The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-24

stead about - miles down the. river.
After . weeks visit there with his
wife and daughter. Oakland expected
to return to Great Falls. He was flve
days on the trip from Great Falls to
his homestead.
Tanlac corrects stomach disorders.
strengthens the nerves and restores
health through it's effect en- the appe.
title and nutrition Of the body. y. A.
Holt. Broadus.
Harry Lunn reported hearing the
first meadowlark Of the season Friday
Of last week.
The spring season officially started
on Tuesday Of this week. The weather
on that day was according to specif-
cations and further indications that
spring was here were reports that
prairie dogs and ants had come to life
and in the discovery Of green blades
of grass.
w. j. Simmons from Camps Pass
postoffice rode horseback to Broadus
en- Monday. He left home at ~ 0'clocl,
and arrived here at Z o'clock.
According to report there Is move-
ment on foot to abandon School Dis
trict No. IS by annexing to No. -.
should this plan materialixe the school
taught by Mrs. Guy Nash would be
closed and the pupils would be trans
ported to the school at Broadus.
About a wagon load Of parcel post
packages has accumulated at the VOL
borg postoffice and will be moved at
the first opportunity. An increasing
parcel post business and bad roads has
made it impossible to handle all this
incoming mail as fast as it has been
received.
MFR. and Mrs. Z. e. Shireman and
new sen arrived in Broadus Tuesday
from Miles City. They started on the
motor trip at $50 and reached the ST
at $3.50 that afternoon. Leaving the
ST. the mkt morning at O'Clock they
were four hours in making Broadus.
An early start was necessary te travel
over the frozen ground. Shireman
says there is no road yet between
the s l. and Rroadus.
Mrs. c. c. Craw last week rendered
her resignation as teacher OF the Sand
Creek school in District 20 and was
succeeded by the board appointing
Miss stella Amundscn to finish the
term. starting with Monday Of this
week. The Sand Creek school has an
enrolment of Is scholars.
The RrOadus Parent-Teachers assoc
citation will hold its regular monthly
meeting Friday of next week.
General school elections will be held
Saturday. April I. Polls are omen from
until y. m. In District No. 70 a
special levy of 10 mills will be SUBJ
mitted Ia the electors
q. W. Peterson from the Mocrhead
country was here this week for a visit
with his wife and family.
f. G. Shireman. mail contractor be-
tween Moorhead and Broadus. took
charge Of the route Wednesday. re-
lieving Glenn Ames. who has carried
the mail the past two months.
The interior If the office of the yell
lowstone Lumber company was retec-
Grated the latter part of the week
with fresh coats of paint.
Get" your prairie dogs now IRE.
pared bait at the court house ut 20
cents pound.
George Linvilie went to Miles City
Wednesday morning suffering with an
acute attack of appendicitis 1t is
probable he will submit to an opera
ton before relieved.
Frank Allison was in town Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broaldus were
in town Wednesday.
Home talent play and dance at
hall tomorrow Saturday
night.