The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-09-29

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BRIEF PARAGRAPHS.
lrs. Blanche WHEY aad lGrs. LAurs
1lnqpl. win entertain the Ladies' Ai6
society 1t the Powder River hotel
Thufsday afternoon. October s.
The beard Of county commissioners
win meet in regular monthly session
Monday, Tuesday ana wednesday u
next week.
Ths Broadus Chamber Of Conmarca
viii hold IT. llrst meeting AFTER the
summer vacation Monday ntsat OF next
week.
Potatoes win soon be on the local
market selling at @1.0o to $1.So per
hundred pcunds.
The local chapter Of enc Eastern
star will be Instituted Thursday. 0cto-
ber 18th. Henry G. Smith. grant pa
tron. will come from Miles City. esps-
cially fer the event for the purpose OF
Installing the officers.
There has been NC killing froat 20
far this fall at Broadus. though frost
has been reported both up and down
the river. The nearest to frost was
on the 2lth when the temperature fell
to Is degrees. The maximum temper
ature Of the past week - repcrtstl BY
A. W. Hetlel, local weather observer.
was 95 degrees on the 31Dt. - ON the
2Snd and - on the 30th.
william Lavell has recently pur-
chased 25S head Of sheep from Owen
Field and ~ head Of sheep frcm Jess
Gorsuch.
]. M. Adams left yesterday for his
former home in Colony, Kan.. via Ar
vada, Wyo.
Charles w. Miles II adding improve.
ments to his residence on Powder river
by Installing water.
Louie Titus was in town Wednesday
from the Atixpah and reported BUM
per crop Of beans raised this year BY
his brother. Andy Titus. The latter
believes beans are a surer crop and
bring more money per acre than wheat
Bert OsgcOd this week purchased
one and two.year.old cattle from 8. ].
Blankenbaker and in company with
Moody Harrington went for the stock
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Fitch Of Piniele
and his uncle, c. L. Mott OF Planking-
ton, s. D., were in town the fore part
OI Iuc week. MT. 10Vet - u AhG1sAoC AAu
has eighty acres to evergreens and
fruit and because Of his advanced age
il turning the management over to his
nephew who will soon leave for that
place. clifford Fitch, their son, Is q
student in the district high school
here and Ia making such satisfactory
progress that he elected to remain
here for the school term rather than
go to Plankingtcn with his parents.
Lewis Martens Of Box Elder was in
town 4 few days ago and reported
that within a few days he would ship
fifty head Of our-year-ol steers from
Belle Fcurche to market.
After a market price of Is cents a
dozen all summer. the price Of eggs ad-
vanced cents this week to 20 cents
a dozen.
W. E. Knapp. the sawmill man from
near Boyes. was in town a few days
ago on business matters.
Miss Adelaide NJ. Aver, rural school
inspector Of Helena In company with
Miss Florence Fitzpatrick. county Gu.
perintendent Of schools, 1cn Wednesday
visited the schools on Wright c-t Elk.
Belle creek and Ranch creek and on
Thursday they were in the northern
part Of the county. visiting the Cross
& and other schools.
A. Collinge Of Camps Pass WAS in
town Saturday.
Minor Harvey Of Pumpkin creek
was in town the first Of the week.
william Kelsc> Of Ridge was in town
Saturday.
County Attorney n. A. Burkey was
in the southeastern part OF the county
Wednesday on official duties.
e. A. III Renkner. accompanied by Mr.
and Mrs. Fred w. Rue motored to Miles
City Monday and returned Wednesday
Two independent candidates fol
county office entered the field thil
week. J. d. Williams for assessor and
common schools
W. w. Palmer and Flcyd Gi.e oi
Selway were in town Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
Jimmie Craw has gone into busipes,
for himself out Of school hours. hav'
ing purchased barney Rarnett's she,
shining stand located at Cooks barbe1
shop.
Albert Johns. who was gassed whtl'
in overseas service. left yesterday to
Bo4eman to receive vocational train
ing.
J. L. Curran and HE uncle. ]. w
Curran Of Lead. 9. D.. and DIR. 4.
Roos Of DeadwOod were here the latte
part Of the week.
Bill Hicks appeared In justice cour
few days ago and on his plea o
guilt to charge Of dt0turblno tn
peace paid % nne that was impoDe
by Judge c. c. Craw.
J. b. Neil has gone to Fromberl
Neat. whore he has secured employ