The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-11-17

Commissioners c. n. Smith and Rax-
ter Pierce, N. a. Burkey, r. =. Sher-
lock and w. +. Waite motored to Lit
tie Powder river Saturday morning
and visited with ]. H. Morris whose
health has been impaired.
r. L. Funkenbusch was In town W ed
nesday soliciting orders for dressed
pork At ~ cents = pound
There wasa good demand for fresh
eggs In Broatius the pant week. retail
ing at 80 to 10 cents q dozen.
r. e. Michaels and H. p. Baker of
Moorhead were In town Tuesday.
DR.. J. w. Craig. T. H. I4eech and Mr..
and Mrs. A. Montgomery Of Piniele
were in town Tuesday.
Q. Forcier was here Wednesday
from iPniele.
l. B. Kimble. special agent. OF the
department of interior. was here We'd
nesfay from Helena.
w. E. Lewis of Selway was in town
the latter part Of the week.
Albert Force. who lives near Epsie.
was in town Wednesday. He reported
the ground dry in his locality but
found the road rather muddy from the
Sand Creek school house to Broadus.
John A. Willis. who has been work
ing at Moorhead the past summer for
+. T. Kelsey. is here for visit with
his cousin. Chas. $. Ensel.
John Hudson and family have occu-
pied the Blcnkner place near Broadus
and is sending his children to the
schools in this district.
Dressed pork. 13c Broadus Market.
Western grassers sold on the Chi
cago market the past week at $500 to
$s75
The school census fer Powder River
county is nearly completed. The fig
ures are being compiled by Miss Flor
ence Fitzpatrick, county superintsnd-
ent. and will be ready for publication
next week.
The 450-pound school bell that was
ordered for Broadus has not yet ar
rived though il was shipped from the
dealer a month ago. Tracers have
been sent out to ascertain the delay.
Osborn Pemberton A. W. Devashor,
the Richardson's and several other
stocknen started Sunday October 2S,
to the railroad at Belle, Fourche with
their beef herds. The foll owing Tues
day they were on the head of Box FL
der They were caught by the snow
known vet whether they have reached
their destination
Dressed pork 13c. Eroadus Market.
c. r. Huckins transacted business in
town the latter part Of the week.
The American Legion dance Saturday
night was we'll attended. considering
the inclemency Of the weather and the
condition Of the roads. Relly's or
chestra was unable to come SO the
music was supplied by c. G. Craw and
A. p. Norris.
snow storm was recorded Saturday
and from reports it was general over
the entire west. Snow fell to a depth
Of four inches here but with modera-
ton of the weather nearly all has
melted now.
The coolest weather OF the season
so far was recorded Monday night by
\. W. Heidel. local weather observer
at { degrees above zero.
F. Biles and Ernest Broaddus
were in town the fore part of the
week.
shorty Turley win give a Thanks
giving dance at his hall here. Novem.
Der 30 He writes from Forsyth that
he will return home in few days.
Dressed pork. 13c. Broadus Market
Mary Anne. the little daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Kuhie. was bit
in the face by IA pet dog Monday fore.
noon She was carried abou: tive
miles by her mother coming TO Broad
us for medical attention. \ half mile
from town they met Mr.. kuhle with
his team and wagon. DR. James dressed
the injury by burning with caustit
and does not expect compiled tons. The
dog had fastened it's teeth into the
girls mouth and jaw.
John Stafford. Paul Kusel and Wal
lace Palmer from the west end Of the
county We're here the latter part al
the week getting election returns.
Five dollars a head is being charged
for winter pasturing of cattle.
Mail Carrier Al F. Edwards con