The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-01-06

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Kennth ElAins was In town Monday I
from Lite Powder river to mako mai
proof before H. X. straiton. clerk Of
the district court. witnesses were A.
!. Haley and Charles Hlktns.
Dick witcher, mail carrier between
Broadus and vclhorg, on tho return |
trip Monday afternoon damaged his |
car while pl0wing through the snow. |
He broke . hub and wheel, bent the
end OF the axle ana had = defective
steering wheel. AL these and other
minor troubles wGrc repaired and the
mail delivered at Its Broadus terminal
Tuesday morning
Tanlac il appet..;ng and invigtrat-
ing. Try It today. 8. A. Holt.
Traffic on the ice up and down
Powder river is becoming quite pop
ular these days.
John Broaddus, Alex Campbell and
Frank Allison were in town Monday.
Miss Benctta Daily who is attend
ing business college in Miles City.
spent the holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Mallie Daily
Bill Broaddus and Frank Lo'.uer
started FOR Miles City Monday but
were forced to return Tuesday on ac-
count Of roads blocked by snow.
An exceptionally large dance was
held Thursday 4 week age. at Dick
Richardson's given by Bert Osgood in
honor Of the boys and girls attending
school at Miles City but who We're
home for the holidays.
A nest enjoyable dance was held
at Ira (T3ow Peep ,'ranklius plac. on
Little Powder river Saturday night \
To- dor al
and the new year n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Broaddus enter
tanned a weekend party during the
Christmas week and on Friday had an
exceptionally large Inner The rrn-
cipal part Of the menu was a &C. pound
turkey with all the trimmings and
was put cut of sight by the IS guests.
a good oid-fashioned dance concluded
the days program.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Rolfe of otter
are the proud parents of 4 little
daughter born on Christmas day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quashnick CT near
Rroadus are the parents Of a new
son born to them Monday. January 2
Stage fare. Breadus to Alnes City. re-
oused ron 2ar 30 to s. ;, each way: jssti
left Wednesday morning for Los An
geles where he wi" spend the winter
Later he expects 70 go tc. Glendale
Ore. and return to this country mex,
fall.
On Tuesday tn, .ocal retail price OF
esgs dropped from so to IS cents 8
dozen.
Two tsaspoonstnl of Tanlac ir s
little water taken three times e ,ia,
just before meals will make you ea>
better, feel better sleep better ant
work better. S. 4. Holt
Mr.. and Mrs, ". T. Waite have
moved from their residence 10 an anart.
snent in the rear e the First Nationa
hank building.
School District NJ. 80 has just com.
piete" the sale OF $500 in furGin@
bonds to the state board of land com.
,nissioners.
Ed Clark, who was released on hi:
own recoenizance to spend a tw.
weeks furlough witt his wife ant
family at Sayle during the Christina:
holiday season rnnorted back to tn.
county Jail on time last Tuesday. Fl.
was sentenced TO 30 days and a $50,
fine for third dnErree assault upo,
Chester Long.
Harvest IF ice crops is expected t.
start within the netx week or So
J. I, Westphal CT the high sci, O
faculty the latter part of last weei
was called to Birnywood, Wis. by tn,
death Of his uncle. DIR. NJ. p Cady
with WHOM he had lived for n nu,nha
of years while attending high sch. oil
l.. n. lsaacs % Camps Pass was ;
business visitor VI Broadus the for
part of the week.
Frank T. Kelsey and +. r. NIirhae i
OF Moorhead were in Er9a,ius ny.
New Years.
Byron Angel transacted business il
town Tuesday.
The Powder River Hotel comrau,
through it's board of directors dc no
execute new lease en- the hotel 70
the ensuing year hut continued tn
old lease OF Chas. Z. Lewis to May /
OF interest to people of this count,
il the discontinuance of the free GOV
eminent seed distribute on The arpro
priaticn Of $360,O00 for this amount II
the annual bulge: was not approves
Ivy Commissioner Dawes People viii
not complain and trust tina, the none,
thus saved Will be used - much bet
ter advantage.
A fire Friday night destroyed a Two
room frame bungalow at the ranch q
Hugh f. Wells on Powder river
Is reported that furniture and fixture
were alone valued at $500 and tina
the loss was not covered by INSURANCE
An over-heated stove WAS probably re
spOnsible for the fire.
The state fair at Helena has bee
abandoned fer this year because Of
deficit OF s12.237i3. That sum remain
ed unpaid from the fair las: fan afte
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