The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-07-21

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Linvine who recently received severe
injuries In . fall and 10 going to town
tor medical treatment.
H. A. Tarbox OF Olive was in town
. few days ago.
Lee Wright Of selway was in town
saturday.
Carl shipley started to town satur-
day with truck load of wool for
Shipley brothers.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Warren and son
Wardie motored to town the latter part
of the week from Pumpkin creek.
Grasing fees to the amount Of $4,000
were paid by stockmen this year to
the Custer national forest, Last year
they paid $3.50
| The c., b. & O. railroad in Montana
the year 1921 had q net earning Of
one million dollars.
Ed Doenan on Saturday morning
completed eight big stack of hay that
he put up for Geo. Sandal.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Miller returned
to Piniele this week after a several
weeks trip to points in Wyoming and
Nebraska.
! Official map oy Powder River coun-
| ty,copyrighted 1922, and compiled by
County Surveyor F. l.. Funkenbusch,
/ on sale at Examiner office for IS each.
Among those who attended the DEM
ocrat meeting Saturday afternoon were
Julian Terrett Of Brandenberg. j. w.
Cason and Oso Force of Epsie, II. L.
Rayner Of Kingsley, James Hyde Of
Loesch. Bob Rice Of Kingsley, Glen
Knightof Cache creek, Bill Bro radius.
John Broaddus, Paul Harrison. Tom
! Doyle.
Mills Tayl~r, brother of George
Taylor, who was herein 1919, was re-
Gently married at Clarksville. Ga.
Pete Jensen CT Crow creek transact
ed businessin town Saturday.
The road through to Powderville is
expected to be opened by tomorrow
Saturday. The Deer creek bridge
| has been completed and it is said the
bridge on Poker Jim is just nearing
lcompletion.
! In every community there are pee
rle who have been wonderfully re-
stored to health by taking Tanlac.
Try it. $. A. Holt, Broadus.
August has been fixed as the date
| for election of officers Of the Broad
us Cooperative Milling company.
Mr.. and Mrs George Lewis Of Pump
kin creek were in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Ray Tarbell from the head of TAX
ing Powder. was in town Saturday.
John Hudson and H. A. LOBBY me-
tored to Miles City Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. r. ]. Wedge and dau2h-
Of Miles City were in Broadus Saturday.
Mrs. Hugh r. Wells and daughter Of
Miles City were in town Saturday.
Charles P. Seelye. cadastral engineer
and his crew of men. were camped in
Broadus Sunday and Monday. They
have been surveying public land in
southeastern Carter county and are
on their way to Ashland where they
will be similarly employed. While in
Broadus they had ten horses shod and
equipment repaired. With Seelye we're
Dewey Bottles. Dewey and Arthur
Frankforter, Lester Lisles. W. V. Buck
Nevn Swope. James Whitehead and
the cock. Bill Rediske Alex Harris
another cadastral engineer who has
been working with Seelye, arrived the
first Of the week with another crew OF
men and after stopover here. left
for Ashland.
Geo. Mix Of Selway was in town
on business Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Burt Osgood of the
Powder River Country were in town
Monday.
We understand that enc of our
prominent citizens expects to get
married about July 2Sthh.
George Henning, p. F. Leornard
and George Kiosse of Cross S coun-
try were business visitors at Bros.dus
Monday.
Fred Titus of Olive was in town
Monday.
Ed. Lee of Powderville spent
a day here the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. o. Reeder lean
Reeder, Miss. Scofield and Mrs. Hiram
Groat were in from the Kruger coun-
Tuesday.
The Surveyors left for Birney
Montana Tuesday.
Dan Gilmore of Olive was in town
last Monday.
Mrs Al F.. Edwards went to Spear
fish So. Oak. last Monday.
Charles Miles is making a visit
with his brother at Casper Wyo. this
week.
Jacob Newmiller. Al Iron and Gee.
Daniels We're in town Tuesday.
r. C. Miller of Helena was in town
last Sunday.
J. ]. Stabb of Miles City was intown
last Sunday.
Alex T. Highland Of So. Saint Paul |
and w. A. Sawtell were transacting |
business here on Tuesday.
j. w. Malvin, Burton Penfoell and
= d.
here Tuesday. |
To Lease. Aay one with beef cattle |