The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-17

ter part of the week occupied the |
IL Il. Warren residence vacated when
the Warrens removed to their new
home at the Hcrkan ranch.
Lawrence Thompson on Monday re-
ceived q new ana complete set Of traps
and drums The equipment only lacks
cowbells. Manipulating these contrap-
lions fer the production Of jaxs strains
Lawrence expects to become quite
muscular.
A largely attended farewell dancing
party was rendered Mr.. and Mrs. l.
r. warren at the Powder River hotel
Saturday night.
| A. q. Brandes transacted business in
town Tuesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 1. westphal at the
residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Norris
entertained at an enjoyable $500 card
party Saturday night. Miss Florence
| Fitzpatrick and H. A. Loobey won first
honcrs and Miss Gladys Clark and 8.
A. Holt the consultations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron ANGEL and four
children started on Monday for trip
to- Kalamazoo. Mich. Mr.. Angel plans
to return here in May, leaving his wife
and child for an extended visit with
relatives.
1
Ifalo mechanic. said he had gained
twelve pounds: his wife had gained
Itwenty-six pounds and his daughter
was gaining every day. by taking Tam
llac $. A. Holt, Broadus.
| y. O. Roberts. who has been work
ing in Detroit, Mich, for the past sew
eral months, will soon return tc his
place Is miles south of Broadus.
Byron Angel received word that the
body of his brother. Private jerome
Angel, had been sent from overseas
for final interment at Kalamazoo,
Mich. The brother was among the ilrst
! to- enlist. He had been reading ac-
counts of atrocities OF Germans to-
ward non combatants and when addi-
tional reports We're being read he sud-
denly stopped washing his hands and
face and without drying them started
fer the recruiting office. He was "a
years old and was killed in action on
May IS. 1918. attached to y Co. 2Sth
Infantry.
Billy Broaddus on Wednesday re-
turned from Miles City where he had
been visiting with his family and
transacting business.
George Linville returned Wednesday
from trip to Miles City and was
QUIT SICK on ARRIVAL mere
An eight-pound baby girl arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Gianino
on March Sth. Neither and baby are
doing we'll and with careful attention
, Joe may recover.
c. T.. Russell the latter part of the
week sold 1,400 pounds Of oats in
Hrcadus. receiving 50 Per hundred.
, c. r. Lewis and VIM. Flanery on
saturday completed their ice harvest
for the season. the last loads bring
ing in ice 20 inches in thickness.
t X. J. stanley and Geo. D. Grooms
. from the Olive country transacted bus
mess in town Saturday.
"Ergophobia" is the scientific name
for spring fever.
\. G. Shaw made final proof Friday
before H. r. Straiton clerk Of the
district court. Witnesses were ]. II.
Morris and Matthias CLOSER.
The Ann May oil company will hold
its annual meeting at Miles City Mon
day. April 4.
X J. stanley has on sale at the
! Broadus Cash store a considerable
quantity of sweet clover and alfal ia
: seed. His alfalfa seed took first prize
at the state fair last year,
Corbin Feeley and Fletice kiser
Sunday afternoon rolled into town
; with bcbslcds loaded with 500 gallons
of coal oil and 5000 pounds of gro
ceries for the EroadUs Cash store. They
) We're eleven days in making the round
) trip. In many places their sled broke
through the melting snow on muddy
: places were encountered. They Were