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


AlvA Marker was in town wednes-
day from the divide country. He re-
ports the stock feed about exhausted
The farmers are all optimistic for q
good crop year. he says, but very few
OF them have available seed on hand
and It will be necessary for them to
apply for state seed loans
The warm weather OF the past week
has changed the landscape consider
ably; the white blanket Ct snow that
has prevailed for over three months
has disappeared on knobs and in large
areas on the level. With the ground
almost dry last fall very little frost
went down SO that with the thawing
now most CT the melted snow water
has soaked in. 1t is estimated that
on an average fully two inches OF
moisture content from the snow will
gc into the ground. With a freeze
every night the water for the most
part has been retained on the land
A few days ago the two-year-old
sen Of Mr.. and Mrs T. e. BeDell Of
Pinto fell from chair while being
dressed by his older brother. He struck
on his head and received injuries that
time both Of the parents were s'ok
Mrs. Art Yarger has been assisting as
nurse and with the household work
All three patients are now reported
considerably improved.
On Tuesday a two-fcet rise Of wa
ter was reported on the ice of Powder
river at NIoorhead.
Tan1ac relieves rheumatism by re-
moving the cause. s. A. Holt, Broadus
The Ridge correspondent to the Col
ony News says that twin babies wer.
bern to Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Taack. but
unfortunately both died and Mrs. Taacl
is quite low. Mr.. and Mrs. Tack live
live on Ranch creek, west of Ridge
Mrs. J. D. Osborn arrived Saturday
evening with the mail carrier. She
came from Miles City and was on he,
way to the Jack Clevinser place OF
the B-Divide.
Miss Martha Potzsch Saturday nigh
returned home from Miles City wher.
she has been the past several mcnths
Paul CLOSER from the B-Divide wa.
in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Dick Witcher this week Wis
tied with her mothers. Mrs. Hopkins.
Bob Robinson Of Be yes was in tow,
the latter part Of the week
Notices for a ten-mill additicna
school levy III District No 20 wer,
posted en- Tuesday. School election
Saturday. April /. In addition to vot
ing on this special levy a trustee 70
the three-year term will be 81 ected t.
succeed c. NJ. Smith whose term ex
pires.
"This Tanlac is really the first med
1c1ne have ever taken that does wha
they say it will do said J. F. Holly
Lexington. Ky. s. a. Holt. Broadus
s. S. Baker, r. H Heaton and Hem,
Heaton were in town Wednesday from
the B-Divide. The latter tive mad
final proof before H. r. Straiton. clerl
Of the district court
James Catti from Boyes postoffic.
was in town Friday.
Bob Harlan from Little Pilgrim
creek was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. w. c. McNey from, the 7
ranch was in town the latter part O
the week.
f. Culbertson "schoonerad' owe
from Boyes Tuesday. coming with \
Edwards, the mail carrier.
NJ r. Moore started to Miles Cit,
Monday. He intended to extricate hi
truck from cold-storage sn wtanl
at the Williams ranch and to delive
a load Of groceries fer the Broadu
Mercantile company just as soon a
the roads permit
Mr.. and Mrs. +, +. Serruys the lat