The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-06

WI UvOUOyY UOWus
O, c. Lawrence ana Matthias CLOSER
&C the B-Diviae retuf1sd Wednesday /
from Miles CITY whore they had taxi
On several ton d grain to the elevator.
]. d. Rumph a. the B-Divide was in
town Tuesday selling two barrels OF
home manufactured SorYhun at $1.6o
> ganon.
Rev. q. J. Pcwsn Of Billings plans
TO be II Broadus sunday evening. Oc-
tober Is to hold services here.
Chas, M. Smith has purchased new
Dodge touring car.
Henry Ittig Of the Olive country was
in town Monday.
A large crowd attended . dance At
the Moorhead school house saturday
Craw's rchestra.
Mrs. j. b. Neil and daughters. Dor
othy and Kathryn. left the latter part
Of the week for Fromberg. Mont.
where Mr.. Neil has secured winters
employment In the ccal mines.
c. E. Elrod who has been In Bsoadus
since the first OF the year taking
treatment for injuries sustained in \
fire at Moorhead. left Tuesday after
noon for Miles City.
A dance will be held at l'owdervin.
Saturday night. October Z.
Rev. c. s. Marsolf held services at
Epsie Sunday evening and Monday
morning started from there to Chicago
on two-weeks' visit. He planned to
return to Broadus for morning and
evening services. Sunday. october Is.
this week having dental work done
and visiting with friends and re,a-
tives.
Little Powder river Saturday night
was patronized by crowd tina, COM
fortaSly filed the large floor
Among the Broadusites in Miles City
on Ford" day were Ralph T. Blenk-
ner. Mrs. X. Maude Blenkner Mr.. ana
Mrs j. !. Westphai Mrs, c. {. Craw
and Bill Flanery.
Miss Thelma Lewis. who represented
Powder River county in the queen
OF Montana" contest at Helena dur
ing the State Fair. returned to Broad
us Sunday and was the over night
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l. Westphal
She returned to her home at Moorhead
Monday afternoon.
Frank Bradley returned home the
latter part of the week. nursing bros
ken right arm. The accident happened
while he was working in coal mine
at place north of Glendive. pinnins
him between a coal ear and mine
prop. Previous to his work in the Goa
mine Bradley had worked in the har
vest field for 81 days.
Mrs NJ. S. Craw lost seven sprins
chickens asst week when skunk dut
it's way underneath the coop. She fear
ed the loss OF all her chickens by tn,
same route so planned the extermina
ton of the thief. The skunk Sunda.
night partcok of an egg that hat
been poisoned with strychnin and wa
found dead Monday morning.
Boots" Vitalis. Ernest Waldusk,
and Thomas Weatherall, returned o,
Monday from Miles City where the,
marketed wheat. They received s
cents bushel for wheat en- Thursday
and reported two cent reduction o.
the following Friday and Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Brown of Bow
ers creek were in Broadus Tuesday o
their way to Sullivan. Ind. where the
will spend the winter. They plaHne
on motor trip OF about IL days I
reach their destination. going fror
here to- Miles City and then following
the Yellowstone trail eastward.
Andy Anderson transacted bushes
in town Tuesday.
Dick Witcher on Tuesday drove tn
Reeves auto stage from Miles City I
Broadus.
Ed Lee was in Broadus Tuesday, e
route with a sheep wagon from Ell
creek t., P c. Jensen's ranch on Gro,
creek
4 week ago some parcel post pack
ages received here were rather "stuc
up and sweetened to a bees del;gh
The explanation is easy. A receptacl
containing honey and addressed to Lch
F. Singer became broken while in trar
sit in the calls and leaked out it's cor
tents.
Grain sacks in Miles City are sell
ing at As cents each.
Potatoes will market in Broadu
at 81 to $3.50 per hundred pounds
Coal at the Peerless mine is sellin
at So a ten.
Now is the time to exterminate SON
of those prairie dogs 4 quantity {
prepared bait still available at the E,
sack This prise is II cents pour
against 20 cents a pound both at She
idan and Miles City.
Joe Eacock was in town Tues6s
freighting load of gasoline fro
Miles City. 1t was his first trip he
in eleven years when barbed wi
fences were almost unknown.
Jerry Holland was IN town Tuesd,
and Wednesday from the southeaste
part Of the county.