The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-10


nnncial drive.
Plans for installing radio tel
ephone-telegraph station at Roundup
are being made by Roundup boy scouts.
The annual convention Of the Mon.
tana Transfer and Warehousemens
association was held in Lewistown last
week.
Members Of the Masonic lodge at
Bolton have launched a campaign for
the purpose of erecting and maintain
Ing :, clubhouse for the members of
the order.
The proposal to issue bonds in the
amount of $4,000 for the construc-
ton of an addition to the Red Lodge
waterworks carried by Il vote of near
~ 3 to l.
A states reunion Is to he held Mt the
Forsyth Presbyterian church. This is
an annual event in Forsyth and this
year promises to be more elaborate
than previously.
Fire completely destroyed the Ris.
choff elevator at Antelope and burned
800 bushels Of grain In the build.
ing. The loss is estimated at be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000.
The trial of Thomas n. Henry, aged
Billings farmer charged with the muir.
der Of his former neighbor, John T..
Highsmith will start in the district
court at Billings this week.
A carload of Muscle county hogs
shipped to Spokane by Clarence Mer-
rift Of Devils Basin, topped the mar
ket at 1886 per 100. This was the
highest paid in that market for months.
The night school Of the Glendive
chapter Of the American Red Cross has
terminated its session. The school
was maintained to enable citizens ia
secure better understanding Of Amer
lean citizenship.
John l.. Kelly, So. who was foreman
at Colonel Cruse's N-Bar ranch in the
early days and later proprietor of the
hotel at Suffolk. committed suicide a
his residence at Lewistown, shootin:
himself with a rifle.
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Sixty quarts of Old Crow whisk.
are to be sold by United States Mar
shall Joseph L. Asbridge at Columbus
He will at that time also sell Cadilla
touring car, seized by the government
under the internal revenue laws.
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Oldtimers of Billings are looking fol
ward to the annual meeting of tn
Pioneers Of Eastern Montana whic
, Is to he held at the Billings CONNER
cial club. Letters from members In
dictate that nearly the entire member
ship will be present.
New boiler shops may be erected a
Livingston this spring by the Norther
Pacific railway Mt cost Of $15O.OOl
, Northern Pacific officials said that
. had not been definitely determine
whether or not the shops will be co,
structed this year.
!. The execution Of .Assad Juhray
. Butte for the murder of Hugh l.. Gil
son has been stayed 80 days throug
n reprieve issued by Governor Dixo
j, This will give the governor furtht
time to consider the application II
clemency that has been made.
The city council of Great Falls hi
adopted an ordinance providing for IL
registration of names and address,
with the police department. of all pc
: sons, firms and corporations movir
from one location in the city to Al
other, or to and from the city. the r
port to be filed by those perfor,nir
the transfer work.
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= Glen NJ. Bolton and Joe Il. Reagi
h convicted several weeks ago Of IL
: murder of Irwin Keller undersheri
# Of Treasure county, and sentenced
e hang. were not executed Monday, Il
<. date fixed Immediately after their co
e victiOn. Motions for new trials ha,
?, been filed for both hy their attorney
h Newly discovered evidence is given
$. the grounds for the motion.
D Roundup may join hands with Fai
g port, O.. and divide fame with tn
. city in it's position as the only Amer
# can municipality with woman may,
e. Mrs. Lydia n. Nicholson. superinten
re ent OF the Roundup hospital. has a
g nounced that she will file nominate!
lie petition as candidate for mayor. III
ar declares she has already Secur