The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-08-11
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THs axamiasr. q : year II advance.
dance viii b. held n Sherty's hall
saturday night. August -. Everybody
welcome.
win. Wilson and G. r. Buck are re-
pairing the circuit Of the Powder River
Telephone company, installing new
poles, etc. The latter part Of the week
they viii be engaged on the line be-
tween p1nto and Nocrhead. With the
repair work compa eted the lire will be
open from Noorhead 70 Powderville. .
distance Of eighty miles.
Mrs. Margaret Hagen OF sistersville.
w. Va, accompanied by w. J. Sim
mons Of Camps Pass and John Wight
Of Bay Horse. were In Broadus Tues
day and viewed some land south Ct
town in which Mrs. Hagen il inter-
ested.
Miss Martha Ross mas returned to
Broadus after q visit of several days
on Belle creek.
Mrs. Delta Thoet Of stickney. 9. D..
10 here fer q visit with her daughter.
Mrs. b. A. Doonan.
Mrs. M. T. Wiley IL enjoying a visit
here with her mother. Mrs. 0. A.
Dickson and sister. Mrs. +. NJ. Ammon,
both from Miles City.
The dance which was to be given
at Stacey August IL by the Konkright
orchestra has been postponed week
to August 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Lamphear and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Bottles and Mrs.
Adamson Of Selway were In town We'd
nesday.
John Wight of Bay Horse wss in
town Wednesday.
John Lemscn of Stacey transacted
business in town Wednesday.
Henry L. Rayner Of Kingsley was in
town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Smith of the Olive
country were in town Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. s. Einsel and
daughter Jane returned home Wednes-
day evening from a motor trip to Lam
der. Wye.
The Western Creamery company of
Miles City is receiving approximately
$50 gallons Of sour cream from the
different cream-testing stations in this
county every month. This amount in
addition to the sour cream consigned
by dairymen around Hroadus directly
to Miles City
A. j. Haley Of Graham ants to be
county clerk (adv.)
Butter fat quotations this week, 81
cents pound.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Broaddus and Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Funkenbusch We're in
town Tuesday.
Pat Finnegan of the Little Powder
river was in town Saturday. exhibiting
fine samples of Early Ohio potatoes.
He has half an acre planted to them.
George Taylor this week had car
penters build for him a garage. II by
Is, adjoining the warehouse at the
rear Of the store.
John Gaar from Powder river below
Broadus. came to town Monday after
binder Irvine.
At least enc election bet and per-
haps others have been cancelled when
the contracting party or parties learn
ed such action was against provisions
Of the law.
J. H. Burgess of Rosebud. a piOneer
of the Powder river country. has
been here the past several days or
business matters.
Jack Trevaskis. son Of Ed Trevaskis
Ct Stacey. was a Broadus visitor sew
eral days the latter part of the week
Misses Winona and Thelma Levi:
returned to their home at Pinto the
first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs Barney Barnett re-
turned Tuesday from Ashland where
they were in charge of lunch conces'
sion during the Roundup.
Clarence Gardner, accompanied by
his wife. made trip te Miles City this
week for physical examination. C!ar-
ence says the roads are much better
up that way than here. He made the
trip from Miles City to Broadus. 9
distance Of 80 miles. in three and one.
half hours.--Piniele Leader.
Mrs. Oscar Broaddus passed through
Piniele Thursday on her way hcme
from Deadwood. She reports hel
daughter, Mrs Bill Left improving
rapidly after a successful operation
for Observation-Disclosures Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smith and babe
from Crow creek We're in town Wed.
nesday. Mr.. Smith reports blue join
hay at least three feet high. bettel
than it has been for about eight years
One good flood was sufficient to in,
sure such a stand but the country ha,
had about twelve floods and has de
layed the cutting.
Gasoline is selling in Miles City a
IS cents a gallon.
The high school building was lathe,
and plastered this week by Franz
Bradley and its exterior surface is nov
being succeed.
w. E. Richardson of Powderville wa
in town Tuesday.
J. F. Blenkner, F.. A. Blenkner an
II. A. Locbey mOtored to Miles Cit,
Tuesday. While the latter two return
ed the next day, J. F. Blenkner re