The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-11-17

tinues to be pvt to the test with his
daily mail route between Volborg and
Broadus but with all the snow storms
and muddy roads he has not vet missed
trip. On Wednesday he reported the
road condition as considerably inn
proved.
The crew of ave state road survey
ors are now making their headquarier s
at the r r ranch. They expect to COM
plete the 15-mile survey within anoth-
err week. The projected graveled road
would extend from Eroadus past the
Y r ranch to the old Tatton place.
W. NJ. Isaacs from Buck creek was
In town Monday.
Oliver Lawrence will give Thanks
giving dance at his place on Baking
Powder Saturday night November IS.
Miss Susie King Of Odessa, wash.
left Broadus Monday morning to ac-
cept the Ebon Daily school on East
Fork.
Mrs w. Il. Suffer and her two small
sons went to the Y + ranch sunday
afternoon where she has assumed
charge during the absence of her moth
err. Mrs. W. c. McVey. in st. Paul.
Miss Cornelia Leonard from Denver
is teaching the Doyle Creek school.
Miss Jeanette Scallon has accepted
= position as teacher at the Murray
school in the Coalwood district.
Mrs. Betty Broaddus has returned
after a visit at the home of her son,
BILLY Broaddus in Miles City.
Mrs. ]. D. Williams has been indis-
posed the past week with sickness
f. A. Blenkner, county attorney
elect. has been in Mssoula the past
| week attending a home coming Of the
! University of Montana Alumni, of
which he is member.
| Through a classified advertise m ent
in the Examiner, G. r. Monroe sold
| his ten head of mixed cattle to Sam
Smith for the sum Of $40 Two year
lings were included in the herd. most
of which was cows and calves.
Health Crusade work rs being taken
up by scholars in the Broadus schools.
t Taxes become delinquent after No
vember 30.
| Mrs w. c. McVey returned Monday
to the Y T ranch from a visit OF sew
eral weeks at st. Paul and Minneapolis.
! THANKSGIVING day comes on Thurs
day. November 80
Lawrence thompson on Friday OF
last week sold his drums and traps to
Frank Weaver, living on Powder river.
about Is miles above Broadus.
F.. w. Clark. local freighter is
carrying his right arm in a sling. the
| result of an accident about eight miles
from Miles City Monday afternoon
while on trip to that destination. He
broke the bones above the wrist while
cranking the engine on his car, and
in that predcament suffered much
pain in driving the remainder Of the
distance
f. J. DuRussell came to town Wed
nesday and was looking for someone
to haul 1000 bushels of wheat to Miles
City. Another farmer near Kimh's's
place has 1900 bushels Of wheat ready
for shipment to Miles City.
| Max Holcomb of Powder River
county successfully underwent an op-
Grafton for appendicitis Saturday at
the hospital in Sheridan. Wyo.
The local price for wheat is so cents
a bushel, although so far as known
no cash sales have been made within
the past week. The local -four mill
ia exchanging wheat for -four, giving
so pounds of -four for 100 pounds o1
wheat.
chased an isolated tract of land from
the government. the deal having been
made through the United States land
office at Miles City on Tuesday.