The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-10-20
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1Ax weber returned 10 his farm
the latter part % the week after sew.
sral months absence n the North Da-
kcta harvest fields.
m. and lGrs. Frank Bradley and chill.
dr61 have g6ns 70 Tairview. Mont.
whore he will be employed In . coal
mine when he 10 sufficiently reoov-
eroo from IN accident there that re.
suited IN : broken, arm.
=. +. Blenkner and e. A. ,Blenkner
motored to Bowbells, N. D., Tuesday
via Miles City and expected tc be gone
nsaD and visit with friends and rela-
tives Id their former home.
George Linville went to- Miles City
Tuesday where he will place his young
son In school there. He was accom-
pasted on the trip by Mrs. Francis
SHERLOCK and Archie Kelly.
Nevin Swope, Arthur Frankforter
and Lester Lsles have returned to
their respective homes in this county
after q summers work with a gov
ernment survey in different parts Of
Montana.
Charles r. Seelye, cadastra) engi-
neer in government service, was in
town Monday en- route to his place at
Pinto. He has been in charge of a
crew Of men the past several months
engaged in survey Of public lands and
finished the season near Bridger. All
the men have returned to their homes
In this county with the exception CT
w. v. Buck who went to Seattle
Ira s. Patton and Pete Whiting
from the northern part OF the county
transacted business in town Wednes-
day.
Sam Hudson was in town Tuesday
on land office business before H. r.
Straiton. clerk of the district court.
Paul n Smith from Erin. Kan. has
accepted a position as teacher at the
Swope school in District. No. 90.
Miss Margaret Turpin was here Sat-
urday on her way to the East Fork
school in District No. 20 where she
has accepted position as teacher
Contractor John Rogge on Tuesday
started construction of an addition to-
the concrete vault at the court house
vault. The addition is necessary to
provide more space for books and rec
ords and when compl eted will measure
ten by twelve feet.
Contractor Joe Kli,nek this week is
doing some carpenter work at the W.
II. Peays ranch.
Edith. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
"Dcc" Linville suffered a painful
sprained shoulder Monday when she
feel six feet from corral fence. She
was attended by DR.. James.
in Miles City the first Of the week.
Within a few days Bert Osgood and
family expect to occupy their new six
room house that was built under the
supervision of Contractor John Rogge.
George Grooms was in town Tue sday
from the Olive country.
Gilbert Oakland who. is accused by
r. NJ. Neiman as being responsible for
the destruction of ten stack Of hay by
FIRE, will have his trial in Justice court
November A.
G. r. Duneer, formerly of this coun-
ty but now of Tacoma. Wash. was in
town Tuesday, accompanied by Rev.
John Duncan of Coalwood.
Shirl Tanner Of the Ridge country
was in town Tuesday.
Mrs. G. c. Craw returned home Sat-
urday afternoon from Miles City where
she had been for two weeks visiting
with relatives and doing dental vork
A fire started in the roof of Willis
Martins home Saturday afternoon and
was under fair Roadway when it was
extinguished with a chemical. A hole
about two feet in diameter was burned
around the chimney.
The first snow of the season fell
Sunday night, following a high wind
and a cold rain.
s. J. Burgess Of Helena was here
the past week visiting at the homes
of his daughters. Mrs. Ruth He;del
and Mrs. Mildred Miles.
Mrs Ella Lewis went to Epsie Mon
day and proceeded from there to Niles
City where she will remain for a g eek