The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-05-26

booster buttons have been received in
Rroadus and will be distributed gen.
-erally over the county.
Mr.. Witcher. father Of John and
Dick witcher. has submitted bid fer
the daily mail route between. volborg
and Broadus that IL to replace the
present tri-weekly service July /.
D. F. DeL.ap. principal of the dis
trict. lrigh school, expected to leave to-
day (Friday) for his homestead. 20
miles north Of Piniele. where he will
remain during the summer months.
John I. Westphal of the district
high schol faculty, Mrs. Westphal and
Miss Ethel Summers. who has just
finished term of school here, left
yesterday morning for Ekalaka- Miss
Summers will spend the vacation with
her relatives 25 miles south CT Eka-
laka and the westphals will go to
their homestead near Knobbs. two
miles from the junction of North and
South Dakota with Montana. Miss
Summers has been elected to teach IN
the Ekalaka schools next year.
Over twelve students took the state
eighth grade examinations in Broadus
Monday and Tuesday before Miss
Florence Fitzpatrick, county superin.
'tendent Of schools. Scholars were~pr ..-
ent from Broadus. Sand Creek and
one or two other schools. The papers
were graded by D. F. Del ap and j. I.
Westphal. the county examining board
but the results are not yet known
M. r. Moore yesterday afternoon
brought a piano from Piniele, owned
by {. s. Einsel and c.. w. Miles. 1t
was taken to the Masonic hall and
will be used by the Masonic fraternity.
Charles Daily of Stacey transacted
business in town yesterday.
Thomas Kenney and Ward Miller Jr.
Of Casper, Wyo., ere registered at
the Powder River hotel Wednesday.
Butterfat this week is quoted at -
cents a pound. The Western Cream
cry company has been negligent in
supplying the local creamery station
with cans and much dissatisfaction is
resulting for this lack of attention.
The field man of this company is ex-
pected here within a few days and
the matter will be referred to him at
that time.
The maximum temperature for the
year up until yesterday was Sc degrees
on Wednesday. according to weather
records compiled by A. w. Heidel. To-
cal observer. During the past week
Tom Gilmore Of Olive country was
in town yesterday.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Craig Of Piniele
motored tc Miles City yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Thompson has returned
to her place on the divide after spend
ing the past several months in Broad
US. keeping house for her GRANDSON,
Paul Nalley. who attended school
here.
There was no meeting Of the dairy
men Saturday afternoon for this IL
the season when all farmers are
straining themselves with their farm
work. 1t IL probable another meet.
ing will be called sometime during the
month CT June for the purpose Of ef.
fecting an organisation Of the dairy
interests.
Miss Nina Peterson has returned t.
Broadus after visit with her sister
Mrs. Christa Whimpey. at Moorhead
Mrs. Ella Lewis was a visitor OF
Tuesday at the home CT her brother
F. w. Trautman. Epsie.
Mrs. Frank T. West has been n tn,
sick list since last Monday and 10 un
der the doctors care.
Mrs. Blanch Wiley has been bedfas
this week with an attack Of the gripp
but 10 now convalescent.
Little Alberta Wilson. daughter o
County Treasurer J. T. Wilson. ha
gene to the ranch Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Broaddus for few days.
John Wttcher delivered the mail
Broadus Wednesday night.
George w. Farr, . Miles City al
torney. on Monday received an Or
pointment by Governor Dixon a. su
preme court justice to succeed Juds
Reynolds. deceased.
June bugs and moths have mad
their appearance.
A store ut Hysham was burglarise
last week and $3.50 In cash stolen.
Preston Chenoweth, made ANAL proc
on his /hcmestead the first OF tn
week and on Tuesday left for NJ
braska