The Powder River County examiner and the Broadus independent. [volume] (Broadus, Mont.) 1919-1935, 1922-03-03
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The Parent Teachers Association OF
BroaAus will hold its regular monthly
meeting this (Friday) evening. A
set of bylaws will be presented for APP
provsl. II ID probable there will be
considerable discussion concerning an
additional min levy to be submitted the
voters Of this district at the annual
school election on April I.
In . recent business transaction it
10 reported that Mrs. Maria 8. Bower
took over the property Of A. ". Rue
on Little Powder river.
Sheriff w. f.. Suffer returned home
Friday after an absence OF several
days on official duties.
The protracted spell Of cold weather
depleted coal supplies in local bins
during the past week and several
transfers were engaged in replenish-
ing the supply from the Peerless coal
mine. r. $. Amundscn, temporarily in
charge Of the mine, has an available
supply Of coal on hand to meet all
demands.
Tanlac's world wide fame IS due to
its merit. 1t does the work. 3. A.
Holt. Broadus.
William s. Benefited on his recent
freighting trip to Miles City took with
him three cans of sour cream from
Broadus. five cans from CoalwOOd and
the three cans in transit that had been
abandoned with Feeleys truck. All
the cans Of sour cream Were frozen
and 1t was discovered that five Of the
cans had bursted. There was also ten
sacks Of wheat on Feeleys truck
which Benefited purchased fer his own
use.
Katherine Neil, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. Neil. celebrated her birth
anniversary last Saturday by an en-
joyable party that was attended by
her playmates.
Howard Peterson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Burt Peterson. Friday evening
had number of his schooimates at
tend pleasant party at his home.
In the three contested games Bobby
Edwards was winner CT each.
Mrs. Jessie Munger and three chill
dren Monday morning left for Miles
City accompanying .Arley DUNCAN. the
mail carrier. to the end of his route
at Volborg. From Miles City they
took the train en- to their destination
at Dillon. Mrs. Munger and children
came to town Saturday with Don Porta
and had been a week in coming this
far. She taught the Little Pilgrim
creek school which closed January %,
for lack of funds The school had an
attendance of II scholars. the boys
scoring 80 per cent attendance and the
girls aS per cent OF these scholars
only one. Hazel Reach, an eighth grad
er, Is now in school, attending a Hay
creek.
Thousands of thin. frail men and
women have reported an astonishing
and rapid increase in weight as a re-
suit of taking Tanlac. s. A. Holt
Broadus.
A. J. Haley John Brceckel and
Henry Phillippi from the divide be-
tween the two rivers, We're in town
Saturday on business matters.
Charles 5. Einsel was confined to
his home several days during the past
week with illness.
Bring or send your old magazines
to the Examiner office and get others
in exchange The service is free.
Charles Smith and Charles Jesse are
hauling feed for stock from the Rob-
bins ranch Oh the Mizpah.
Mr.. and Mrs. Q. c. Cramer from the
E.Divide transacted business IN town
Saturday.
Born, a daughter, to Mr.. and Mrs.
Iyrcn Angel, near Broadus Thurs
day, February IS.
Ruth. the 1S-months old daughter