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~ 0, T:.—Steadman whiffed.. Holt is dmaii“at first.2h\ 2.5: nee] VOLUME XVIII. NO. 32 ane ns ‘ : 6s Reine BROADUS, MONTANA, MAY 10, 1935 ver Count and The Broadueindepenaen: vt be hh: gent ht JFnr; 7 i a iy HE omé Runs Feature the sunday Came Sunday between the Old Timers and the Broadus team, ending 16 to: 8 scene | Best caught Syke’s foul. George singled and Root gcored, An error error let Brockom Brock was forced at sec- short, Holt tossed out let Backeberg on, An ond on Klein’s Amick to Holt, Steadman, ° roliér to Olid Timers > ies] a Cook, Root, if. <2... Sykes, p 3b ~....-.---! George, c Backeberg, cf Brock, rf Klein, 8b p 2b Steadman,. ss ............9 Flannigan, 2b p ......3 or ee SO to bo bo Mmeconawmad cocorKronnwnr with Broadus on the long end. Sykes of Powderville did a nice job; of pitching for the Old Timers for four innings but in the fifth he hit) two batters and retired. Frank Mc- Lain went the route for syoadls,| but in the last two innings he eas- ed up considerably. The real thrills of the game were featured when Bull McLain knocked two home runs in succession, and ran them himself. Bull had his batting eye in working order Sunday with two home runs and two singles. Crane wasn’t so slow with a two bagger, home run and two singles in five} trips. ' First Inning Old Timers—Cook and Root fan- ned, F. McLain tossed Sykes out at first, Broadus—Drummond was hit by pitcher. Holt pasted a two bagger. Crane hit for two bases and Drum- mond and Holt scored. F. McLain struck out. R. McLain popped to Sykes. Crane was caught off third, Sykes to Klein, Second Inning 0. T.—F. McLain tossed to first and George was out. Backebery fan- ned, Brock was hit by pitcher. Klein did a Casey. B.—Root caught Best's fly. An error let Amick on but he was caught napping, Sykes to Cook Mon- roe hit for two bags. Clark ground- 24 -to Cook, : ’ i Third Inning. tossed out Flannigan. Cook hit for twe bases. Root fanned. B.— Drummond grounded t a Coek. Holt struck out. Crane sin- tled. Backebery took F. McLain's fly. ‘ om Fourth Inning . Q, T.—Sykes singled, and went to second on an over throw. Best made a sensational catch of George’s foul. Backeberg singled to left; and Sykes scored. Brock hit to short and Backeberg was caught’ irying fo make third Amick to Bést. F. Me- Lain tossed ‘ovt Klein. '- B.—R, McLain hit for four bags. Sykes tossed out Best. Sykes caught Amick popup.~-Monroe popped to Klein. Fifth Inning oO. T—Steadman struck Holt tossed out Flannigan. whitfed. Bi—Bruce struck out: Drummond and Holt were hit by the _ pitcher. Crane cleared the bases with a home -run. Steadman :took F.. Mc- Lein’s fly. R. McLain rapped out another home run. Best fanned. Sixth Inning ©. T.—Root sigled and. scored on a series of wild throws and a passed ball. Sykes struck out. Drummond took George's long, fly. Ba@keberg walked. Brock singled passed. second. Holt took Klein's fly. B.—Amick whiffed. ‘Monroe’s fly. Sykes fly, out. Cook Cook took took Bruce's ‘ Seyenth Inning 0.. :T.Steadman , took three swipes. Flannigan was ‘hit by »pitch- ef, but was out at second when Cook hit to thfrd,. Best to Holt. Root struck. out. _ B.—Drummond was hit by pitch- er, stole second and third and scor- ed on a passed ball. Holt struck out, Crane singled to: left but was caught napping, Klemm to Cook. F.{° McLain singled to center. R. McLain singled and so did Best, and Amick followed suit. Monroe beat out an ‘infield roller. Bruce hit a smashing, single to left, and Drammond sited gled. In all seven runs were kcor that inning. Holt “Jitted a ‘fly to Flannigan. tne ee Kighth Inning’ “9-# , O, T.+—-Sykes openéd witli a sin- gle: George took second when hig} ° My was dropped and Sykes scorait;': Holt threw out Backeberg. . Brock’s roller got away from F. McLain, | - end Brock wert. to, aecond. -K singled and George and seored. Steadman ., singled. té6k Flarintgan’s foul.and doubled Wix—Cradefantiéd:An-ertor let F. Lain on. R; McLain: singled to ter and Best singled. R.. McLain}. caught at the plate, Sykes to G e.. Amick waa. hit by pitcher, bat was forced: atisecond on Mon- roe’g ‘roller to Kleins: _} ; Ninth Inning . 0. T.—Cook -singled - and so did Brueal - iS Drummond) cf ....... Holt, 2b Crane, 1b ....d. F. McLain, p .... R. McLain, rf -- Best, 3b Amick, ss Monroe, c If -. Clark, If Bruce, c Gees eee aun enn a8 it Rot HD ee em ee Momouocownnd — ee CL 40 16 17 27 11 Old Timers ..-...-.-- 000 101 033— 8 Broadus 200'140 72*—16 Umpires, Norman and Angle. Harvey Trusier, Pioneer, Passes Harvey 8, Trusler} 72, passed away at his home on Otter creek, near Ashland, Monday night, May 6 after an illness that lasted for 10 years. | oom... It was in the latter part of the ’80s that Mr. Trusler came to the Otter creek region in company with the late J. C. Anderson, and the late L. S.° Badgett- and engaged in the cattle business. . Funeral essrvices will be held Friday afternoon at Ashland and will be in charge pf. members of Yellowstone lodge No. 26, ‘A. F. & A. M. of Miles City..of -which lodge he was a member: Many members of the order in Mil City and Broadus will attend, ment will be in the Willow Crosging cemetery near his home ranch, » The late Mr.‘ Trusler was born at Boston, Ill., on . September 7, 1863. He was united? f marriage to Lois M. Kimés November 15, 1895, .the ceremony,itgRfng place in | Miles City. He leaves to nettiftints loss the widow and five children, Ray Trus- ler, Luther D. Truster, and Wilson W. Trusler, Mrs. -May Ewing and Mrs. Myrtle Templin, afd six grand- children, all residing ‘hear the fam- ily home, and one sistet, Mrs. Vio- let Anderson of Nebraska. Mother will appreciate turkey dinner with all the ,fixin’ at Gil- more’s Cafe Sunday. The walls of Jerico in Palestine were no bigger around than Rome's Colosseum. ; ' It’s a Critiser 44 7A : T° it At first glance one ‘ntight.be puzzled co Wehtify ‘the object shomm above. It is the new Dutch ‘opniver; the Ruyter, nearing completion at in Rotterdam \4 feta Root, Cook scored on a passed ball. roooconocoy HK OONFOWOROP \Music Pupils “dPlayfal th€inavy yards When Mayor Fiorella La @uardia the Grand canyon in Arizona, bh year-old Hopi Indian boy. The lad acted as the mayor's personal escort and rode with him on one of the big trafl Indian Boy Adopts Mayor La Guardia of New York, seeking health, went to “was at once adopted by Kajoch-a-na, four- mules, 13th Annual Exercises for igh Sia THE GRADUATES Gladys Powell Myrtle Craig Helen Heldel ? \}.. Raby Preston The_13th annual commencement exercises. of the Broadus high echdol Wwitl take place Friday eve- ning-*May 17 at 8 o'clock, The fol- lowl#tg Program will be observed: Ibvocation, the Rev. Max Web- ster. : “Welcome,” Helen Heidel, class salutatorian. Selection, ‘The Bells of St. Mary’s” double quartet and “high school glee club. Commencement address, ‘‘Ele- mentary Schools,” Supt. Glen Eye, Miles City. Selection, “Our Yesterdays,” sen- jor quartet, Myrtle Craig, Helepd Heidel, John Miller, Rolland Rue. Presentation of scnolarships and awards, Supt. R. S. Craig. “Farewell,” Myrtle Craig, valedictorian. Presentation.of .diplomas Chair- nah Aibért Bone,:' i; Benediction, the Rev; -Max Web- ster, ~ i Congratulations to-the seniors. The commencement dance will take’ place ‘mmediately — after this program. class Give Recital Music pupils of Miss Helen Hei- del gave an informal recital at her home on Haston street. Wednesday afternoon. The follawing was the program. . “Hide and Seek’”....Manna Zucca Bennie - Heide! ‘Little Lame Lucky!’....R, N. Kerr bout --Kathleen James “Jolly Thoughts,” ........ . Crammomd : Jane -Ann°* Jones *.4 Echoes,” ....:.,......... Gilbert Efleeti: Deffenbaugh “Rittle Redfeather,\’ ........... Hodson occ cosesseuess BIS Osgood investment A real estate deal was consum- ated in Broadus Monday when R. C. Osgood solid his home on Lincoln announced sum. The Osgood home is_one of the largest’ in Broadus and its location on Lincoln avenue betwee Holt and Hasto streets ‘occupiés a complete quarter block. A gopd artesian well is located on the property. Mr. Osgood has gold what few cattle he stil] retained to Ray Wil- son and plans on leaving the first fot June for Rogue River, Ore. where together with Mrs. Osgood and his mothér he éxpects to establish a new home, _¢ Mr. Gilmore has purchased the Property as an investment and he does not anticipate any change at the present time. Mr. Osgood has rented apartments in his home for several years and Mr. Gilmore will continue to rent the apartments. Election For Next Meetirg Mrs. John Gross was hostess at the Community club meeting on Thursday in the club rooms, The club decided to postponed the card party which,was to be on May 10 until Friday May 24. After a brief meeing, Mays; Gross, assisted by her daughter served a delicious lunch to the following: Mrs. H. R. Straiton, Mrs. R. 8. Craig, Mrs. H. R..Cook, Mrs. W. H. Goodspeed, Mrs. R. K. Bates, Mrs. D. R. MacKenzie, Mrs. McLain, Mrs. ‘|Frank Busch, Mrs. Mary Thompson, Mrs. Mallie Daily, Mrs. Glen Ames, Mrs,* Paul P. Halleck, Mrs. Ross Swope, Mrs. Ashton ,Jones,. Mrs. Ethel James, Miss Ruth Lanning. The next meeting will be Wednes- day 29 at whith time Mrs. H. R. Straiton will entertain in her home on Wilbur avenue. Election of officers place at that nieeting. Judge Passes on Probate Matters Judge Stanley §, Felt of Baker will take court was taken up by a ‘nimiber of :) (Eight hands at: one piano.) | Marjorie Cook, » Betty..Waite, Bar- bara Waite: Bfiéen “Deffenbaugh. e108 9 Se 1 er's .day?. = Why a tko mother to turkay! 8 |dinner.et Gilmore's Cafe on Mothe! vans Reena the final 1 as ears, Barbara Waite ‘Y*“Humoresque,” ...00000.0.c... Dvorak Te were..no criminal cases of Betty Waite thé docket, y “Paling. Weters,” ............... Traux] In the matter of the estate of Hd-|: thes \Marjorie Coo \ Jwin G. ?Paack, an otder was given to] ‘ '-|“The’ School * Fiag,”’........... Spaviding sell the, perspnal property. A family] i) allowante’ afd; ‘ ‘personal: property]? were ‘set aside for the’ use of ti and family, 2. 0: & In the matter.of the estaté (of +. estate ‘or OF final report wag, of distrijution wae i } ; wey avenue to Mike Gilmore ‘for an un-) Third, : Lioyd Nalley, held court in .Broadus;.on. Wefines-| .: day-of this week, The day of the} probate and gusritianship matters.|’ ; ings. Many Id Compete Hh -Ohe of the Powder River county gfade schools participated ¢: meet which was held at the gadus high school Friday. County rintendent Edith Boyes was for this’ high successful affai Powder, River. Commercial club and the Gemmunity club, The assembly room 6f the high schoo] was crowd- ed enthusiastic spectators who weré loud fq‘their praise of the entertain- ment afforded. The meet as &@ whole was 80 successful that it is hoped that the county superintendent will make it an annual affair. The events and thé winners follow: }) MUSICAL EVENTS S e Chorus First, Bowers Creek school. Secnd, ‘Broadug school, Third, Moorhead school. First, Otter Creek sebool. seaeea ‘Broadus school, |. _Thitd$*Belie Creek School. So] , 4th and Sth Grades ee Nichols, Otter Creek Socodd Ethe] Nalley, Broadus schodl,**?*) 6 Harold schook? /’ {‘@th, 7th and 8th Graies Firét, Mary Miles, Bridgeview scho@h/ , § +. William Gatlin, Cc xbhool McEachran, Irion Belle Broadus school,’ ‘¢ Harmonica.-Band - First, Kelly school. ‘ Two Tree school. yy \ Rhythm Band 7 {Sbroadns schoel. a Whistling Firat, }, Junior Kane, Bergerson school. KS f a Folk Dance Firat, Bridgeview school. Second; Kingsley school. 4, Broadus echool, es for the music meet were rt W. Heidel, Mrs. R.S. Craig arid. Miss Ruth Palmer. Tee sh 11) aos FIELD EVENTS Chinniug contest ages to 10 six times: Firat,.\Cunningham Camps Pass: second, © Smokoff, Cross S. third, Dalé, \Powder River. High fump, ages 10 and over, hefgiit four feet: Firet, Sterling, Bottles; Jones, Mile. Oreek, tie; third, Taylor, Bridgeview, Surgeon, Bottles, tied. High jump, ages to 10, height thiee ‘fedt two ; inches. ‘First, ) Sterling, Bottles; second, Mitchel?, ; Buck Creek. third, Nisley, 4 ning contest, ages 10 and over, 10 times: First; Horn, Sand Creek; second Jones, Mile Creek; third, Wether- elt, Doyle Creek. Broad ‘jump, ages to 10, distance, 10) feet 4 inches. rire, | Sterling Bottles; epeondy (Comtinued, an Page Eight) f ‘':, Daweon Wins ais and” detre¢| ; Bae tae ‘Dawson, running fér the Tuisa ben ‘club, @eféated Glenn Cunning: ~falled the fastest man in the Sparn te oe sectal salle. san: at bb. boa . ‘Interest Is Ket ADOut nag was ably assisted by the| i | service. . relays ly Lawrence, Kan. | Daw- Exammer! New Highway The regular monthly meeting of - the Powder River’ Commercial club was held last Monday evening. @n the dining room of the Powder Riv- tr hotel, with President R. K: Bates presiding, A communication Stephel of Miles City, head of the rodent control program, was read in which he stated that no funds were at present available for the contin- uation of this eradication work during the next few months. The money for this work last year came from the Montana relief commis- sion and he huggested that the club contact Senator Kelsey so that this work could be continued during the coming summer, A letter from W. P. Lakin of Miles City, director for this dis- triet of Montanans, Inc., was read ip which he stated the advertising Program as outlined by his organi- zation and requested that Powder River county contribute $50, to this advertising fund. Club members felt that this money should be rais- @d from those persons whose busi- Resses would be directly affected by the advent of tourists and a com- Mittee composed of J. R. Newton, J, F. Blenkner and Harry Witcher ‘was named to solicit the funds, The W, P. Roscoe company of Billings, bridge builders, called at- tention to the club through a letter, that under the huge appropriation being made by the government for Hthe building: at roads in Mo Now, woyld be a good time for the construction of the bridge across Powder. River ‘at Broadus. It was voted to seid &*'tesolution to the State bighway commission the construction of this bridge,‘ The club went on record as fayér ing the sending of a délegationn. to Helena to meet with the high commission at their next m for the, congideration of hichways, for the purpose of presenting the facts relative to the construction of this bridge and for. the consideration of the Broadus-Crow Agency road A report was made by J. alley on the feasibility of the buil ot the proposed swimming pool in Broadus. He stated that the com- mittee had decided that the cost of the material involved was prohibi- tive and that in addition the water supply was insufficient. In lieu of this project to uti relief labor it was suggested that the park site in Broadus be improy- ed so that it could be used by ‘the public afd the chair named the civic improvement committee composed of J. R. Newton, Dr. Marvin Amick, C. B. Biffle; J.-F. Blenkner, and W. H. Goodspeed to draw up a téntative project for this improvement. — F. L. Busch reported on the part of the progtani sponsored. - by’ the club last Friday in Broadus for the grade school children of the “doun- ty. He expressed regret that ‘nd ‘men- tion was.made of the codpération given -by. the Community . chib-jn |making this event successful. A. W. Heidel was appo‘tited to thank the | Community club: for their help and tO express the regret taf. their or- |Zanization had not been given credit for their part in the. wark. The club decided to continue the ;annual program’ give in Broadus jon Memorial day and a committee composed of J. A. Williams Claude Anderson, E. B. Sérfuys and R. K. Bates: was named to have charge of the program. —_———— . BACCALAUREATE SERVICE On Sunday, May 12 at 8 p. m. the baccaulaureate service for the ‘seri- . {ior class will be given: by the Rey, Max Webster ‘at. the community '.;chureh.. The senfors will follow the estabishela- ciistom of wearing caps and gowns for th‘'s occasion. Ded- orations and music w'll add to this You are invited to bé ‘Phe curd -perty tobe. given by the Community club and advertised for May 120 Kas-been postponed to Fri- day eventng,. May 24,\ ° . from O.~ Ey ©
