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The Broadus Independent was first published in Broadus, Montana in October 1918, and continued until February 1919. The paper was published in Olive, Montana as the Olive Branch from March 6, 1919, until April 17, 1919. The Broadus Independent was then published weekly from April 24, 1919, until
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Broadus and Powder River County, Montana is served by the Powder River County High School, which is part of the Broadus Public School System, District No. 79J. They are known as the Hawks. [18] In addition to the high school, Broadus Public Schools also operates an elementary and junior high school.
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Custer County was organized in early 1877, consisting of most of SE Montana Territory. In February 1900, the Broadus Post Office opened. In October 1918 the first edition of the area's first newspaper [7] appeared. On March 17, 1919, Powder River County was formed from southern Custer County. In a 1920 election, Broadus was chosen as the county ...
Miranda Lambert chastised fans for disrupting her headlining performance at last weekend's Under the Big Sky festival in Montana.
Terrett Butte is located on private land, about two hundred yards east of Powder River East Road South, about 17 miles (27 km) southwest of present-day Broadus, Montana, in south-central Powder River County, Montana.
As of November 1, 2014, the Powder River County District High School had 135 enrolled students, [citation needed] coming from four counties (Powder River, Rosebud, Carter, and Custer) in Southeastern Montana, and some from Crook County in Wyoming.