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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17
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NEW YORK. April ls.-Bank ciearinSs IN
the United states for the week ending April
Il. as reported to Brads;rocrs journal as
greEatc SSt2t.aS?.c"a. against s3S95.4s7.fo) last
week and s3.I6I.ots6to In this week last year
Following are the returns from the p-in-
cipai cities for this week. with percentages
OF change from ;h!s week last year:
New York. Sl.99i.5e9. go: Increase, 1914
Chicago. S3l'.l5i|1:: decrease. 40.
Philadelphia. Sl53,:s1uo: decrease. i0.3.
Boston. SiE5. 1850: increase. Al.
St. Louis. SS5Js.Cc1: decrease. Is.
Kansas City .3.e6i.Go: Increase. aS.c.
Pittsburgh. Sj.563.ob): increase. le.1.
San Francisco. sJ0.I33.0OO; decrease G.3.
Baltimore. S35sio.oto: decrease. 80?
Minnca polls. $iS.?SI .uN decrease, 49,.
Detroit. 1883 Coo: decrease. 3ii.
Cincinnati, S2i?i2.Go; decrease. &c.
Cleveland. SD. 23s.0o0; increase. Sc.
Los Angeles. sa).941 1lO: decrease 80.
New Orleans ,i,.3oo.ooo: Increase. -.
Omaha. ;l196i.c0o: Increase. io.t
Milwaukee. SIS. SD. 0t0: decrease. IS.
Atlanta. 311,a34G0); decrease. d.
Louisville. ST.. $4,000: decrease. 1917.
Seattle. ST.. 5aS.5jo: decrease. i3.3
Buffalo. SD. 60: decrease. ~
St Paui. Sil.0cjosp: Increase. Ito.
Portland. Orc. s,l 6i7, oco: decrease oS.
Denver. ss.oec.H,o: decrease, 10
Houston. 37.16.Gco; increase. So.
Richmond. S9.c:i 800: increase. TO-.
Providence. SI.9I2.e0: increase. So.
Washington. D. c.. Ss.5So,op: increase. ii.5
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Nj. Griffin. lot ii In block 3 In the plan
OF oak Park. october IL. 1914. sli5.
CHANcsur DEEDS or rRrsr.
Twelve Deeds OF Trust. Amounting
to &iS,8IO.7t.

Sarah Il. Robertson ct vir to II. Il.
Richardson ct al. trustees. 43l-2XS7
and Cabcli Streets. April 10. 1915. SS2G.
Richard y. FERGUSON ct uX. to j. H.
i:lnm., trustee. lo0%233.5 fee; west line
chamberlayne Avenue. AS feet north
Of Brook land Park boulevard. April
10. 1915. sI.G3c
Robert Il. Bailey c, ux. to H. Seldom
TAYLOR. trustee. 2Sxl22.ao feet east linz
street. April 10, 1915. $l.SSl
r: r. Brown to /. l.. Davis. trustee.
90 feet 3 inches by e2$ feet ives, line
sTGs.
Pollard. Jr;. ct al. trustees: u i.2xl2o
l59 ~ feet north Of Floyd Avenue.
April I. 1915. s3245.
W. Jones. trustee: 25xll: fee, south line
Wallace street, $50 feet east of West
Street. April IL, 1915. sl.Ai6.
Jooseph G. Young ct -uH. to William
Park Avenue. being lot 20 in block .
in the plan Providence Park. April
W: S. Hunt to Frank G. l.ou,han,
s75i.7i. ' 10 1912
Lille NJ. Turner TO William Il. piz-
Z ld' trustee. lG feet inches by 100
39s inches east Of Twenty ninth street
April 10. 1915. s3ls.
Peter Gonnella to w. l.. Purcell. Jr.
ct al. trustees. % feet inches by 100
feet south line Park Avenue % feet
west OF Vino street. April /. 1913.
$1,000.
Same to same, Il 1-oxl25 feet west
line Twenty-ffth Street, between Broad
$3.50 : go
Same TO same. 25x?0 feet east line
Eighteenth Street: also. 2SX90 feet east
inc Eighteenth Street. between Nc
canoe and Nenablc Streets. April / ,
1915. S2.l20.
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MUNICIPAL IMPROVEMENTS.

The Administrative Board authorized
the following improvements yesterday:
CITY Engineer instructed to furnish
I'm estimate Of the cost of grading and
Eravcling OF all streets in SCOTS Addi-
non. including the Boulevard, from
broad street to the Richmond. Fred
ericksDurE and Potomac Railway
nrldSe: also an estimate OF the cost OF
INC construction OF the necessary sew
eragc system for this section
superintendent of the Street Clean
ing Department was directed to roll
the streets where new curb and gutter
Has been ordered. between Davis Ave-
Ashland Streets
city Engineer directed TO contract
for the laying of granite Euttering on
amy part Of Twelfth Street. Southside,
that rs missing or that he deems ne
ceSSary.
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ELECTRIC PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
Yesterday by the Electrical Depart
ment:
Lyons & Williams. for w. II. Mills
Co. 500 East Broad street, two outlets
and fixtures.
for Mrs. Caskie. = North Fifth Street.
eight fixtures
Godsey & Fry. for Barrel Works.
motor.
Otis Elevator Co. for Mrs. Helen r.
stre .st'a one seas Mest BROAD
Same, for Spence Nunnamakcr Co.
Seventeenth and Marshall Streets. one
II. Il. Cosby Electric Co. for West
morcland Candy Co, Nineteenth and
Marshall Streets. one fvc-horsepow er
motor.
Martin & Myers. for Colonial Theater.
three lights.
J. l.. Caudle, for l.. Bromm Baking
Co. SIS East Marshall Street, ono one
half-horsepoWer motor.
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.
Five ReIease Deeds, Amounting
Sf,21I.

S8,21I.
Charles L. Brengle. trustee. TO C'lar-
encc T. Brengle. 2JX179 feet inches
south line Floyd Avenue. So feet west
$4,000.
a. j. Chewing ct al. trustees, to W.
W. Fields. c5xl20 feet at the south
vest corner OF st. Paul and Coutts
streets. March 81, 1915. S31S.
W. I. Blanton. trustee. to .. SUIT
terlin, 50X125 feet south line Franklin
street 3.5 feet east OF Lafayette Street.
April 8, 1915. S615.
Frank s. Richeson ct al. trustees, to
Emily T. Habliston, 34Xll6 ID feet
Of Federal Street. April :. 1915. ST.
T.. NJ. Boxley. trustee. to S. T. Tinsicy.
southwest corner OF :, Main and Robin
son Streets. April &c. 1915. $3.50
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General weather Conditions.

WASHINGTON. April l6-High tenn
peratures for the season prevail in the
SOUTHWESTERN states. the Plains States
moderate temperatures for the season
III other parts Of the country. Fair
Wehther prevailed except In the re-
Slon or the Great Lakes. Upper Ohio
nalley' and OH the New England Coast.
me pressure is relatively high gem
except on the North Atlantic Coast. and
y is 10" over the western plateau.
rms pressure distribution indicates a
continuation OF generally fair weather
during Saturday and Sunday. except
~ the Rocky Mountain region. where
there viii Ire showers and thunder
storms Temperatures Will rise sat
urday and Sunday in the Upper Mis-
Slssippi and in the Middle Atlantic and
New England States. Temperature
changes elsewhere will he unimport
ant
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LOCOMOTIVE WORKS
GETS BIG ORDER
i from First pagc.)

iContinucd from First pagc)
they have rcmodclcd n hotel into quar-
tors for mechanics. and this building
accommodates l75 men.
The trade OF merchants in Pcnns-
grove and Petersburg is said 70
shave doubled. and in some cases
Sripled. Boarding houses are jammed,
and restaurants can hardly keep
ScnouSh food Oh hand 10 supply the de
ssyhand. Accommodations are at a
premium. IN som" rooms five ar six
.incn are sleeping or mattresses on the
.-fIoor. Farms are being staked off into
building lots, and new structures are
going up OF every hand. One builder
has received 100 applications for rental
OF store buildings now under construc-
ton
~ least SIX big concerns in different
parts OF the United States are enjoy
ing increased business in cartridges
These are the Winchester Arms Com
pany, Union Metallic Cartridge Com
psny. United States Cartridge Com
pany. Lowell, Mass; Peters Cartridge
Company. Cincinnati; Robinhood Cart
ridge Company, and the Western Cart
. ridge Company. Artillery ammunition
Is made by the Bisc Company. Brook
: iyn, y. V: Scovillc Manufacturing
company. in Connecticut and the
Bethlehem Steel Company.
Automatic pistols or revolvcrs are
made by the Colt. Smith & Wesson and
Savage companies. Three or four com
panics make cannon. Il dozen or more
make parts Of artillery ammunition
and at least dozen firms make gun
cartridges. According to reports re-
ceiyed here, all these firms arc doing
Il roaring business.
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To-Day and Tonight in
Richmond

intercollegiate Prohibition Assoc
citation. First Bnptlst Church, busi-
ness session, 0'30 a. NJ, debate, S,i5
y. NJ.
BiiOu-GrRycc Scott Company In
"Snuce for the Goose; matinee,
2i3Os night, $3.50 O'Clock.
LJrlc-POpular vaudeville and
pictures, matinee, 4: night, Z RIO aud
%.
Strand-Paramount pictures; con-
tinnous performance. ~ noon 10 II.
Standardization pictures, con-
ffnuous performance, ~ noon to H.
experimentation pictures; con-
tinuoUs performance. 1880, morn
ing, to ~. night.
Nev-MotiOn pictures: c0ntfuu-
our performance, 1880, morning, to
~, night.
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REAL ESTATE RECORD
AND COURT CALENDAR
Trading Is Light, Though Prices Re.
main Steady, With Prop
erty in Demand.
PERMIT FOR NEW school
Hity to Erect Handsome FireprOof
Structure on cambridge Street,
South Richmond, mt Cost Of $780,
O00-SuIc of Park Avenue House.

Light trading for small property.
sums up tho business on the local real
y market yesterday. The past week
has proven an off one in real estate.
but the indications arc that next
weeks business will be active. The
deeds of trust and release deeds YES
'erdaH amounted to the usual sum
Francis Il. Hare sold to j. d. Berger the
two-story brick dwelling at o7lo Park
Avenue. fronting twenty feet, for
$4,000 James r. King sold to the city
or Richmond l25 feet on Virginia
street. in Fulton Heights. for s.. 600.
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.

rerity. During the latest week tho cx-
ports from New York amounted 10
$50, 40o,olJ against S24.9Il.l73 the week
preceding. and the imports were sell
lG7.46s against s22.al7,l03 the week
before.
The increased domestic and export
consumption OF raw cotton is one of
the influences working nightly for
business bettcrmcnt, not only in the
South but fnrOuphOut the county
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RAILROADS.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILWAY.

SEABOARD AIR LINE RAILWAY
"The Progressive Railway OF the South"
Southbound trains scheduled TO leave Rich
rnond daily: 800 A. NJ. Local to Noriina I:2a
p. NJ, sleepers and coaches, Atlanta, Bir-
mingham. jacksonville; 1890 r. NJ. sleeper
TO Hamlet and coaches to Atlanta and Slr-
mingham: l2:f5 A. NJ, sleepers. Atlanta, Bir.
mingham. Memphis. Jacksonville. Tampa
and coaches Jacksonville.
Northbound trains scheduled to arrive in
Eichmond daily; 6:C6 A. NJ. Sis A. NJ. sos
y. NJ. GAS =. NJ. Local.
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PLUMBING PERMITS.

The following permits were issued
yesterday by Plumbing Inspector Lam
McNickle & ArcMahon. for United
Cigar Store. 623 East Broad Street
Nritzer d Harmon. for S. A. Hall,
llO2 North Twenty-third Street
G.. Manning Plumbing Co, for Eta
robinson, lil3 - North Twenty-scv-
Garlic BoehlinG Co. for A. Z. Frank
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Richmond & Ch.sap.as. Bay Railway Compau,

SupersedinE Schedule of April II, 1910
schedule Subject sot e. Change Without
Train, leaves Richmond b'o:6e A NJ. -
p. s.. up. H.. q p. n, b. p. IL. 5:n
A.. Sod p. H.: 7:io r. NJ. bs p. n. u ?.
L.. HAS p. n.
Trains leave Ashland .s:B A. NJ. BIZ A ~
A. NJ b 4 n. 70 3 H.. ''n A r. ~
ss:$ P; M; $50 is. .sis :. NJ +: n
.Scarrios baggage 'pa!l, except Sunday.
NSundass ONLY.
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HENnIco DEED OF TRUST.

Ono Deed of Trust, Amounting to S3,54O
Thomas and Carrie jefferson TO VIII
Osborne Road. about three miles east
of the city. April 10, 1915, $3.50.
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HusTINGs DEEDS OF TRUST.
Two Deeds of trust. Amounting to

Sf,676.75.
II. V. Cole ct ux. to W. w. Pool. ,rus-
tee. o0XliS feet south line Twenty-fiftl
Street. 162 feet east Of Scmmcs street
April -, 1915. s572.15
j. 3. Walthall to A. y. Petticrew
trustee, 66x155 feet at the northeast
corner OF Forty second and Stockton
Streets. April S, 1915, $1,000
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17

y building permit was issued yester-
the erection of the new Bainbridre
School on the west side OF BainbrIdKe
street. between Fifteenth Street and
uo~ardln Avenue. on the Southside
The building will cost approxilnatelv
100000. and the contractor has ali
ready started work on the foundations.
mo new building VIII greatly relieve
the congested conditions that now cx-
ist in the Southside schools and will
add considerably to the city's school
system
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RAILROADS
Atlantic Coast Line
The Standard railroad OF the South.

EFFECTIVE April. =. 1915.
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
For Florida and South: S:i5 A. ". aud Sos
z. NJ. 1880 A. 81.
For %oriolk: 500 a. NJ. $500 p. NJ. 400
L. NJ. 1910 T.. NJ
A. NJ. 500 p. ~. $50 p. NJ.
For Petersburg: 1850 \. NJ. s:l5 A. NJ.
s:io ~ NJ, 900 y. NJ. $50 A. NJ. 500 p. NJ,
.tD r NJ. ft:io p. NJ, 6:55 p. NJ. s:35 p. ~,
c:O Z. NJ. li:Jo L. NJ.
Trains arrive Richmond daily: $50 A. NJ
9:lS a. NJ. $50 a. NJ. 'S:37 A. NJ. tIo:t6
\. NJ. 1l:io a. NJ, 1910 p. NJ. ti:D p. M,
81. T.: NJ. 6:s0 Z. NJ. 500 p. b., $500 p. ~.
Except Sunday. Sunday only.
Time OF arrival and departure and connec-
tons not guaranteed.
e. 3. CAMPBELL. ID. p. A., SIS Main ST.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE.

y marriage license was issued by tho
clerk of tho Hastings Court Yesterday
70 Richard Anderson and Hcdwig
Meyer. both OF Richmond
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HusTINGs RELEASE DEED.

ii. T. Richeson ct al. trustee, to ]. T..
Treyillian ct al. 53Xl56.5 feet at the
and the Petersburg Railroad; also 81
1-2x1G.1o feet east line Petersburg
Railroad: also 33.S5Xl03.25 feet west
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-17

lin. Stuart Road and Chamberlayne
Avenue.
W. Fl. Eanes. for Davis Brothers.
100-2-4 South Addison Street.
j. G.. Ptctr for 1921 North Twenty
ninth Street.
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BUILDING PERMIT.
One B"lldtns Permit. Amounting to
SI0ODtfO

Building Inspector Butler issued "a
permit yesterday to the City School
Soard for the erection of a two-story
bridge Street, between Fifteenth Street
and Cowardin Avenue. Southside. TO
cost 100000.
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THE WEATHER
Forecast; Virginia
Fair Saturday nnd
Sunday; rfsinE tenn
pcrnture SUNDAY.
North Carolina md
south Cnrollna-I'air
Saturday and sun
day.
Local Temperature Yesterday.

>, Local Temperature Yesterday.
j. noon temperature. ......... Sc
. =. " temperature. ............ 20
2,a VI. temperature. ........... 50
;HNuuHlinum temperature TO =. NJ. 20
W MIN uil temperature to i. NJ. 81
S.cnn temperature .............. "a
Normal temperature .. -
benciency in temperature yestcr-
5
Deiclency. in temperature since
Accumulated deficiency in temper.
AZURE since January l. 70
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Richmond & Petersburg Electric Ry,
Norfolk & Western Railway

ONLY AI.L-RAIL LINE TO NORFOLK
Schedule In effect April 6. 1915.
Leave Byrd Street Station. Richmond FOR
NORFOLK 900 ~. NJ. $500 p. NJ. 1890 r. n
FOR LfNCHBURG AND THE WEST:
's:i5 y. NJ. $3.50 a. NJ, 300 r. ~. .s:a) 2.
NJ.
Arrive Richmond from Norfolk: si;:lo A.
NJ. '6:35 +. NJ. .ii:@ p. NJ. From the West:
$50 a. NJ, is:io p. M. tl:io p. NJ. 's:i7 r
NJ. $500 2. NJ.
'Da,ly. tDnily except Sunday :sunday
only.
w. r. BEvlLL, W. c. SAUNDERS.
+. It. NJ. Roanoke. G.. p. A. Roanoke
c. II. BOSLEE. -. p. A. Richmond, We.
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LocnI Rainfall.

talniall last twenty four hours Non,
penciency in rainfaS since March
i:.;.:.;.. ............ 30
umulated excess in rainfall
since January ~
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tocni obscryntiOn at y =. VI. Yesterdny
temperature. ca: humidity 81: wind
direction. southwest; wind. velocity, .:
weather. clear.
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HUSTINGs TRANSFERS.
TWO Deeds OF bargain and Sale
Amounting to S.S5nS

Southside Company TO r. V. Cole, lJ5
MAS feet at the southeast corner OF
April -, 1915. Sl.61J.
\. L.. Adanson ct ais. To J. f. Walt
hall, 6oNi5J feet at the northeast cor
n"r Of Forty-sccond and stockton
Streets. April S, 1915. $3.50.
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HENRIco TRANSFER.

One Decd OF Bargain and Sale, Amount
Ing to Sis.
Thomas III. Wyatt trustee. TO John
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line Twentieth Street. between Hull
and Bainbridge Streets. April IL. 1915.
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CONTINUED from First pagc.)
they have rcmodclcd hotel into quar-
tors for mechanics. and this building
accommodates l15 men.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23
70 Circle Automobile Experts

To Circle automobile experts
who know SO much about all
makes of automobiles, ] would
like to ask a question in regard to
the Empire car. / understand
that one certain auto repairman
here in Circle has made the re-
mark that the Empire is the poor
est car he has ever seen for the
money. Now Mr.. repair man do
you mean that tits a poor car for
the repair manor for the owner?
To my knowledge | have not
heard one owner kick about the
service they have been getting
out of these cars, butI have heard
repairmen make thesre1nark that
if all cars was like theEnlpire we
would starve to death. Now l am
not trying tosmaise out that the
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23
Praises Tnlotson for
Good Road Work

j. w. Moore, who lNes six miles
southeast Of town was in town on
business Saturday.
In a conversation with the
writer, Mr.. Moore stated that dra
S. Tillotson the road supervisor
who has a crew of men at work
grading and Strengthening out the
Circle-Glendive trail near his place
was now about throughsand wish
ed to have us state through the
columns Of the Banner that Mr..
Tiilotsonsdeserves- aslet of credit
for the splendid work which has
been done under his supervis ion
and that-it is highly appreciated
by all in his community.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23
Horse Thief Aabbed
At Glasgow

We omitted 10 mention'last week
about a horse which was stolen
from Miss Groves who is staying
with her sister Mrs. C. S. Ziler of
this city.
1t happened two weeks ago TO-
day. Mr.. Ziler had hired a young
fellowsb do chores for him a few
days while he went down to Pax
ION and the very next morning
the fellow beat it across country
for Glasgow having told certain
parties here he was going there.
As soon as the boy and horse
was found missing, deputy sheriff
Bell was notified. The authori-
ties at Glasgow were called up
and it was only a couple of days
before they had caught the lad
and notified sheriff Twible who
went there and got him, taking
him to Glendiv where he now is
The boy confessed Immediately to
the sheriff. The horse had been
left at a station this side OF Glas-
gov and. Deputy Bell went up
after it this week.
We have not heard what has
been done with the lad, but We'll
bet he will think twice before he
pulls off another stunt like this
one, when the authorities get
through with him.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23
Mrs. Hambfn Dies

A report from Hamblin is to the
effect that Mrs. G. w. Hamblin,
wife of the popular merchant Of
that,place, died on Tuesday even
ing Of this week.
Deceased had been ill for a
number of,years, we understand,
and confh. ed to her bed for some
time.
Funeral services were conduct
ed at the home yesterday byiRev.
Bean and remains are to be ship
ped east.
To the .beteave;l husband and
children we extend coincidence.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23
Montana 1915
Sure A Hummer

A copy of Montana 1915" was
received at this office the past
week.
II is book issued annually by
the State of Montana under the
supervision of j. M. Kennedy,
commissioner of the department
of agriculture and publicity, and
Seth Maxwell, chief clerk.
This book is the fourth publica-
ton issued by the State and con-
tains some very valuable imforma-
ition regarding Montana, its re-
sources and opportunities and is
beautifully illustrated with fine
cuts sof Montana scenes etca
throughout the entire book.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23


CKas.a OBrien, manager hff the
RedwaterdNailey Mercantile Co.,
of BrockWay who" has spent the
past couple Of weeks IN the Twin
Cities, passedsthru here the first
'of the week on his way home.
Mr.. O'Bfien was down buying a
stock of goods for'the companies
store which is to be startled at
'Brockway, expecting to open 3up
.for'business ~aboat ethe first of
August.
Signed that spetition for daily
mail service yet?
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23
Hinnaland Bros. Sell
Wool at II Gents

While calling al this office last
Saturday evening Toilet Hinna-
land, of Hinnaland Brothers, the
big sheepmen from over on Soda
creek, informed us that they had
just disposed of their WOOL and
had received 27c per pound for
same at Miles City.
This is next to the highest price
we understand that has been paid
for Woolsthis summer.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23
Free Dance 31st
At Brockway

In conversation with Chas.
O'Brien over the phene this morn
ing we were asked to mention
thru this paper that on Saturday
night July 3fst he will give free
dance at his store building in
Brockway and invites everybody
to come and have good time.
Mr.. O'Brien expects to open up
for business about the first of the
month and is giving a free open
ing dance.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23

The town Of Brockway has been
moved the past week over ,onto
the Brockway 'toRnsite which is
about forty rods east Of the old
location.
Our new press finallysgot here
today and by next week we hope
to be able to usefit and its going
to bessomereliefito believe ,us.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23

Empire is the best car in the
world, but ! will say that it is as
good car for the user as any
other car at the same price. |
have always thought that when a
man buys Car he gets it for his
own use and not tomake airepair-
man rich. George Peterson
adv. Circle, Montana
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-07-23

AT an election held at Wolf
Point on Thursday July .15ih on
The question of whether the town
should incorporate or not, those
desiring TO have the town incor-
porated, won outlby a majority Of
16 votes.
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accompanying picture shows the Stu
debaker sample car, duplicate of
which the State Fair will give away.
In the car, from right to left, are Sid
J. Coffee, president; o. S. Warden,
director; Pat Carney, vice president,
and Pete Snelson, secretary, of the
Montana State Fair; O.. A. Johnson,
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Atlarqe machinery shed is being
built this week by the county near
the jail for the purpose Of storing.
county supplies.
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Of the Western Auto Supply company,
Stud ebaker agents, and r. S. Skin
ner, assistant secretary of the State
Fair, The picture was taken after
the test run which preceded the pur-
chase by the Fair management of the
Studebaker touring car as the grand
prize.