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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-01-21
Bureau Holds Its
First Annual Meeting

The first annual meeting of the
Farmers G Stockmens Co-opera'
tive Bureau of Dawson county
was held last Friday evening in
the district court room, and, al
though the weather was some
what inclement, the attendance
was fairly large and much interest
was manifested.
Officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows:
w. w. Wood, president; Dell
Lewis, vice president, and Charles
F. Rainey, secretary-treasurer.
Directors, w. w. Wood, C. F.
Rainey, Samuel Sansburn, Dell
Lewis, T. F. Hagan. Grant Gibson
and |. N. Hill.
Following the election of officers
an interesting impromptu address
was made by C. F. Rainey, who
urged that every effort be made
to increase the membership in all
parts of the county.
Mr.. Rainey pointed out that the
organization is not antagonistic to
any business or commercial enter
prise, but that it aims to work at
all times for the benifit of the
farmers and stockmen in particu-
lar, and for all citizens of Dawson
county in general, and it is be-
lieved that, by cooperation OH
part of members that much of
good can be accomplished.
The question of securing some
man of at least statewide prom
inence, to hold series of farmers
institutes, was discussed. Infor-
nation is particularly desired re-
garding certain diseases among
cattle and horses, and it is be-
lieved that this would be gained
through the FARMERS institutes.
The secretary was instructed to
make efforts to bring about the
holding of an institute in Glendive
in the near future.
At the present time the bureau
has about 100 members and, with
persistent work it is believed that
this number will be largely IN
creased in short time. Inciden-
tally it may be said that new
exchange list has been completed
and that copies may be secured
rom the secretary. Persons
who desire to become members
nay do so by addressing the Of
icer last mentioned.
The directors will hold a meet
ng on the first Saturday in April.
Review Glendive
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-01-21
OUR WEEKLY ROUNDUP
OF Local Doinss In and around Irosres,ive Little City

| Glenn Malvern of Brockway ant
Jim Gallagher from up on the heat
of Dirty creek were guests in tewr
Wednesday, evening.
J.J. O'Keife transacted business
at Glendive the forepart of this
week. ,.,~.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Bartz who
live south Of town are the happy
parents Of a fine little baby CIR
which arrived at their home, Sun
day. The Banner congratulates.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs, Dudley
Bell of Brockway last Tuesday a
baby girl. All well at the home.
John j. Anderson has taken up
residence on the Wischman farm
up Redwater this week. +!
L. E. Hesser of Brockway was
a business caller in town We'd
nesday.
P. C. Floyd and Mr.. Wheeler of
Tussler creek were seen in the
city Wednesday.
The new residence of Claude
Tillotson over in west Circle is
now nearing completion.
Robert Farrell, who the past
summer and fall has been work.
ing for the Redwater Hardware
Co., at this place left last week
for his homestead which is located
some Is miles south of Wolf Point.
Mrs. Ole Ormo and little son
Lauritz visited al the Gilbert Reno
home over on Antelope creek last
week.
M. o. Seglen and Peter Rorvik,
TWO of Circles leading business men
eft last Saturday for Billings where
hey went to attend a convention of
The Montana Retailers Association,
which took place there this week.
Joe Molenda from over on
is another new SUBJ
criber this week.
Farm Loans
O. ]. Thompson, Circle
AUCTIONEER D. Moody, |
censed and experienced, cries
ales of all kinds. Call on him iii
Zee. 80, T. 10, R. 50, or address
i'm at Bloomfield. Mont, R. F. D.
ermS reasonable. 8-13 PA !
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-01-21

We notA in Glendive exchanges
that marriage license was granted
to Clyde Barr of Circle and Miss
Nellie Mcfarland Of Glendive on
Jan. 9Th. Full details Of the we'd
ding will be given next week.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-01-21

The neft meeting Of the Royal
neighbon will be held 1t the Ander-
son hall Saturday (tomorrowl after
noon insteed Of in the evening.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-01-21

Miss Martha Wallsx iron up.
Horse creek is the new waitress ~
the Gladstone Hotel. Miss Walter
lin who formerly held down the
position left Tuesday for her claim
out in the Prairie Elk country. I
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-01-21

Emil Ferch and son Carl, Gust
Shara, Johnnie Nagtl, h. McCush
and Henry Sommerfeldt were
among the progressive farmers from
over on upper McCune creek
seer in town Tuesday. Mr.. Som
merfeldt was caller at this office
and as a result bis subscription.
was extended forward another
year.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-01-21

Where do we get the next big
feed? Oh you mean where does
the Lutheran Ladies Aid meet next?
Why its at the home Of Mrs. Olaf
Reno, next Thursday the 9th, and
we bet you'll miss it too, if you
don t come over and have lunch.
Gentlemen are cordially invited TO-
ooms and have lunch At about 5 p.
~
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Farm Loans
o. ]. Thompson, Circle

AUCTIONEER D. Moody,
licensed and experienced, cries
sales of all kinds. Call on him in
Sec. 80, T. 10, R. 50, or address
him at Bloomfield. Mont, R. F. D.
Terms reasonable. 8-13 PA
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-21

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Sabre alt
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PIN o. september SDicpb Sroln, ytr 1909
Gniicrnglbenue, 50 Sabre alt.
PIN TO- Sepember Nern smith, llnOerltdis'
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-21

f0nncn mir lmocrbofft cincr tDoti1d)li6c gSci3en
Gbcacrimg gcgcnibcr ltebcn
Ger perbdltniBmdBe gerinee &oeeHertrog in Den
aulge5oben Sdn0ern in 0ieem Sabre follt gar nidt
ms @cpidt Gem geritt oes SntcrnationoIen 9ono-
wrtbiAaits Sntiht 6ufogc crntete Goo0o ndt mebr
Hoggen ais in 1915 ndmlid 76S,000 0oppel.Gentner
Sn oen ger Staaten be5iiiert id Die Roggenernte of
lO643,OOO Doppel Gertrler mas 10 4Sro5ent peniger
1T ais in 1915 Sn Sponiel Stalien no Der Sdipei6
bat ole 9toegenernte nit 21,346000 GoppeGentnern
oieielbe S0be erreid)t, Die iie i'm gorjobre bottc
Der Grtrog Ger @ere belGut iiG in oen Scr.
Stooten aif 4245500O Doppel- GentDer ooer IS Ero-
5ent tpeniger ais IN 1915, in Canada ouf 8,866,0O0
Doppel.Genter ooer "a &ro5ent menger als in 1915.
SSn oieien beoen SGnoern un0 IN Sopou, Sponien
Stolien Sunis un6 ser S6Dei5 5uammen lit einc
@erte Grntc 95,4620 600 0oppel- Gentuern 81 Ocr
5ed)nen, mas &ro5ent gernger lit ais inn @orjobrc
gln Soier ba6en Die Ser Stooten Dem 8eridt 5u-
folae 1S4,921O00 Doppel- Gentner geerntet, mos II
Bro5ent pcniger III ais in 1916 CANADA ertete co.
100000 Doppels Genner oOer % |ro0ent meniger ols
i'm Yorjobre. 5iigen mir nod 5u oen 0oten oieer
5ruei S1n0cr oicjengen bon Sponien, Stolien, Glns
uno Der Sdipei5 6in8u 10 befommm mir cine 0e-
iammternte bon 258416,00O 0oppel Gentnern oocr lS
Ero5cnt menger ais in 1915.
Gem 9erdt oes eyntcrnotonoen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Snitts nod lit clio in oen ofge5G6ten 2Gnoern bic
@rnte bon groogetrcioe ooer eoetnuelem Grob oeS
gorogctrcioes bon IS bis 40 @rooent iAledter aus.
gealen, ipie m &oriobre lno miere Nloisernte,
iIber Die Der 9eridis nidts oet, miro befonnd aud
cine ncbrere Sunoert Wtillionen 8uihel gerngere
iein, uic Die Ooridbrige mor.
Die @lenidbeit miro ii6 bis our ndd)iten @rnte
etiuos einidrGnten ntiiiien imo mir perocn Oorari
ieben niiien, ooB ndt 8u Die @5ereioe ausgeiiIbrt
miro oenn Elm Seoer lit iid dlieBlid bod iebit Der
921hitp -O-
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Yefanntnadlituocn.
gareau oes Ojebanbr.0nipeitOrs.


IS piro bermii beianni scmad6f, oaB gsaI
Ter H Broois aenIdB Der am f9. SUM 1908
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glnmeieH an Der SiiomeltGde Yrooflelos ulo
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3u beruibeH
(eepi2o 2D c5cDaoe.Snpeiior.
Baltimore, q. scptrmber 1916.
Der etaotsGeUmeter miro AM Gtenitng, ben
26. Septcmber 1916, sur unten anacgebenei
Belt an Ort uno Stele eridbeinen uno oas gds
beau Der iolqenoeH SirnBeu ulo NaeDs etds
blirtn obcr neu etabliren
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5ur Bnasis sSirnbe I'M 2 llbr VdbnitiaAs.
10 yuB glncD 1nlidl ocr BDplar Wrupes Str,
bon Der gSin1eers bis 8ur NuiirenssS sStr0Be,
CFoiuarb q. CONAN,
(sepi2D stoot'eeomeier
snreau oes cbanbe.5nipeiturs.
10 babe 9lppnfoiion fir foiasnSes @ribiea
81. gs uuo 80. eao.sucu .etrube so $. 3.
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glne 9roieiie miiiicn nm oocr Dor 10 ll6r
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Cscpi2D @e6SnSs.5nipcitOr
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A. Paraqrapb u Cuic an 2s globember 1911
amenoirt) I'M Griau6niB nnhoeiuti but odS
9lnlpeen 1inter 9ir 2S1S. Observation-Disclosures,
1. 3. gnrns,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-09-21
Die MenId6cit wirO i'd cinidranfen maiien.

~Jlc WtthiyDtu UttD ltu tlllutulltN WhVPH
Gs iino in jineiter 3eit Stimmen lot geuoroen,
Die 5uu @Qusboltcr nit unlcren 2e6ensmitten bcon'
ocrs Dem gSe5cn mabnen inO ans Gbcago mrroc
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lit lno oic trcgfbrenoen 2dnoer Gngnno 6rantrcdl
nno ,stalicn omie oic naitroleu 21n0er goro.Gu
pas gr6eren 9nprid on uniere 0iesidbrge ernte 81
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bpocrt @tiIlionen 9del ibrg Geblieben icin ioael.
gad Dem @erdt oes Sntcrnationoleu &anopirtb.
idniis Suthtt IN 9lom beIdift iid Die oiesdbriae
@ci5cncrntc Gonnoa'S mtf 61,792,00O Ooppe Gentner
acgen l02414000 Doppel Gentrer in 1915; oas III
cine 2lbuobme BON 40 9ro6ent Dcmielben gcridt 8u-
ioQr belduit iic5 bic gSinteme3en Grnte Der Der
Sinoien III 0iciem Sabre nit 123,833000 Doppel.
0entnern oiii 81 Bro5ent menger ais in 1915, nab
reno Ole Sommerpei5en 0rnte, Die 54,160000 Doppcl
Gentner beraac io9or Inn IA 3ro5cnt I'M 8ergledDe
nit Dem 8orjobre obgenommen babe Cine dbnldle
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au Wmiim cines Aei8ru Gmborqos 1T oesbolb cine
moblbarcdtoc 2seuu uidt riib8citie gebonoelt piro
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Tags 730 WloraenS.
UleBnbDt1 Bean, Del.
Sa6rIdrien 6ur 9lldiabrt ollite bis 80. m
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9Iacbin GonntaeS 500 ytod)m.
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geruhor0t g4idl.

IS iiar6 pl1bli6 am 90 Geptember 1916
gernbarbt @lM in einem 64 Qebcnsia9r, ec'
liebier @otte Der berltprbeneH g9i6. Die Be-
eroiailnQ finoei Gnmftag, oeH %. September.
glahmittaos llhr bon leiner 99obnunB. 81
1yipe rais. 0niouSDine, aus auf Dem yeouooH
3nri Cemetery" iiait. (Sept2f-23)
The Home news., 1916-07-21
Tons of Material. Might Be Harvested Yearly Along the Pacific Coast,
 Says Authority.

A years output of potash from the kelp of Puget sound would bring $6,00O,000 at the present wartime prices, according to Prof. George B. Rigg of the botany department of the University of Washington.
 Kelp is abundant and easily ac- cessible in the sound, said Doctor Rigg in a recent lecture, and three factories might be kept busy every working day of the year, each pro- ducing 5000 tons of muriate of pot ash yearly. Each would consume 500 tons of the seaweed daily. Ordi- narily the years production of 15,- 900 tons of potash on the sound would be worth $600,O00, the aver age price being about $40 ton. At. present it brings about $400 ton.
 Fifty thousand tons of kelp could be harvested yearly along the Pacific coast, Doctor Rigg asserted. The beds lie from Mexico to western Alaska, but are of course not all commercially accessible. All the beds belong to the states adjacent, and no laws have ever been passed restrict. ing the harvest. The kelp is free to anyone who wants it.
The Home news., 1916-07-21


 For Sale: Or will trade for cattle, good second hand, five, passenger Ford Tear. H.. D Angus, McOrory, Ark. Adv. If. Jacob Arnof will return tomor- row, Saturday, from Birming- ham, Ala, where he has spent the past four months in Massey's Business College.
 Dr. R. L. Little, druggist, and wife of Judsonia were pleasant guests of the latter's brother and sister, MT. c. F. and Miss Myrtle Best Sunday and Monday.
 Miss Grace Wells who has been in Berkley, California, the past year was in the city this week the guest of Mrs. s. A. Petit. She left Tuesday for Searcy.
 Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Crossett and family will leave Sunday in their Willys Knight car for Con- way where they will be ] guests of MT. and Mrs. D. o. Harton. J. w. Mullens and family of Jelks left Thursday for a weeks stay in Heber Springs. They made the trip in their Ford and will return likewise. J. H. Jones of Vanndale, father of Mrs Mullens arrived last Saturday and has gone to Heber Springs to- be with them.
The Home news., 1916-07-21
DAuNTLESS DANES.

''The Britons seem to be rather discouraged because they are not any nearer victory now than they were months ago."
 "Quite so. l wish some of their statesmen could come over here and see how our suffragettes bear up un- der defeat"
The Home news., 1916-07-21
SMALL LOSS.

Miss Cutting-Did you attend the football game, MT. Sapleigh?
 Sapleigh-Yaws, and the excite ment was so gweat for time that 1-aw- actually lost me head, don- cher know.
 Miss Cutting-Indeed. And how did you happen to discover the loss?
The Home news., 1916-07-21
FRIDAY, JULY 21. 1916.
Mrs. o. K. Porter is quite i'll.

Mrs. 0. K. Porter IS quite Ill.
 Mrs. H. D. Swayze and num- Der of young people spent last night camping out on Cache River near Grays.
 Jess Daniel, clerk for the Con- her Mercantile Co.,, and family of Augusta are spending a week here with home folks.
 Circuit Clerk L. w. Winfree of Augusta is spending his vaca- tion in Chicago. He will also visit Atlantic City before return ing home.
The Home news., 1916-07-21
TAKING BOTH.

"Take my advice, boy, and aee the girl you marry is good plain cook"
 But why couldn't I marry good pretty one, dad?"
The Home news., 1916-07-21
ITS NATURE.

"Do you think telephone opera tor could look on his business ss . profession ?"
 s'Well, it certainly is a calling"
The Home news., 1916-07-21
NOT UNPRECEDENTED.

She-A woman out West went in- to grazing and cleaned up fortune.
 He-Ruth went gleaning and cleaned up Boaz.
The Home news., 1916-07-21
NOT A SUCCESS.

"How about Hamfat's new vaude- vile act? Does he get it over?'' Not soon enough to suit the audi ences, apparently"
The Home news., 1916-07-21
THE WAY OF PRIDE.

Pride had just fallen.
 'Well," he exclaimed, as he shook the dust off himself, ''that was some fall, anyhow
The Home news., 1916-07-21

Entered as second-class mat ter August 26, 1915, at the post office at McCrory, Ark, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
The Home news., 1916-07-21
COURTS.
NORTHERN DISTRICT

 CIRCUIT COURT-Third Monday III February and August. CHANCERY COURT-Second Moh- day in January. May and December. COUNTY COURT-First Monday " January, April, July and Octopei' PROBATE COURT Fourth Monra' in January, April, July and octooei'
 .e SOUTHERN DISTRICT CIRCUIT COURTAFirst Monday = March and September
 CHANCERY COURT-Third MohuA'' in January, May and December COUNTY COURT-Second Monuas January. April, July and octopei' PROBATE COURT-First Mon1s. nis. following that of the Northern trict.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
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ATTENTION

The present employees in the
engine. train and yard service
on the Frisco Railroad, ere
being called upon by their
Brotherhood Officials for .
strike vote. II 10 hoped tha,
the vote will be In the negative.
but the conditions warrant
this Railroad in making pre-
psrations 10 operate should
these men strike.
Apple atoms will, therefore. be
received from men eompeten,
for positions 40 Ensinemen.
Conductors. Firemen. Brake.
men and Swi,ehmen. AppI.
cation should be made 10 the
undersigned, and should give
experience with former em.
ployers and presen, address ot
sppliean.
These applications should b
cent under personal cover and
will b considsrsd oonfidsas.
isl. and the applicant. u Ais
application 10 approved and
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~ SINtSs OprORTl MITES
IN CITY.

IN Nrswsrins Ads rissss Mention TINE.
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INV IH INlNT limited mum. ui
'Nur uf stock is offered iu ia
NuuHl bank lu ufurrs uf formation. b
sair nni utuuituy Investment iof
dnn.Dn'7r 'lifr.s n.2i. ,,fv Times
MAS Itn. Man " good business auiu,
sni moderate capital 10 take agency
trf well known automobile which has
been m the market and popular raf
iu Years Addfuss with references N.
'h Times
coon yNtnc, tu ru In tho iu'fi hu.
ntfs viii svil Bll uf mart ~ mI thnT =
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lfHrfi. lk, lnfl |8. wIf' payment
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space. nfrr desk aud use ~ Nuy.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

r over the hill, before the moon
came up IIo had slept al day.
and va. ready for hi, upcr hu' d. he
had brought home onb one goose the
night before hc had eaten that i.r
breakfast
Those hen, and chickens 81 'o bed
carly," he said, 4, he walked along
and ! believe ] will take a walk about
'hc barnyarI and see # ! can get ln
the poultry house"
So Mr. tuE pokri hs head Mp ,D me
window ut the poultry house and looked
100
Madam Hen SAYS him and began ~
oapNr
Hush Hush ul Nr luy 'you
Iwlll spoil it all and mis-, the iuu li 500
make an that noise
Madam Hen Wa, quiet "a. once iur
she dearly loved ~ l0nw an that ga,
going ON. and she huppcd along un the
rpos' until she came TO the window
What is IT," She asked through
the g'as, What going on.'
'Oh I'm going 10 give q dance by
fhc light ~ the moon down the road
a short distance sand Mr FOX "and
% you all keep ycry quiet you can get
ui without your master finding Il out
and come along You will be bark long
before breakfast umc
DON'T tell thc old rooster he l' too
tough ] mean he ra too old l' ENJOY
iuu he is not gay and Young like you
and me Madam Hen
Nr FuS ran of when he finished hi'
invitation and Madam Hen looked uu'
Of the window after hlm Tie cannot
mean any harm, she sad, .pr he would
not have gone away ] believe ] ~il
axe a run down the road and see what
's going 'n ] wont say word '
anybody
Madam Hen jumped down from the
r,l,i and lett all ihc other, sleeping
She squeezed through q hole where d
board va, loose and ont she went mn.
.,' Na,ii Nha' ''ih ,h' ,4'1
Even Mf Dog Is ''I'ep. ! 'h'n'1 ''''
'' see VI, i"s aaner } u ~. 'si
run hS'N l?ns u''''' sunrise an" VII.
. M, L. 80. g., a.. t.I o., .,'.
D., g., y, ,I, ,",d ,b,n n, En,
,,b, ,,J h,., v,,,b,,g n, b,,
grabbed her and trotted OH toward M,
len
.Ob NJ, Io, a. rD, mind helm,
meal ,nr 81, handsome a fellow A, yor
are" said Madam Hen but 1, ,hinI
am ~ die without seeing YOU dane.
When / know you must be the mos,
graceful fellow IN IN, whole world 1
/, almost more than can endure
81 eSpec, YOU can dance better thar
Mr. Wolf aud / have heard ,ha, he cai
dance very finely. too"
Nr Foy dropped Madam Hen. Nm
he ken, one nav on her and said "Wh
uid Ina, fellow Wolf could dance"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29

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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-07-29
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