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The Dickinson press., 1916-12-23
LOCAL NEWS

J.E. Layman, telegraph operator
at Sentinel Butte, was down last
Thursday for dental work.
Joe Christian and John Moe Of
Taylor were in the city. the first of
the week getting dental work done.
Nick Hartung returned on Saturday
from Minneapolis, where he made a
sojourn of ten days.
Miss Ethel Bailey of Emerson, who
was the guest Of Miss Ruth Baker at
the V. A. Baker home for week, re-
turned home on Thursday.
John Howard, of. the Dickinson U.
S. lard office, expected to leave to-
day (Friday) for St. Paul to spend
Christmas with his parents.
Miss Vernoica Hajny of Reed Bros.
store, will be gone for two days the
first of the week to be with her par
ents at Sweet Briar, this state, for
Christmas.
Miss Ruth Miller, who comes down
from her home at Sentinel Butte
quite frequently for music lessons,
was the guest cf Miss Marion Coffin
on Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Rosenberg returned on
Wednesday morning to her home at
Beach after spending a week in the
city as the guest of Miss Fannie
Singer.
Al. Stephens, who is employed in
the local railroad yards, expected to
leave for his home in Hastings, Mimi,
the latter part Of the week to spend
the holidays.
Miss Agnes Fay expected to leave
today (Friday) for her home Crystal,
where she will spend two weeks
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Fay.
Miss Velma Waldon, who teaches
school about ten miles north of town,
left last Saturday for her two weeks
vacation to be spent at her home at
Brainerd, MINI.
The Patriotic Ladies Aid met at the
home Of Mrs. C. N. Barker on Satur-
day to pack the big Christmas box for
Company K. The boys will surely
have treat. There were nut bread,
pickles, jellies, cakes, mince pies,
plum pudding, candy end an abund-
ance Of other things. The Aid wishes
to thank all who contributed to fill
the box.
The Dickinson press., 1916-12-23

Goob Saunders of Killdeer autoed in
on Tuesday evening for short visit
with his sisters, Mesdames A. J.
Osborn and W. H. Cooke, in regard to
testamentary matters in the estate
of the late Matte Saunders, their
mother.
J. H. Gibson, of the Merchants Ma
tional Bank, left the first of the week
for Cogswell, this state. 1t is under
stood that when he returns he will
bring back with him, Miss Luella
Lyken as his bride, the wedding to
take place at her home on Christmas
Eve. Mr.. Gibson has already rented
house preparatory to bringing his
bride home. The people of Dickinson
will be glad to welcome their new
resident as she has a host of friends
here, having taught school here in
the recent past.
Delbert Skinner, of the Skinner
Ryder Cattle Co., ranchers out neal
Mary, came in last Saturday On bust.
ness connected with the ranch and
remained in the city as a guest of
the Bachelor Club, of which he was
formerly a member, until the last of
the week. His brother, D. T. Skinner
who has been in Calgary, Canada, for
about four months, is spending the
winter at the ranch and his sister
Miss Mary Skinner, is keeping house
for the boys. Mr.. Skinner states that
out north they have a great deal more
snow than around Dickinson, but at
that they haven't had to feed any to
speak of until just of late.
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triger. gdnrtrs iinb In gutter Hnds
frage unb Dttig. sbenTo CUTE GtodsrS
ilnD gsebets; piiIdtiibs paren rdr
nnb ftetig.
Ulittlere nnb idipsre Stiers $7.25
8.25; OhIen S3.0O-6.50; Glsi,
ifer Gfiere S5.50-725; auscrlsiens
bic srtra $7.35-7.s5; Seifers $500
--6.85; aiiserleisne Bis sytra 500
7.5O; aiibe $3.50-5.25; aussrIsisne
biz ertra $3.50 6.25; ganners $500
--385; fetie Wil6tiibe S5.25-6.26;
Nif&fiibe $35.00-80.OO. Gtodsrs
mnb gesbers; Siisre $5.25A7.40;
5sifers $5.00-6.75; aiibs s4.25-
500.
gulten.- Die 0a6frage mar
fs6r sering, 3ufu6r 5ismIit a.ob unb
bic preifs lin 10-15c nisbriger.
Jsite gulIen $6.25-6.5O; Bologna
$5.25- 6.25; massrs unb lsi4te $4.0O
-5.25.
adfber. Bel siemli6 gutter
Ra6fpaoe mar Der Martt beuts itetig.
Bette adlber $1075-11.0o; fair
tis quite lsi9te $7.75-10.75; orbinds
re uno aroBe $4.50-1O.50.
G6neine. = Die beutiss 3us
Fubr par bic sr6bte felt Wontag unS
bic preife fielen lin 10-15e. Der
Martt IhloB fIou.
@ute Big diiserIsfsne 8erIdnbtz unb
1lsii9eriprtsn Ss.50-8.55; gsmii8te
0erfnnotiprten $8.25 $50; aussrle>
fene mittlere 100 Big 1S0 pfuno $8.25
-8.35; leihte gerfunotiorten 120
Biz 155 pfunb $7,90-8.15; Jsrtei
40 qfunb unb lueniser $5.50-7.15;
crbindre BIG aussrlsisne idipere fstte
Gdue $5.50-S.0O; etaas $4.oo-
$50.
e9afs unb oGmmsr. - Die
3ufubr ipar aud beute pisber serins,
Die Rdhfrass indbig; Sddfe paren
iisiia: 2dmner Inn 15-25c niebriger.
Shdfs, erird, $675-7.00; CUTE
Bis auserIsfene $5.75-6.65; Drbindre
Bis fair $3.OO-5.65. odmmsr, srtra.
S11.25-11.35; quite bis aussrlelene
$10.O0-11.25; prbinGre Bic fair
sG5O-9.75. GsidOrrsne 2dmmer.
$g.00-10.00.
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WbeeIing, 20. @a.-8.5 SUB, fdIt.
porfersburs, 70. Wd.-13.6 g., fdat
adnaipba Syons, gg. 0a.-4.4, fdIlt.
gbnrleitpn, 20. 8u.-6.1 Jub, fdat.
portsmouth. O.-29.6 SUB, fdIt.
Qpuispile, Ap.-13.3 Sub, fdlIt.
GDanspille, sSnb.- -33.9 SUB, fdIIt.
aafbbille, 9enn.-12.2 5uB. 'dat.
gbaitanoosa, 9enn.-12.2 SUB, fdai
aanfus gitn, NO.-s.1 SUB, iteigt.
Wempbis. 3enr.-39.3 5ub, tdlt.
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ni9.fen en-. Sr... s1Su9iH. Oar. d. 81. .isosl
isT'Is ssssE & q 4 I. .i s 81 sss' n M. ~
s;.si.ssa e 8 & !ss. sisas 81. H. i,s ~;
s,sssa ss * ssas, y Z; Z, Is Az .t q iis
dtsfsp. 8 D. q, - 8 ipssn. YEN. ~ .issil
9-AAp. isIat y ssstiesss!ns etn. ts..- ~
3 sE 2 4 =; !: !z $s Z e; 81 e; & a.
ss's ! Hs'si; ~ s4S III 9 4 si.;. ~. "
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gbfeoqo, 1s. 9ye6ruur. .

Shnsine. 3ufubr $4,000;
Tldrft Itfpa6; Butt $8.10-8.30;
I.i6te $775-S.3o; ssmii6ts $500
-S.35; Idlipere $7.95-S.40; robe
$795-s.10: Jsrlsl $6.25-7.4o.
Rtnbpieb., - 3ufubr 1000;
gIortt iietia: gbutiOe Beef Stisre So
e0-9.65; Siodsrs unb Sesbers S..
50-725; stiibs unb Seifers $3.15--
$50; SdIber $8.50-11.00.
S6afe. 3ufubr 1000: Warit
unrsgslmdbis; Methsrs $7.75-8.35;
gpes $5.50-8.25; 2dmmer 5000
II M
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nirter Gut 2oaf S7.40. polpbersS
$500. Cubes $6.75: srunulirtsr s6.s
90; gonfeetioners .MA S6.40, Oil
.Q' $6.15: fpsiBer srtro $5.95; eytra
sG1 $5.75 per 100 pfunb.
Molaffes lit itsiis. - Rem
Drlsans Open adle 40 65e; Centric
fugal 25-34e per 9aIlone.
Mets. - 2cuiiiana, Udnep 5sab
81 z-6at; prima 545ae; orbindre
44at; sapnn AZ 5ae per pfnnb.
Dairp probafte
Butter. - Winrti sismIi@ Iebs
hufi unb iieiig. - WboIsmilt srtrl
35ie; gsntrolissb srira 38t; gsntus
fi3eb firiis 293e: Geepnbs 26de; Gans
sn DARN 24s; podina Siud 17a19e
per plumb.
adfe. - Mdrti ifeiis. DHip TIC,
glorbptitIihsr 1S-199e, g2en yorf
lee; Ghapei3er 27-40t; bo. Bird
19e: Qimbnrstr 17t-18c Der plumb.
Gier.. Wdrit Itsiis. prima
firfs 6iibnsreier zoe; firits 19t: crs
bindre firits 1Ss; feeonbs 17s per
Dubsnb.
Gtffiiger. Warii ifs!ig. -
wroiIrs 2 gfunb urb bdrrnier 23r;
ilEtr 3 alfunb 19c: Sabine 11e;
6iibnsr 14s 15r: 7rrtbiibner 1S--
23t; DO. NIT frumnisr 9rrlt 10--12s;
Guns Csc; gntsn 17--19c, Gdnfs
.11-1ss.
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Glnk.Nadjrid)te
g a m 4 a q. 10. Isbruar 1911

Samitas, 10. Jsbruar 1916.
Sm gincinnatier DiItritt lit Der
EbiofIub fpsiierbin i'm DoIltn. Der
Jlub bate eeitern 2lbenb BEL bteiiser
Stabt einen Duifsritdnb con 1873
guB.
Di. fofssnbsn Dtpefdsn irafen ss-
fern pier elm:
1s,ittsbusa ls,a.-4o Gub. fant
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ghitaso, 18. Gsbrudr.
Wei;en. Fiir Tldi S1.28t-1.,
3Oa; am S6IuB $125z. 5dr SuIi
si.221-1.244; am S6luB $1.235.
Meli6torn. : Sir Tsai 7S3-
T9se; ON s6laB 7sie, Cir Suli rs
--79at; am gdfub 78se.
5afer. - Cir Wiai 48s-48ac; am
G&IuB 4ssc. sir Suli 45s-4se;
am SdIuB 46t.
Roagen. - 70. 2, $L00.
gerits. - 68 77c.
Simotbp. - S5.50-s.OO.
Glee. - s1000-20.00.
PORT. - Mir Mloi $40. 70-20.9o;
aln gdluB S2o.S7. Cir Suli am
Sblus $20.S7.
G6maIs. - Iyiir Wlai slo.22-
1882; an e6luB $10.32. fsiir Suli
s10.40 -1o,5o: am Shlub $1O.50.
Rippsnfeit,u. iyiir Mai S11.45
-11.60; an 5HluB S11.55. Giir
gulf $11.55-11.70; am S4lub
$11.65.
Butter. = Iartt b5btr; CREAMERY
32at.
Gier. - Mnrtt bSkr; firits 23--
25ae; prbirdrb ftrifs 2222sc.
sbdrtpffeln. Mnrft nisbriger,
Dlitisan, MiStOniin, Wlinneioto unc
Tdtpta ipsibe 90--98c; Ninneiota
rnb Dutota ShiOs So 90c.
@efliigel. asben6ss, iinperduoert.
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l3eIo, gonbs mub glitien in Wsiu yotf.

Weiddfispdpittt snrbtr % S-sI4H bio
fsnttrf. sBshfd aaf 9oHoon pdtsn ftriig
~ 4.T1z tiir60 9dge eidt; RabtI.Nniptl'
iunssn A.76H unb Sift. Medit sA76tf,
branes sidi 5ssK, Rabd 5.s7h ylari
SiAi 74ss. sabsl 74K. Hrouen Sttt 12s,
aabd 10. yires eidi 6.70h. Aaba 6esH.
HutHeid5f 81 "; aatei SIX SiibsrDsrren
bsHs. Rsrifanilfs Doners AK.
Mfttsnmarft.-Jn ber sfItfn Stunoe
mar Der Martt ssbriidi. balb ab1 ttai cine
ASeuoune Elm unb bic +ftift fieaen. Der
Marit pefbl,eb itari bis gum SAIub
GtIsaSabu afsisu.
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a. p miithIid1 d.

GtroldJ (5u ieinent SrnnSpurteltr):,
!. Syit ods g @Fdneuib, tpos man BORT
IN Scr i5ernc butter ben gluireu
iiebt2"
rSSdtpobl!"
,gfo, bairt f6rren G ia r,ieoer'
unlfebren, SER @enoarrn -. ieBt
tiuo' idl mid id1ou aaein 5ltrcttl@ =
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oBAunsg glm afs

" w
aepfeI. = guie gspfsI 1926
400; sttn5bnIihs $2.00-2.5O per
BEL, sintsimiit, 75t $50 per
Bu.
| 3itronsn. = California $4V
-4.50 Der aiRe; eimss $1.0o-1. 10
per Rife.
Rronsbeeren Cape Sob
| is750--7.75; Jerftp $7.0o-7.25;
per Dbl. unb s1.75-2.00 per ailts.
Orangen. = Hdpels $3.50
800; Jloriba $2.25-2.5O per aiite;
5anasrine $1-00-2.00 per balbsr
Strap.
erbbeertn. - Gloriba 20
25c Der Qudrt.
0rdpe Gruit. = Gloribo $2.s
1880 Der grote.
anunas. Gr5be AZ 1928,
9r5bs SO $3.50; gr0bs 24-30
$2.75.
Rartoffein. - ginb.imiIte
S3.25-3.50: gobblers no. / S3.25
$3.50 per gbf. iiitb $1.1O per Bu.
dnf BEN geItife. = Triihe SNios ST.
10 per gu. duf BEN 8.fsife unb ST.
20-1.25 pm Sire. - Sunqe g.rs
muba $7.50-8.50 per gbl. unb s2.s
50-2.75 per 6dmper.
Sibfdrfoffefn. - Dslaipdr.
75-90c per 6dmper.
Gurten. = Gloriba $3,50-4.O0
per 5amper.
Tomdien. - Nloriba $2.75-
200; gubaniide $2.50-2.75 per
Grdte BON 6 a5rben.
@eiBe Riibsn. - S1.25-1.50
per BEL.
Gtedri6en -s175 per gbl.
glumtntpbf. California
81 125-1.4O Der flatxs grate.
Sunae grbfsn. - Gloribd
1925 per 6amper.
frdut. Wur bdniihes fpir0
cffsrirt, ip.t9es BON s12--13 per 9on
auf bsm 9slei'e unb S1.0o--1.25 per
gbf. BON Siore. Rotbss S1.5O-
LIS per gbl.
Robl. = $40 per BEL.
3niebeIn. - ginbeirifde ecfs
fs $2.25-2.50; iptibe s2.5o-2.75
per Sod BON 100 pfunD. SeB5pisbeln
$L75 per Blu.
| Spinot. = $2.5o-3.00 per
gbl.
Crime Bobnen. - QusDdrs
tiee $1.75-2.00 per Camper.
Rarotter. - GiuhsimiiAe 30
- 60t per Bu.
Rotbe Ribeu. - Giiblid. 50s
per 9ut.nS.
2anbprpbnfte.
6su. 20. 1 1imotbp s2050-
21.O0; go. 2 sirnotbb S18.50-19.s
co; To. 3 1imotbp s16.5o-17.0o;
| Ro. / aeniittsr Rice $1,000; go. 2
DO. $1400; Ro. 1 aIse S13.0o-13.,
so; Ho. 2 sllse S11.W--11.50; 5i,'
iie,s alfalfa $11.50-14.00; Msit'
Ii9es $17.00-19.00 per 3on. -
Wsiseniiro6 $7.50-8.Oo; Roessns
ftro6 $9.5o--10.Oo; SaisriirOt $3.50
800.
Wiiblenfutter III ruhia unb
Iistig. - alsie $22.00- 22.50; Wih.
linas probes S23.50-24O0; bo. f,is
nss $500 26.0o; gemiI6tss Gutter
S22.0o-22.50.
6dmereien. - Mnrti ifstiq
- RleeIdmen Ss.75-10.50 auf BEN
g.IeiIe unb $10.25--12.25 per gu.
nom e.ors, stmDtbp $3.4o-3.so
pom Gtpre.
Derf9iebeues.
OeIs. - Mar.t fieiis. asin5l, 70.
bee TIC per G,allons in partisn bon
ia Dbl. gsio9tes lie mebr; 30. /
2arbDI 74e; Cotton Gseb Oil, raffis
nirt.s 76c per galIcne. serpentin
61c in pariisn BON 1--5 GalIonen
unb IA In pdrtien BON 1875 @als
lon.n petrol.um, Sbio Carbon 12o
gras 1oe; DO. $50 grab 1oie: SsaSs
Iisbt It's grab 12c; Reb Grown Ga.
| iclin 21e: gapbta &c per gallos
ne in partisn BON 1-5 gbls.
GdIa. - Der Wdrts IN tu5io.
- Cbio gfiper $1.05 per gbl. BON
| 2S0 pfb., Iubrfotn binSussfiigi.
safs. Taarit iteiig. primd
giin 85-9e; Do. Country Ss-8ge
per pfunb.
apbIen. - Marit rubig. yous
sbiogbenp $3.50-3.75. Rub uno
Glad S2.25, sfnnnipba Gtiidtpblsn
$3.5o-3.75. gtuB unb SIad S2.25
PET Spnne dbselisfert. RauhlDft
Stiidtcbien s4.75. bp. Tub nup
Glad S3.25. Mnihrdeite $7.75-
800 per Sonns abssliefert. gots fos
fei $500 $50 per sonns aSsais'
| fert.
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Gineinnati. IS. hsbruar

gincinnati. is. 0sbruar.
Die nadfOlsenben 0uotirunssn bes
Sitbsn iid nur auf gngros Sranss
aitipnsn. Bel fleineren gei6dftsn
iperbsn stfuns b5bsrs prsife btrsdnst.
propifionsn.
Sdmals. glrimd Sieam
10000; SJamilp 10.75-11.00.
1rodtnstfaI3enes Jlsif d..
= Sbort clear Seiien, lois LOO
11.50; grtra fbort clear Seiten 1100
--11.25, Bellies 12.O0-12.50.
Bacon. - Sbort clear Seiten
12.00--12.50; sttra fort clear Sei'
ten 1200-12.25; ibort Rippsnisiten
12.OO-12.25; Bellies 13.25-13.B
per pfunb.
eugar gurtb Dlsifd. =
edinien 17-17ae; picnic Sdultern
12-12It; grsaffeFt Bacon 16a-17e;
S6ult.rn in gadstsn ~ -12ac;; @eip
gDcrf Gut 13-13ae; irodsne ystf
Sdintsn % 26c per Yfuitb.
SHbsep5teftsaTIsti6.- =
S@infen 14.50--15.OO: gitnit Sduls
tern 9.50-1O.OO; gellies 1850
1900; S1uItsrn 9.50-10.00; Sduls
tern. q. y. Gut bo. 10.00-10.50 per
plumb.
SrifdesNI NIsifd. - Sdinfen
13.75-14.75; picnir S9ulisrn 900
$50: Sdulteru 8.50-9.35; iport
gippsnititsn 10.O0-1o.50; ibort clear
glippsnisitsn 10.5o-11 .25: srtra fbort
clear Rippenisitsn 1000 -10.50; Bel
lies Isitte 13.00-13.25; Bellies.
ihpere 12.00-13.25.
WebIuub @etrtibe.
Mebl. - Winier patsnt $6.40--
$50; gintsr fdnrp $5.95-6.10;
Winier idmiip $40 $50; Dintet
trtrd S4.95-5.15; Minisr orbindres
S4.75--4.95: Sartss Weijsn paient
$3.50 $50; Sdries NsiSsn fanep
$6.10--6.35; Sartss W.iSsn Jamilp
S5.15--5.50; Roaasnmebl norbpeitli'
fts, aemiiftss S5.55-5.S0; rstnss
gitp Rpsgsnmebl $5.65-5.90; Gitp
ssinifdiss Rosseninebl $3.50 $50.
Weisen. go. 2 rOther Winter
$1.32-1.34; go. 8 DO. $1.2-l.3Oi
No. 4 bo. $1.15--126.
DsIi1iorn. glo. 1 ipeibes
&C; 30. 2 DO. 76-77e; 9o. 8 DO.
74--75c; go. a bo. 72-73s; 80. 5
bo. T0-71e; go. 6 bo. 6s-70e; =
30. ] aslbes &c; gto. 2 DO. 75-7ec;
Ro. 9 DO. 73--74e; 30. a DO. 693
70te; Ro. 8 bo. 68a-69ac; Ho. 9
bp. 65-66e. = go. 1 serniidtss
&c; Tc. 2 bo. 75-76e; 10. 8 bo.
73-74e; Jlo. 4 bo. 691-70ac; Ro.
8 DO. 68h-69ae; glp. 6 bo. Co.
SEC. - RoIbsniprn, iusibes, IL
73e; Rol6eniorn. ssItes 70-72e;
IaolbsntDrn, ssmii9tes. 7o-72e per
Bu.
Rosgsn. - Ro. 2 S1.01-1.03;
g9o. 8 97--99c; Ro. A J0-95e.
Safer. - Hortbtptfirn, SO. Q
treibtr SO 53ae; glprtbtDef.rn Gtans
sarb tpeibsr 5252ae; HortbDeii.rn,
30. 3 ipsiber 5151ae; Ro. 2 ipeiber
lrfal.r 49-50e; To. a fpsiber 46A-
47ac; 10. 2 asmifhter 4Sa-49ac;
Ro. 3 aemii9tsr 47-48c; g1o. A gee
mif@ter 4e-47e; Ruiisrs5afer "A
Wbisfep.
0ertauft ipurbsn $50 gbls. Dis
FILTERS DiniibeS @ocos auf btr gdiis
bon S1.39 Der goaone.
Groceries.
aaffee. Sapa 23-3oc; Mos
fa 90 -30t; Guatemala fanep 19e;
bo. gutter 17Ae.
MP eaaiss
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Uiebnsarft.

gineinnat' Is. Jebrudr.
3ufubr iinb 0sriunbi pdhrsnb be,
l.tten "a Stunbsn, pergli6en NIT ben
rrrpsreangenm bier aassn, finb ipis
fplgt:
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InSt in bsrielbsn Set:
Rinbp. Sd3ipeine 5t]dfl

Rinbpieb. - Die 3ufubr mar
tsutt sisnilid srOb unb oer Marft
.zdum feiia uno Bic ~ 10-15t tlie,
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17
CHIMES OF NORMANDY"
HERE TUESDAY NIGHT
Lseesn' Attraction Viii be Posssnted
Under Auspices % the
Rotary Club

Nch~Nlnz thst Cofpas Christians All.
rrccate Rish class entertainment the
Rotary Nluh 0n ruesfa, nlsht "a tho
hirh school Auditorium, is presenting
chimes of Normandy THE aurac.
ton To- sent ont hN ,he Affiliated Isl.
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real artists. who are cettain Co. please
kNsefNrd seats aIc selling al the
corpus Christi Reok and stationery
company and are soing nridle inai.
csuns that tire house wiu he hacked
Concerning the attraction an aa.
vance natirc SAWS
noe-nt BE- hr,ns htel n,au,,,,..
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1916-12-17

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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-22
What About A
Humane Society?

Our attention has been called to
; the serious need of a local humane
society in this locality. There is
no doubt but what a society OF
this kind could do lot OF good in
this town.
Take for instance stock, even
milk cows, which are turned out
in this colo, severe winter weather
with nothing to eat, and are SIM
ply starving and suffering some
thing awful. Owners OF such
stock should be compelled to take
proper care of them. There are
many other cases that should also
be looked after. One in particu-
lar that needs attention is where
people come to town during the
day, tieing their horses to hitch
ing post and leaving them stand
there in the cold, with nothing to
eat, until way long in the night.
Such acts are absolutely unneces-
sary, when we have feed barns in
town.
An organization of this kind
could do a lot of good and should
be organized at once.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-22
Another Fire Scare AT
Circle Wednesday Eve

Circle had another fire scare last
Wednesday evening, when it was
reported that the Olaf Reno resi-
dence was a-fre.
Within a few minutes 20 or SO
men were on the scene with fire
extinguishers, water buckets, etc.,
but it proved to be only a chimney
fire. Mrs. Reno had become
alarmed and sent for Mr.Reno and
thus at first report it was not
known how serious it was. No
damage was done.
By the way this should be ano-
Their little warning that we get
busy at once and do something
towards fire protection.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-22
Circle Needs
Fire Protection

Hardly a day passes by but what
someone in town is talking about
fire protection, and it is needless tc
say its the most important ques,
ton that could, and should be Ia
ken up for consideration at once.
A couple days ago we had ano-
Their little fire scare, but fortunate
ly no damage was done, but who
knows what is liable to happen
next time?
1t should not cost so very much
to purchase a small chemical fire
engine, in fact we don't think it
would take long to raise the money
if only we get together and decide
to do something. Even if only a
fire alarm of some kind was pur-
chased so that everyone in town
could be gotten out in a hurry in
case of fire it would maybe save
our town some day.
This is to important a thing to
let slide any longer. Lets get
busy. What do you say.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-22
$4,000 Farmers Apply
For Federal Loans

Washington Officials of the
farm loan board have announced
that more than $4,000 farmers
have applied for mortgage loans
aggregating $15O,0OO,0OO or more
than II times the amount of money
which will be Immediately avail
able for loans upon the organlza-
ton of II farm-loan banks.
The rate of interest on bonds is
a subject now engaging the boards
attention. 1t is thought that it
will not exceed 5 per cent and may
not exceed Al per cent. The loca-
ton of the banks will be announc-
ed soon.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-22
Compulsory Army
Training Asked By
u. S. General Staff

Washington, Dec. th.-Major
General Hugh L. Scott, chief OF
staff of the army, told the senate
military committee today that the
army general staff recommended
without apology, that the volun-
teer system be discarded because
''the time has come when this
country, unless it intends to AVOID
war at any cost, must resort to
universal liability to military train
ing and service"
General Scott ripped the lid off
much army war college opinion,
hitherto considered as confident
ial. Arraigning the volunteer sys-
TEN as extravaganza, Ineffective.
and dangerous, the chief Of staff
told the committee that universal
training would be democratic, reli-
able, efficient and economical and
within few years practically rem
the United States immune from
attack.
{ 1T would be democratic he
said, because the burden of ma
tional defense would fall equally I
upon all citizens.
IT would be reliable because.it /
would produce each year the
fnmber Of men necessary to be
trained.
1t would be economical be-
cause i would be based upon le-
co9nition By the people Of the
individual to render personal SER
vice and II carrying it into effect|I
EAe government would not have
n eompele II the labor market.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-22

Lutheran Ladies Aid at Reno's
Dec. 2Sth.
STRAYED-from my place near
Cohagen, last May, one straw
berry roam mare about 8 years
old, weight about HOO, branded
on left thigh and V | on left
Is shoulder. Finder no fifty
me and receive ample reward.
Henry Roll, Cohagen, Mont.
1922 liz
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-12-22
1T would be efficient because
it would enable us to prepare ade-
quately for war if war comes"
Nationwide Dry
Bill Is Favorably
Reported To House

Washington. The proposed ma
tional prohibition amendment to-
day was ordered reported favor
ably to the house by the judiciary
committee by vote of IL to 7.
Chairman Webb Of the commit
tee said he would not ask for a
rule on the prohibition resolution
until after the Christmas recess.