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The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Roads Mobilizing Cars
For Movement of Crops

Railroads in the Northwest
through their war board are mo-
bilizing all available freight cars
to move the crops. Accol ding to
G. w. Murname, secretary Twin
City Subcommittee, the car situa-
tion is at present better than at
this time last year.
Ship early is good motto to
follow" says Mr.. Murnane. BY
doing so merchants and others
can have better assurance of get
ting merchandise more promptly
than will be the case if delay. In
creased rail traffic incident to the
war is likely to cause an unprece-
dented demand for freight equip
ment in the near future.
Among those problems con-
fronting railway managers is that
of getting enough coal into this
territory to prevent suffering next
winter. Although more has al
ready been hauled to this section
by the railroads than a year ago,
the supply coming by boat up the
lakes is woefully short"
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Asked President To
Exempt Farm Labor
From The First Draft

w. T. Greasy, head of the Penn
sylvania State Grange, has started
a movement among the farmers
representatives in Washington to
obtain from the administration a
pledge that farm labor will be ex-
empt from this summers draft.
He argued that no man could be
so important now as the producer
of food for the armies abroad, and
hence all other classes should be
drawn for military service.
Provost Marshal General Crow
der, in brief statement announc-
ed that farm labor was no more to
be exempt than any other class of
labor; that the test in each case
would be whether the man him
self was indispensable" in his ci-
william job.
The farmers are not satisfied
with this. They are going to try
to work up public opinion which
will assume that every experienc-
ed farm laborer, is indispensable to
the big job of feeding the United.
States and its allies.
]. w. Shorthill, who is in Wash
ington to represent the National
Council of Farmers Cooperative
associations, of which he is general
secretary, insists that the food
control legislation must be broad
and so enforced, as to re-
gulate the cost of harvesting ma
chinery along with wheat.-Equity
News.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Wolf Point Team
Defeats Locals

After winning every game play
ed this summer with the exception
of three, the locals lost another last
Sunday when the Wolf Point team
came over for game.
The game was pretty fair with
the exception of the 4th inning,
when the Wolf Point boys manag-
ed to run in a scores through er-
rors made by the locals. They al
so scored once in the End inning.
The locals chanced to score on
ly once and that was when Tony
Groh scored in the fifth. However
not single score was earned, they
were all made on errors.
The Wolf Point team is consid-
cred the best team along on the
Great Northern, and it's a credit to
the locals that they were able to
hold them down the way they did.
The pointers had evidently prepar-
ed for real battle too, as they had
strengthened their team by adding
a professional catcher from Willis
ton.
Bergland pitched another re-
markable game and also done some
fine infeld work. The feature
play of the game was a fly caught
by Bergland.
Pardis also made a fine play as
he pegged her home just in time
to stop a score.
The Wolf Pointers were accom-
panied by large number of root
ers, real live ones too, and it was :
the first trip to Circle, the inland
city, for a good many of them.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Short Of Money,
Bonds For More

The local school board decided
some time ago to bond the local
school district for $4,000 to obtain
funds with which to built a base
ment which could be used for
school purposes. This was done,
but upon deciding later that it
would be advisable to build said
basement a trifle larger and more
substantial than formerly contem-
plated and put in something more
permanent for years to come, the
board finds it will take more mon
ey, so we understand they will soon
bond for an additional $4,000.
The plan now is to built base
ment 52x74 with concrete walls IL
feet high. This will be construct
ed so that it will make a perma-
nent foundation for a two-story
brick building, which will no doubt
be erected some day when Circle
gets a railroad and becomes a little
larger.
The basement will have lots of
light and will be large enough for
four large class rooms and a large
hallway, and when finished will
have very neat appearance.
Nothing is needed in Circle any
worse right now, than some suit
able place for the children to go to
school and we say that the present
school board is to be congratulate
ed for their untiring efforts to Sc
cure for Circle a suitable building
for school purposes. This is of
course only a basement, but it is
lying tn e foundation for one
of the finest school buildings that
will be erected in the Redwater
Valley for years to come, and the
local school boards efforts is sure
ly appreciated by everyone in this
section.
What real pleasure and salts
faction it will be, to point with
pride in a few years, at Circles
beautiful school building, of which
we are now laying the foundation.
It will of course add a trifle
more to the taxes, but who cares
as long as it's spent for a good
building so the children may re-
ceive an education at home.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Return From A Years
Visit In Far-OH Norway

Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Larson re-
turned the fore part of the week
from a years visit with relatives
in Norway. Mr.. Larson reports
that it has been very dry in Nor
way and that crops are not good.
He also stated that he had heard
before leaving Norway that there
had been a drought in Germany
which had shortened the crop
materially and that a recent tor
nado had done considerable dam
age to crops. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Larson are glad to get back to
Montana. They will locate in Glen
dive. Monitor, Glendive.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Another Circle Lad
To Join Aviation Corps

Since Johnny Anderson left to
join the aviation corps, quite a
number of the lads have been
talking about wanting to be an
aviator.
Wednesday Ed. Lloyd informed
us that he wasn't going to wait
until he was drafted, but that he
was leaving Thursday to try and
enlist in the U. S. Aviation Corps.
Mr.. Lloyd is a brother of j. A..
Lloyd and has been employed by
E. L. McClatchie for some time.
He has a large number of friends
who will regret very much to see
him leave.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17

air would necessarily have to be
lighter than air itself. And this
despite the flight of birds across
his window as he wrote!
We have airplanes in this Coun-
try today that carry six men, two
machine guns, fifty gallons of ga
soline and a ton of freight, alto
gether over three thousand
pounds, besides the motor which
generates six hundred horse pow
er.
Military experts today are dem
onstrating in learned articles tn at
the German front in France and
Flanders cannot be broken. The
situation has, they claim, reached
a virtual stalemate. This is the
most encouraging sign that has
recently appeared. 1t indicates
that that front is about to BE- bro
ken.
The darkest hours are just be-
fore the dawn, and the war has
entered these hours. Remember
the splendid old sea-fighter who,
when summoned to surrender,
sent back the message that he had
just begun to fight. This Cont
nent has just began to fight. |
theWestern front is bro
ken just now or not, makes no |
in the result. Break
it will, some time, either through
the elimination of the submarine
menace, by means of Allied -domi-
nation of the air, or by sheer
weight of bone, muscle and blood,
DR. by the abdication of the Kaiser.
Minneapolis Journal.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Additional 500
Men Drawn

The local exemption board at
Glendive issued call last week,
for 500 additional men to appear
for examination, owing to the fact
that they did not figure they would
secure the counties quota of 381,
in the first 762 called.
We expected to publish the
names of the additional 500 that
were called, but are unable to pub
lish all of them, but below appear
the first 23S of the additional 500.
Quite a number of claims of ex-
emption have been acted upon but
will not be given to the press for
publication till next week.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Government May Take
Whole 1917 Wheat Crop

Washington, Aug. 15-The food
administration prepared today to
take over the entire 1917 wheat
crop if necessary to stabilize prices
throughout the year. Informed a
fifty million dollar corporation
with all of the stock held by the
federal government to buy and
sell wheat at the principal termin-
ais. The move was the first Of a
series to be taken to reduce the
price of bread
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Re-appointed Receiver
Miles City Office

]. T. Hamilton, the present Re
ceiver of the Miles City Land Of
flee, has been reappointed by Pre-
sident Wilson to serve another
term.
Mr.. Hamilton has served one
term and his many friends will in
deed be glad to hear of his reap
pointment. He has proven to be
a very competent, obiliging and
efficient official.
The circle banner., 1917-08-17

2159 Martin Etchart, Haxby, Mont.
2212 Frank F.. Peters, Lismas, Mont.
272S Edward Morton, Jordan, Mont.
1043 Moses Miller, Bloomfield, Mont.
1894 Carlos b. Richie, Paris, Mont.
Il Thomas Eide, Glendive, Mont.
1920 Thomas Hart, Circle, Mont
2137 Chas. G. Brown. Lismas, Mont.
3718 Levi Sommer, Glendive, Mont.
S644 Patrick Doran, Keplerville, Mont.
1872 Ed. Schriever, Horse Creek, Mont.
2427 John Howard, Phon, Mont.
1880 Ernest LIE Dau, Circle, Mont.
1156 p. I. Schultz, Bloomfield, Mont.
1893 W. d. Merritt, Paxton, Mont.
3190 Christian Schultz, Cohagen, Mont.
1893 Gust ]. Vose, Circle, Mont.
3013 P. A. Sather, Rock Springs Mont
3375 Garnett Roberts, Dilo, Mont.
1850 E. p. Brosz, Watkins, Mont.
201S Edmund Heger, Weldon, Mont.
sos Benz. Ashworth, Glendiye, Mont.
97S Frank Smelik, GlendiVe Mont.
1860 c. D. Olson, Sullivan, Mont
2674 H.McCubbins, SmokeyButte,M Mont
32S8 g. G. Merriam, Snow Belt, Mont.
2375 w. A. Anderson, Keplerville, Mont
3441 Collier n. Chase, Bruce, Mont.
506 r. A. Nicholson, Glendive, Mont.
1916 James B. Trotter, Leedy, Mont.
1922 VIM. J. Artz,. Hillside, Mont.
2639 H. .Deffenbough, ,SmokeyButte,M Mn't
2221 d. w. H. Smith, LiSmaS, Mont.
1888 p. l.. Slagsvold, Lindsay, Mont.
1891 Theodore p. Stortz, Mink, Mont.
1854 Otto f. Kepp, Glendive, Mont.
2465 Gus +. Johnson, Jordan, Mont.
24S0 Joe Lee Hynds, Jordan, Mont.
1909 Jos. w. Yambra, Watkins, Mont. !!
1856 John K. Lowell, Circle, Mont.
205S Nels Thorgaard, Weldon, Mont. 4.
2773 Curt Baingo, Butte Creek, Mont.
1891 Lee j. Luckinbill, Paxton, Mont.
1872 p. J. Setter, Richey, Mont.
1925 VIM. l. King, Redwater, Mont.
5639 William Bell, Keplerville, Mont.
1854 Paul A. Sparlin, Brussett, Mont.
259S George Stevens, Jordan, Mont.
S77 r. l.. Doolittle, Glendive, Mont.
435 Ernisto Mazzai, Glendive, Mont.
2096 l.. ID. Lockhart, Weldon, Mont.
6S1 HI. A. Norgahl, Glendive, Mont.
2705 John l.. Buell., Jordan, Mont.
1922 Willard H. Jennings. Alice, Mont. :
,145 Arnt j. Kalberg, Paris, Mont.
'156 Geo. A. Mueller, Cohagen, Mont.
AIS Albert Bauer, Hamblin, Mont.
1894 Sam Pontius Jr., Edwards, Mont.
1929 Edw. c. Moorhouse, Paris, Mont.
935 c. N. Julson, Fallon, Mont. 9
,091 H. S. Holton, Prairie Elk, Mont. 8
1917 Geo. H. Loosen, Freedom, Mont. 9
500 Geo. F. Otte, Sand Springs, Mont.
'S44 Ralph e. Heath, Edwards, Mont. 8
121 VIM. F. Holzworth, Retah, Mont. 8
$50 Gust j. Senner, Bloomfield, Mont. 8
$50 Duane r. Reeder Glendive, Mont. 9
'244 VIM. j. Lingle, Frazer, Mont. 9
$50 G. HI. Kenyon, Paxton, Mont. 8
65S David L. Eastburn, Circle, Mont. 8
0S4 " l.. Gillette, Prairie Elk, Mont. 8
472 f. A. Whitmus, Kellogg, Mont. 8
512 G. Letellier, Sand Springs, Mont. ~
725 Ivy r. Atwood, Glendive, Mont. 8
004 d. H. Poquette, Bloomfield, Mont. 9
699 Henry Marman, Cilendive; Mont. 8
975 F. ]. Travnick. weldon. Mont. 10
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
just Getting Ready to Fight

There is always some authority
ready 10 predict that it cannot be
done. That is usually the last
step. Somewhere the thing is al
ready being done.
When the announcement was
made that the Wright brothers
had navigated the air in a heavier
than air machine, one professor
an authority wrote a learned pa
per demonstrating that any ma
chine capable of remaining in the
The circle banner., 1917-08-17
Circle Ranks With
The Larger Cities Of
Eastern Montana

"The independence Day celebra-
tions held at Circle, Miles City and
Glendive were up to their usual
high standard, and were attended
by enormous crowds.
The above clipping appeared IN
The Oswego Reporter, and we take
the pleasure in reproducing same,
even though it's late. 1t proves
that Circle is recognized by some
of it's own neighboring towns as
town Of importance, and that our
celebration held here on July 4th
ranked with those, of cities of sew
eral thousand population.
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