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The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-05
Local Ad Column

Stop where you will feel at home
at the Guy. 19-tf
If you have something to sell
and haven't a buyer, don't over
look the chance of finding buyer
put a 'for sale adj in the
Gazette. .....
You are always welcome to stop
at the Guy Hotel. loft
WOOD FOR SALE: Good yellow
pine, 16 inches, at 1915 per cord.
Wood is on Charles Halls place one
mile east of Cavendish.
M. w. Kosch, Cavendish, Idaho.
rs: 3P
TEAMS AND TRANSFERS WANT
ED:-For hauling lumber from Gus
Farington's sawmill on Cedar Creek
to Kendrick at S5.25 per thous-
and. Distance twelve miles. Inquire
of B. J. Linderman, Crescent, Idaho.
26-1t
When you are in town make
yourself at home at the Guy Hotel.
Good meals-good rooms. l9-tf
STRAYED:- Black and white bar
row pig about six weeks old. 1t
came to my place Wednesday, June
10. Owner inquire of L. D. Lackey.
26-It
Courteous treatment at all times
at the Guy Hotel. 19-tf
FOR SALE: John Deere Riding
Bean and Corn Cultivator. Phone
342, Shaws Ranch. tt
HORSES FOR SALE: Four teams
of good work horses. Inquire of
C. G. Compton, Kendrick, Idaho. If
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-05

this ordinance, and also the spaces
formed by the intersection of
streets and spaces opposite alleys,
are as follows: For grading, ex-
cavating and filing such parts of
said streets as shall be necessary
for establishing uniform grades,
the sum of one dollar per cubic
yard of earth.
For paving the said proposed
streets the sum of $2.15 per square
yard. For the curbing along the
line of said paving and opposite
the lots and blocks, for each lineal
foot of said curb the sum of fifty
five cents per lineal foot.
SECTION 5. That any person
or persons, company or corporation,
being the owner of the lots, tracts
or parcels of land abutting, 'front.'
ing, contiguous or tributary to the
streets and parts of streets in Sect
ion l of this ordinance named and
described, and contemplated to be
improved as herein provided, and
which may be affected by such i'm
provements, by being charged and
required to pay and bear the ex-
penses of said proposed improve
ments, more particularly described
in Section 8 Of this ordinance, and
that any person, company or cor
poration, being the owner of whose
property will or may be charged
with portion Of the costs and ex-
penses of such proposed improve
ments. or otherwise being entitled
lawfully SO to do, may file pro-
test or protests against said pro-
posed improvement as in this
ordinance set forth and described,
with the Clerk of the Village Of
Kendrick, Idaho, on or before the
hour of S O'Clock P. M. on the Bird
day of July, A. D. 1918, to be
taken up and heard by the Chair
man and Board of Trustees of the
Village of Kendrick, Idaho.
SECTION 6. All Ordinance.
or parts of Ordinances in conflict
with this Ordinance are hereby re
pealed.
SECTION 7. This Ordinance
shall be in full force and effec
, from after its passage, approval
and second publication.
l.. G. Peterson, Chairman.
, Attest: E. A. Randall, Clerk.
(SeaD
Read the first time, June II
... 1918
Read the second time, June II
1915
Read the third time, and passed
/ June II, 1915
l Approved by the Chairman
: June II, 1915
4 Attested by the Clerk. June II
: 1915
e Published. June FL, 1918.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-05
Cholera Morbus

This is a very painful and dan
perous disease. In almost every
neighborhood someone has died
from it before medicine could be
obtained or a physician summoned.
The right is to have a bottle of
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy in the house so as to be
prepared for it. Mrs. Charles Eny-
cart. Huntington, Ind, writes
"During the summer of 1911 two
of nv children were taken sick with
cholera morbus. / used Chamber
lain's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
and it gave them immediate relief"
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-05
Whooping Cough

In this disease it is important
that the cough be kept loose and
expectoration easy. which can be
done by giving Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. Mrs. P. H. Martin, Peru,
Ind, writes, my two daughters
had whooping cough. / gave them
Chamherlain's Cough Remedy and
it worked like a charm" Adv.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-05

The Guy Hotel serves good meals.
You can also get good clean room
at reasonable prices. 24-lt
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1918-07-05
N. P. Time Card
EASTROuNDn

No. 312 to Spokane 9:05 a. m.
No. 314 to Spokane LAP p. m.
WESTBOUND
No. 81 to Lewiston LAS p. m.
No. 313 to Lewiston sos p. m.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

r6znych punktach ma podfodze kta-
die sic waiki 1 poduszki z sofy, kto-
re maja wyobrazic wyspy. Podioga
p%rzedstawia morze, a dwie przeciwne
sciany pokoju - diva brzegi. Podro-
zny II. kt6ry ma ~,,fant" do wykupie-
MIA, ME powinien znaG tel cry, o.
trzymuje ostrzezenie, by dobrze sic
przypatrzyi gdzie lea poduszki, gdyS
bedzie muciaI z zawiazanemi oczy-
ma precise z jednego brzegu ma dru-
81, ME p~otracajac zadnej z mich, je-
leli tract kt6ra - nowy liant" da-
je. Gdy ~podr6zny ma ju1 oczy zawia-
zane, inni u~czestnicy zabawy, usu-
waja jak MONA najciszej, poduszA
z podlogi, n%astepnie klasnieciem "
dIonie dale sic podr6znikowi max
do pu~szczenia sic W droge. Niepewne
kroki / usiiowania idacego by omina6
poduszki kt6rych ME ma ma pod}o-
DE, wywoluja wybuchy smiechu, a
jego zadziwienie gdy d~osiegnie brze-
gu ME potraciwszy zadnej poduszk1.
wzmaga j~eszcze og6lna wesoIos.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

Krzyz" posyla DUO odziezy,
zywnoSci, opiekuje sic mimi, wy
szukuje je, lecz wszystko to jesz-
cze "a malo. Pomoc bedzie wow
Iczas dopiero dorazniejsza, kiedy i
nasze dzieci przystapia do stowa-
rzyszen niosacych ulge i pomoc.
Juz zawiazalo sic towarzystwo
!Mlodszego Czerwonego Krzyza.'
DUO szkolnych dzieci nalezy do
tego. Pomagaja szyc ubrania, ro-
bia drutowe kofderki, poficzochy,
szaliki, czapeczki, w kilkunastu
szkoiach, wyzsze klasy, pracuja
diva razy lyle, "a male dzieci w
~pierwszej i drugiej klasie. Tax!
Poczciwe dzieci, mniej jedza Gu
k;erkow, mniej sic bawia, "a to
wiecej oSzczedzaja i pracuja ola
tamtych biednych dzieci! Ale to
wszystko jeszcze ME dose! wszy-
stkie, tax z publicznych jak pa
rafialnych polskich szk6l dzieci,
przystapic do ,,stowarzy
szenia" i postarac sic by modz
nieS6 pomoc tym biednym swoim
rowieSnikom\ "a Oceanem.
Pewna amerykanka ,,Czerwo--
nego Krzyza", ktora pojechaia Z
calym transporter w~yslanych
rzeczy do Francyi, pisze co naste-
puje: ,,Nieopisana byla radoSc
btednych bezdomnych dzieci, gdy
Smy je zebrali i prowadzili do Ii,
rzadzonego dla Mich mieszkania
Siedmioletnia dziewczynka pla-'
kafa l Smlaia sic ~naprZeHllan Hio'
WAC: ,,dostane biaia koszulke? u
myja mnie i poioza do loieczka:'
4 inne dzieci krzyczaly ME uczo-
ne przez nikogo: MECH zyje
Francya, Ameryka i amerykan,
skie dzieci, kochamy je bardzo
powiedz nam - PAM z Czerwone'
60 Krzyza, czy i one mas kocha,
ja'"
r Opowiedz to Wiadziu twoin
kolegom i kolezankom, L.. odPo'
wiedzcie ma pytanie tych bied'
nych dzieci czynami dobrycf
serduszek waszych! =.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

notocha}o. zadna moe ludzka nj ,,ga-
DANA ludzkie" ME byiyby ich rozia-
czv}v. teraz n%aturalnie wszystko /
~naczei, winni temu ludzie - mez-
czvzni. kt6rzy umieja kiamat, zdra-
dzac i zwodzic.
Music przyznat IL - ME dzl"ie
sic pahskiej narzeczonej.. .. biedne
te Mode stworzena pozbawone Cd
powlednej opieki, rad l proWadzone-
MIA. tyle codzieh doznaja zawodow'
n~aturalna JEST. ich oDa~a.
znowu powt6rze: jesli panu ma
tenn rzeczywiscie zalezy, jesli pan
prawdziwie kocha te panienke l
czrie sic ma silach DANA jej zadowa-
aiacei przyszlo&ci ME ma krotko'
lecz TAX 1ak sic sk}ada przyslese
nrzed oltarzem: "a IL Gle ME opusz-
cze az do $mierci".. MECH "a pan
zanyta stanowczo / - zada stano-
LupJ IN
wczej odpowiedzi: Ola czego! go
w~lasciwie ma przeclw".. po"'-
MEN pan tel stanowczej zadat odpo-
wiedzi: TAX" czy ,,nie" czy decy-
duie sic iSc przcz aycie z parem ma
dobra 1 fla dole?
Il drugiej strony. nalezaloby 7pa-
dac ety.. panienka ktora byta Kill
ka razy %narzeczona - czy ME zako-
chala sic poraz piaty? Prose- zresz-
ia - mniei mySlet o tenn ostatniem
zdaniu a bardziej. zastosowac sic
do rad %poprzednich ma razie, a tyl-
ko w6wczas gdy odpowiedzi | poda-
wane przyczyny mic zupefnie beda
iasne, przekonaG sic ~,,dlaczego tax
iest". Szczero$t przedewszystkiem.
Ora ~towarzyska. (Na zadanie)'
Ma wykupienie fantu n. p. PodroH
wsr6d wysp. w pokoiu trzeba Wszyst
kie meble odsunaG pod sciany, ably W
$rodku zostawit przestrzeh wolna. "
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27
re SRODKAMI
MA

Il ktoby przypuscii" kohczy-
Ia PAM Celia zaczeta rozmowe -
liz ia sliczna, wykwintna DANA,
lubiaca bawic sic, ktora bronila
sic Cd maIzenstwa, ,,azeby ME
mice dzieci", ktora mogla byia
try dni z rzedu tahczyc a ,,ko-
chaia" tylko brylanty i rubiny.
kt6ra zapisala diva tony pamietni
ka ma temat: ,,wolnosci", ,,zabaw'
,,pozbawionej swobody" i tym pc,
dobnych przedmiotow, re ia sauna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

dana ma z~akohczenie w pamietni-
ku swym napisze - odczuje tax
iadnie szczescie swoje. Milo mi
p%owt6rzyc jej slowa, ola czytelni-
GEEK, kt6re... tax boja sic mice
dzieci! Otto:
e pamietnika kobiety, ktora dzieci
mice - ME chciaia.
- Il mann cudna pareczke, ach
taxa przecudna rozkoszna. Ca
sem mi sic zdaje, re to tylko ma
rzenie, wiec music ia Mich pa
trzec i patrzec bez konca, by do
brze zrozumiec re to rzeczywi-
stoSc.
Ale dlatego ME moge juz pisac
pamietnika. Wpadli do mnie obo-
je, ii. Minusia wtoczy]a sic ma
swych dwuletnich nozkach, a
Lulu, juz TAXI maly mezczyzaa,
ktory mann epiesci tylko pokryjo-
mu, DO godnoSc jego trzechletniej
mosci ME pozwala mu W obec trze
cich osob, czulic sic Z niewiasta
mi. Lulu W roll opiekuna przy-,
szedl zalic sic ma Ninke, re ons
chce zdjac trzewiczki chodzic
bose, ale Ninka uparta, narzuci}s
mi wole swoja, wdrapujac sit
ma mole kolana i Sciagajac energi
cznie pohczoszki Z nozek, a tt
nozki!
Kto tego ME widziai, kto tegc
ME podziwia, kto ME caluje palu
Ska "a paluszkiem, bez ~rachuby
bez opamietania - ten ME vie C
szczescie. Take arcydzielo z 70
zowego cialka, powleczone czems
co W dotknieciu do listka roy
podobne a kazda stopka zakoncze
ma pieciu rozowemi per}ami OF
najwiekszej do malenkiej, ko'
micznej kuleczki, ktora sic pi9-
tym ~paluszkiem zowie. A kar
GEEK! kto takiego alabastrowegc
karczka ME calowaf Z ekstaza, tel
ME vie, co to najczystsza esency;
rozkoszy,
Wpic sic W ten kwiat pachnacy
i czuc re to jest ca}owanie aniel-
skie, godne serafinow i matek tyl
ko. I patrze ma tych moich dwoje
gdy po trawnikach biegaja i my
sic, czy to kwiaty, czy motyle. cz1
jutrzenki, czy zorzs poranne?
A jake to madre! a1e~z tenn tc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

ciehstwo, egoizm. Pcwnie to te
wlaSnie, ktore majac do wyboru
miedzy dodatnim a ujemnym ty-
penn meskim, wybiora niezawod--
ME ujemny. Wiec czegoz sic po-
tenn zala i do rodu meskiego IRA
&c zywia? A gdy maja dzieci, jc'
zeli maja dzieci, czegoz ,chc9 wig
eel ola sicbie, DO ola dzieci, cze-
COZ, czcgozbym ME chciaia ola
mojej pareczki?
Chcialabym... chcialabym....
Boze! ia juz sama ME WIEN cze~
60, ale Ty wiesz, a skoro wiesz,
o Panic to daj, daj hojna ojcow-
ska rekq, ME, Boze moi! daj
matczyna reka, daj i'm to, co ia
bym dafa. gdybym miala p~otezna,
wszechmocna reke Twoja.
l otto skoiczony moi pamietnik,
DO ME nam czasu... MUSIC
strzedz dzieci mole, MUSIC je IL
bieraG i rozbierat. Musze jc wy
chowywat i uczyG milosci .Boga i
ludzi, tax, musze! a ten mus
to take siodkie zadanie i obowia-
EEK - jak bardzo biednc to-.
ktorc tego mic rozumia!
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

Letnia sukienka . batystu, krepy
mustlinu, kaszmiru jedwabiu ftp.
Modelka: f.. 6. 8. 10.i II lat. Mater.
% Sc calach seer. "a yarda an mod.
s. Modeiko g15c,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

X. u. T. Zawiia jest sytuacya pa
ma i trudna rada tam gdzie rozbic
sic moe w~lasnie o te plotki ludzkie
i O niewiare narzeczonej.
Sadie, il - jezeli panu ma tenn RE
czywiscie zalezy, powinienby pan W
cztery oczy pociagnaG do odpowie-
dzi te osoby kt0re was staraja sic
po%roznic.
Dawniej - bywalo tax. il kie-
dy ,,dwoje" poznaio sic dobrze
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

juz ME smiem sic odezwac, BIO ia
nusz dowodzi, re bardzo output
kie z mich stworzonka, re to tyl--
ko matczyna zarozumiaioSc, wiec
juz mic ME movie, ale mySle, re to
PREDICT meska slepota ia take
misterne rzeczy. Sama ich robbie
ram i sama ubieram, i sama kapie,
i sama myje, i sama wykarmiiam
o sama! one So mole i So wiecej
n;z ia sama, So kwintesencya
wszystkiego, co marzylam, CO ko-
cham, a ma co jezyk ludzki wcale
slow ME znalaz}. jeszcze, DO to
slowa ME z tego nedznego Swiata.
lyle W mich potegi, giebi i czegoS:
CO do wniebowziecia bywa podo-
bne.
Nigdy ich ME nam dosyt, nj W
nocy, nj we dnie i gdy zawiezuje
i odwiezuje przerozne tasiemecz-
XII, gdy zapinam i odpinam rome
kompiikacye tualetowe, wszyst-,
ko to jest mi rozkosza. One sic
kach ca}uje i raczki ma szyje jej
zarzucaja i pokazuja diva rzedy
drobniutkich zabkow W rozowym
smieja, gdy je mamusia pc kolan-
szeroko otwartym dziobku. Jest
to piekniejsze Cd wszystkich re-
bow i ust rozanych, jake ma swie-
cie istnieja, jest to cos tax pick
nego j uroczego, re sic prawie ME
Smile swojemi ludzkiemi ustami
dotknac tych niewinnych aniel--
skich dziobkow. Niby gfupie, a
takie madre. Zdaje mi sic, re cos
znacza, re graja role w swiecie.
Moi Boze! czyz ME graja? to
pierwszorzednej?
Rok temu Ninusia dmuchala ma
ksiezyc i siofice chcac je zgasic,
jak Swiece, pol roku temu, gdy
pijala kakao, ktore lubi, czesto--
wafa MEM wszystkie zabawki pc
kolei j wypchana papuge, no /
znowu specyalnym afektem i dzi-
VINE ma do nicgo przemowy, ale
dis juz rozumie, re s}ohca ME
zgasi, re ksiezyc jesc nic chce. &c
Jest "a daleko, jcdnak stosunki 7
MIN zachowala o lyle, &c mu GA
sem grozi ia nosku, ,,niu, niu, nlu
i cos tam rezonujc, co moze ksie-
zyc tylko rozumie.
Lulu jest maly pasyonat i kula-
czki sciska re zloSci i wrzeszczy
czasem w niebog}osy, ale W tel
chwili so uspokoje gdy mu COS
powiem do uszka. CiekaWie mad
stawia swa muszelke, ia mt pc
cichu zagroze: ,nmamusia zaraz
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27
DZIAI j.
POGADANKA.

PAM juz tax dawno ME napi-
saia dla mas zadnej bajeczki' =
pisze moi przyjaciel - osmioletni
Wladzio. Me nam ma razie pod
reka zadnej bajeczki, smutns tyl-
10 prawde. .. przeczytaj Waadziu
= opowiedz ia twoim kolegom ;
Pred czterema laty, tam "a D.
ceanem, we Francyi, Belgii i Pol
see. byio duzo ohaopakow i die
wczynek. Zyli sobie szczesliwie i
wesoIo re swoimi rodzicsmi, cho-
dill do szkoiy, uczyli sic i bawili.
Potem usypiali W swoich czy-
stych biaiych iozeczkach i Snily
i'm sic take sliczne rzeczyl o
radchodzacej ngwiazdce" o zaba-
wkach jake dostana. Potem Jedi
sniadanie smaczne i rbierali sic W
lecie w lekkie, wygodne ubrania,
W zimie W ciepie piaszczyki CA
peczki. Jedi try lub cztery ray
dziennie, a oprocz tego cukierki,
lody, ciastka, zuReinie tax jak wy
tu, kochane dzieci! Az OTTO przy-
szio straszne niemieckie wojsko
tam gdzie dzieciaki byiy take
szczesliwe! L.. We wielu mia
stach / wsiach zostaiy ,zbur1one
hub spalone piekne budypki, kos
cioly, szkoiy i iadne domki oto-
ezone ogr6dkami. Barbarzyncy
Niemcy zabierali CO sic dalo, pie
Made, iywnosc, bydlo, owoce, o.
dzienie, a co zabrac ME mogli, nj
szczyli tax aieby mkt Z tego u
Eytku mice ME m6gi. Duzo tax
starszych, jak dzieci, pozabijani
Eostali cd kul i ognia, innymi
prusacy tax s~trasznie sic obcho--
dill - IL prosili Boga smiere...
Iub- rozum tracili.
Leg duzo tez zostaio ch}opa'
kow i dziewczynek, ktorzy pred
czterema laty tax szczeSliwi, dzi-
siaj ME maja ami domu, ami libra
MIA, sa siabe i bardzo smutne, "a
pomnieli uSmiechac sic a serdusz-
ka icb ciagle uderzaja w wielkieJ
ttwodze i zaioSci. l So giodne! gio
dine! Prawda jak to ME milo bye
giodnym zanim podadza obiad
hub kolacye?.. >. pomySlcie tyfko...
te biedne dzieci So ciagle giodne!
codzicn - przez Gale miesiace!
TuIaja sic pc lasach i polach, "a
MIN je kto przygarnle naEarmt.'
sa TAX przestraszone biedne,i ME
szcze;liwe!
l OTTO wy - szczesliwe i syte
dzieci amerykanskie, mozecie -
iesli zechcecie pom6dz tym die
ciom, mozecie je uchronic cd gfo-
du. zimna i - Smierci.
Amerykanski ,Czerwony
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27
deiko 15c.

sobie p6jdzie, jezeli Lulu bedzie
krzyczal" - to tuli sic do mnie j
juz zgoda.
Malehkich kurczat sic boja, a
ogromne obce psy chca Sciskac,
robaczek postrach W Mich wzbu--
dza, a pszczo}e chca chwytac w
paluszki, wiec ciagle strzedz 'ich
.trzeba i z Okla ME spuszczac, a to
s~trzezenie jest najmilszem zaje--
ciem, jake Bog W mi}osierdziu
SVEN ola kobiety wymysli}.
Ach dzieci! jest to cos talk pick
nego, estetycznego, slodkiego /
5wietego, re pc prostu zachwyt O.
garnia, jak pred zadnem innem
dzielem Boskiem, coz dopiero lu-
dzkiem!
So kobiety, ktore maja take do
skonale cudne istotki, maja swoje
wlasne. rodzone i tylko i'm dobra-
noe dzieh dobry powiedza, Il
reszte oddaja bonie i nlahkom.
Szalone! czegoz to szukaja po
'
Swietie? So i take, ktore majac
dzieci. o Mich ME wiedza, prawie,
a rozgoryczone W s%taroSci, ,wyrze
'kaia ma mezczyzn, ma ich okruv
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-04-27

Eleganeki ,negliSyk" 2 krepy, vol
In. kaszmiru, batystu, jedwabiu it'd.
Modelka: 1894; Medium S6-SS;
Large 4O-42 1 extra Large 44-46, ma
Gale W biuscie. Mater. o IS cal. seer.
s1 yar. ma mod. Medium. Moleiko
sc.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1918-10-04

We can begin to look for
snow storm now. As the gees
are all going south.
! Martin Waldherr, and Mr.
johnson were calling at thu
Waller home Sunday evening.
Mrs. Bert Waetzig had quite ~
accident recently They were
putting their vegetables etc, dowr
in the cellar, she stepped off the
wagon backwards and fell down
cellar landing with her back across
a pail; hurting her quite bad.
Ben Jansen, Mr.. Bryant, and
sons Albert and Henry, were
Glendive visitors Monday.
| There are quite a few busy
getting out coal these days.
Carl Nordby proved up on his
homestead before Mr.. Rorvik one
day last week. Ben Jansen, and
Andrew Aam were his witnesses.
Mrs. Geo. Wagner, called on
Mrs. DeLapp Monday afternoon.
Arcy DeLapp and Edd Koeznek
were calling on friends at Weldon
Sunday. Seems to be quiet all
attraction up there for them, for
every Sunday they are headed in
that direction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Cullum and
family were. visiting at DeLapps
Sunday afternoon.
Miss Winnefred Strecker is
helping Mrs. Cullum, cook for
thrashers this week.
L. E. DeLapp, was a Circle
visitor Monday.
The Horse creek branch, Circle
ladies aidmet with Mrs. AR. Cullum
Sept Doth. Mrs. AR. Cullum, took
charges of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The next meeting will be with
Mrs. A. G. Wheatley, Oct. 4th.
The ladies attendance has not |
been very good. Everybody try
and be present at the next meet
ing.
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For Sale

| Second hand piano good condi-
! ton, just tuned. ....... $4,000
200 egg incubator. ..........$5.0 90
4 horse mogul stationary en-
CINE. Uses kerosene or gasoline.
Can be seen at garage.
Steel oil barrels each. 49,. $500
Ford car 1917 model
F. j. Winkler, Garage Circle,
1914 If See j. L. Mccain.
J.K. Curfss had the misfor-
tune of being kicked by horse
few days ago, but is getting
along fine.
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autoed to Glendive Sunday
From there Mr.. Stoney made
business trip to his farm nea
Savage, returning home agai
Tuesday,
Peder Undem and wife are nov
residing in the Frank Flick resid
ence over in north Circle.
Col.Roosevelt will be in Billing
tomorrow where he will speak OF
The War and Americanism".
FOR SALE-Winter wheat fol
seed. Good quality. Inquire a
First National Bank, Circle, Mont
90 Il
August Wittkopp was in town
Wednesday looking for a doctor
He had gotten something into his
eye, which was causing him con-
siderable pain. AS doctor Koehler
has left he may have to 60 Glen
dive.
Axel Anderson, was in town
last Monday morning and report
ed that while digging his potatoes
he found one that weighed three
pounds. Some spud. Can you
beat itp
Huston Allen received a letter
from Cleat Mamie who is now
Somewhere in France. Says
he is feeling feeling fine and likes
it first rate. He requested Mr..
Allen to be sure and call at the
Banner office and have his paper
forwarded, as he was very anxious
to get the news from the old
burg. Cleats address is Co. A
361st Inf. A. E. F.
Just received a large car of
lumber which will be sold at ex
ceptionally low price. Get our
figures.
7-26 If. Circle Mere. Co |
Albert Harms threshed his
wheat the other day and reports
that it made better than 10 bushel
to the acre. His oats went about
25 bushel.
VIM. Larson who the past five
months has been working out in
the ship yards at Tacoma, Wash,
arrived here last Tuesday for
brief visit. VIM. will return to
work again in a few days and
reports that he likes it quite we'll
out on the coast. Wages are
good, he says, but board and room
is also very nigh.
c. r. Miller received word from
Tom Hennessey this week stating
that he was now in Uncle Sans S
service. He is stationed for the i
present at Bozeman. !,
In order 10 clean them up this
all, we are making exceptionally b
ow prices on Moline, Best Ever, o
,ulky and Gang plows. y
$50 If Circle Mere. Co. L
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will '
meet on Sunday Oct. 18th, at the
lome Of Mrs. Sam Undem. All Il
Welcome. ie
Guy F. Burdett formerly of this A
lace but now of Arlington, s. D., fs
rrlved here yesterday for a brief "
asiness trip. Mr.. Burdett re- b,
orts that crop prospects down in "
IS country were excellent for =
while, but that he had the mis- hi
ortune of having his entire grain in
-op hailed out, 24O acres. but he SC
as nice bunch of cows and 90
ood supply of corn fodder, SO be
ed says 1T could be worse. &C
Miss Rosetta Anderson is now t1r
olding position at the Larson flu
)me. Co
You can get Winona wagons gr'
lille they last at the old prices. tn,
30 tt Circle Nero. Co. he,
the
SUBSCRIPTION renewals have vel
zen coming in pretty lively, the ~ ~
st week especially. How is .
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Church of United Brethren in Christ

C. w. LOOMS, Pastor
Sunday School 1890 a. m.-Mrs
Nassau, Superintendent.
Preaching services at 11:15 am
Christian Endeavor 7:45 p. m.
Miss LaRowe, Leader
Preaching service $50 p. m.
There will be services at the
Winkler School house as follows:
Sunday school 2 p. m.
Preaching services at 800 p. m.
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Classified Advertisements
For Sale or Rent

800 acre farm, well improved, 3
miles northeast from Circle, for
sale or rent. All fenced, 800
acres under cultivation. Call or
write Ludger Gorron, Circle, Mont.
9-27 1927
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CHURCH NOTES
Lutheran Church
A. j. Gravdal. Pastor

A. j. Gravdal. Pastor
Sunday school every Sunday at
10 a. m.
Oct. 9th, Deer creek II a. m.
Brockway at J.M.Johnson's 8 pm.
Oct. 18th, Circle. II a. m.
Correll creek, 3 p. m.
Catholic Church
Rev. Nicholas Rauh
Mass second Sunday Of every
month 10 a. m.
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Don't forget to register before
October 9Th if you wish to vote at
the General Election on November
5th, 1918.