The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-06-20
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now will be appreciated.
Miss Nora Abrahamson, Of
Malta, is visiting this week al
the home OF her sister, Mrs
Robert Shannon, Of the south
side. -Oswego Reporter.
WANTED-at once a good ex-
perienced cook. Apply at Circle
Restaurant. 6-20tf,
This section of the country,
in fact all of eastern Montana,
needs rain and needs it bad.
Prospects for a bumper crop
are 'shot", but there is till a
chance for possibly a half crop,
if we get rain soon.
J. A. Wiklund, accompanied
by two of his uncles the Messrs,
Victor and Axel Olson, of Beach
N. OAK, passed through here
last Saturday enroute to Medi-
cine Hat, Alberta Canada,
where they will visit with rela-
tives and look over the country
with view of possibly locat-
ing out there.
A. A. Sorg left Sunday for
Minot, North Dakota, going by
way of Wolf Point. Messrs Sam
Hansen and D. L. Eastburn took
lhim to the Point.
| Visit Skaters tonsorial por-
Ilor the next time you need a
shave or hair cut. Joe is back
on the job-nuf sed. 5-30tf.
Nick Reiter left Wednesday
morning for st. Cloud, Mimi,
where he will spend a month or
two visiting with relatives and
friends. he
Harold Rorvik autoed to
Glendive Sunday and from there
proceeded on to Burns, where
he went to get his wife. Mrs.
Rorvik has just finished teach
ing term of school at Burns.
Mrs. Robert Stein of Eau
Claire, Wisconsin arrived here
last Sunday for a visit at the
Geo. Weisner home west of
town. Mrs. Stein is a sister of
Mrs. Weisner.
Field corn and garden seeds,
all varieties at Circle Mercantile |
Company. 5-23 If. !
Dr. Koehler reports the arrival |
of a great big baby girl at the
Frank Mckinley home near
Paris Wednesday evening.
YOUR WHEAT exchanged for
merchandise at railroad prices, less
cost of hauling, at Circle Nero. Co.
1-31tf
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will |.
meet Sunday afternoon June
10Th at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ole Hilstad.
A Cordial welcome to all.
Louis Heggedal and wife of
The Cow Creek section are the
happy parents of big baby boy
which arrived at their home one
lay last week.
See US for Farm Loans. First :
National Bank, Circle, Mont. s
FOR DRAWING CALL ON JOHN t
REYNOLDS, CIRCLE, MONT. '
JOHN DEERE Engine gangs |,
m exhibit at the Circle Mercan-
lie Co. 3-2ltf '
The Annual picnic of the \
lutheran Sunday School will 9
e held on Sunday afternoon, q
une 22nd.
Members and friends of the q 2
,hurch are invited. =
DR.. Corkins, the optical Spec
lIist we'll known throughout
lontana for his superior know
'dge of optical science, and y
orrect fitting of glasses, will :, y
gain be at his regular office, y
pom 81, Jordan Hotel Clendive, = =
tuesday, to Thursday, June ~ :
, II, inclusive. 6-13-27 !,
Mrs. Florence w. Stephens re- u
lrned a few days ago from II
hcago, Ill, where she had gone pl
, meet her daughter Miss al
Iarie, who has been attending |p'
,hoOl in Tennessee. While in fe
hicago Mrs. Stephens visited ci
it'll the McClatchie's and re- Of
orts they are getting along fine. SC
r. McClatchie is now holding H
own a position with a large q
mber firm. They have also kl
gently purchased a fine home nj
)wn there, and seem to be te
eased with their new location. in
be
Mrs. Agnes X. Smith, who u
Is been in charge of the coun- n
poor farm hospital for the a,
Lst several months resigned ~,
r position and left this week 90