The circle banner., 1919-11-28
Local News Items

Peter Surges of Sioux creek is
town today after supplies.
Mason Knapp left for the Watkins
country Thursday where he was to
cry an auction sale.
Peter Rorvik made trip to Glen
dive Sunday going in with Ben M.
Larson and returning >. ,nday night
j. ]. Noriarty started for Glendive
Tuesday with his Ford truck to bring
out load of goods for his store.
John X. Lowell, Circles popular
druggist returned home Tuesday even
ing from a trip to Glendive.
Adolph Buchow passed through
Circle this week on his way to Ham
blin from eastern points.
Alfred Olson, former Buffalo CIR.
honesteader, was an arrival here
Tuesday from the east.
Chester Anderson and Einar Nor
tenson from over on Buffalo were
caller at the county seat Wednesday.
Quite few people took advantage
of the fine weather last Saturday and
came in to town to do their trading.
Thrift is steady earning, wise spend
ing, sane saving, careful investing,
and the avoidance of all waste
Mrs. H. A. Jensen left for Glen
dive last week, expecting to leave
J.. there efter. few days visit for st.
Paul, Minnesota where she will spend
the winter.
Now, its winter again. After hav-
ing had about two weeks of real
fine weather, we had decided change
again Monday and it's been real win
try all week.
J. d. Gergen, a representative of
the Wells-Dicky Company of Great |
Falls was an arrival in the city last |
Tuesday having business to transact |
with the board of county commission |
ers.
Mrs C. G. Olson and son Harry have J
contemplated going to Salifornia to !
spend the winter but owing to the
severe winter fear they will have to !
remain here and look after their |,
stock.
Roy Leet returned from Dron,Sings,
S. OAK, last Saturday having spent
the past few months working down
there. Mr.. Leet reports that they had
a bumper corn crop down in that
section this year.
Jake Osterhout came out from Glen
dive last Saturday driving Ford
truck for F. ]. Winkler and brot
out load of provisions for the local
merchants. He also brought out a
load on Tuesday of this week.
Following are new Red Cross mem
bers who havesjoined the third Roll
Call the past week: I
Mrs. Ludger Yorron
Mrs. w. F. Wagner
Mrs. H. L. Shaffer
Mrs. Ralph Robbins
Fred Pardis who has spent the fall
near Cooperstown, N. Dak.,
to Circle the forepart of the
week Fred came back to take care
of his brothers Adolph's stock.
Adolph expects to be gone several
weeks because of an operation he
h"s to have for cnncer of the lip.
Deputy sheriff Chas. Bell came to
Circle last Wednesday after having | +
spent two weeks looking after things c
,n his farm. He reports having f
seen at least four head of dead horses 6
west of Brockway that had "cashed =
N" during the recent storms. $
Mrs. Ray Cotton accompanied by
Ter sister Miss Warnke came out
rom Glendive Tuesday evening, ex-
Wednesday in order to get home for
Miss Warnke is
student at the Glendive High School
md came out to spend her vacation.
The Jordan newspapers are loud
n their praise regarding the wireless
tation they have out there, and in
pite of the fact that they have been
now bound out there the same as we
ave been here, carry several columns
( important events taking place
throughout the wide world and all
t them picked up" by wireless.
John Myers, the Antelope creek
ancher was in town on business
lattrs last Wednesday. Mr.. Myers
wintering 80 head Of cattle this
inter and has about so head of
orses which he expects he will have
, feed also. Unless we have an ex-
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