The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-11-21
Local News Items

pers IN Tow NThursday.
Buck Wildenfsf Weldon transacted
business in. low last Wednesday. =
Adelph Pardis of Antelope
was in town after supplies Wedn.
Alex Vondette and Jay Coburn Of
Lone Tree were callers in town last
Wednesday.
Jack Secora spent several days in
town this week visiting with the
boys. -
Willie Boyle and Harvey Dambley
were passengers on thdpaail ste~e to
Glendive Monday mornr
Ray Decker and M;
Monday morning for mr.
large loads of grain.
Lawrence Lockhart of Weldon was
business caller at the county seat
forepart of the week.
Math Laubach and Mike Talbot of
Horse creek transacted business in
town Wednesday.
Don't overlook reading the school
notes this week and read all about
the Brockway- Circle debate.
Martin Hebron and Frank Roggatz
two Weldon boosters, were in Circle
last Wednesday attending to business
matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kurth of the
Weldon country are the happy parents
of big baby boy which arrived at
their home last Sunday evening.
Elias Rorvik of the Watkins country
is renewing acquaintance in town
this week. He travels via saddle
horse these days.
The mail car came through from
Glendive Wednesday making the trip
in one day. The truck also came out,
and in all there were 10 passengers.
T. e. Flaskerud was an arrival in
Circle Wednesday evening, coming
out on a brief business trip. His
home is now near Billings.
c. B. Stuart of Duck Creek was in |
town after supplies last Wednesday,
remaining here over night before 60 !
ing home again.
c. r. johnson, the big rancher
from over on Nelson creek started
for Terry this week with 200 head of
cattle, which he has sold
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the Church on Thursday afternoon
December 4th. Mesdames Seglen and
and Gravdal intertains. All are most
cordially invited.
Alva White arrived in Circle Sun
day from Richey bringing load of
freight. He was two days coming out
fro mRichey and says it was some
trip.
Walter Hoffman and Albert Cullum
Of Horse creek were in town last {
Thursday. Mr.. Hoffman brought down
a couple fine dressed hogs which he ,
disposed of in town.
Ed. KOzenek and D. Belmont of up
per Horse creek country arrived here
asst Wednesday evening from S. Oak
where they have been working this :
ALL
Rufus Metts has purchased the big q
Ieffery truck from B. N. Stoney re-
'ently and expects to use it in freight U
ng between Circle and the railroad
,oints. o
l.
G. H. Morse, and A. d. Moody of +
,orrel creek left for Glendive last F
week with $50 head of Cattle which n
hey were to ship to eastern markets /,
hey got caught in last weeks storm q
nd had quite time getting through. n
Adolph Pardis was in town Wed
esday to consult DIR. Rumble regard
az sore he has had on his lower :
p for some time, and it was found
, be cancer. Mr.. Pardis expects to =
0 east in few days to undergo an o
peration.
Louis Abelin has inserted a stock 4.
rand ad in the Banner this week.
his is mighty cheap way to ad-
ertise your brand and may save you
ANY dollars worth of time and G.
'ouble in the course Of year look. B.
Is for stray stock. Who is next?
Owing to the fact that we did not
'ceive our regular shipment of papers =
st week, we were obliged to issue
III edition and serial story section II
as omitted. We are therefore in. Il
rting last weeks installment OF the III
rial story this week. vi
Peter Rorvik who the past few III
nQka has hoou az vine Ao~~u - Nf>- | I'LL