The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1919-11-07

Walter DeBord has been helping
out on the mail route this week
A flock of about twelve big malIard
ducks were seen flying up Redwater
| Thursday afternoon
| Mike Breah of Weldon was a busi-
ness visitor in Circle the forepart of
the week.
S. C. Ziler left for Glendive last
Tuesday but expects to return to
Circle again soon as weather permits
to finish up some work he has to do
| here.
The mail from Terry to Brockway
has been getting through daily we
understand. They have been able to
| use autos to the divide and from there
by use of team and sleighs.
Commissioner Chas. S. O'Brien man.
aged to get down from Brockway last
| Tuesday to attend the regular monthly
laCClAl6 VI IdO COuAts DOdlu. EOdlu 1O
walked most of the way.
C. Scott has leased the confection-
cry and ice cream parlor part of the
Princess Theatre and is going to move
his bakery and lunch room there from
the Greylock.
II urrlnu nd
Ross who arrived here last week for
brief term of court, finally managed
to get started for home last Wednes-
day after being snowbound here for
nearly week.
The Banner editor received word
this week that his mother who re-
Gently underwent an operation at the
Bismark Hospital, is now SO well that
she can come home, and is expected
70 reach Glendive forepart of next
week where she will remain until
roads open up so she can come home.
Reports are that the big coal strike 4
went on Nov. 1st., and a real coal
famine is threatening the U. S. We
who live in eastern Montana can be
thankful we have the Ignite. Even
Glendive citizens are compelled to
use Ignite these days we hear be-
cause of the strike.
L. w. Curtiss arrived in Circle from
Glendive last Tuesday evening, bring
ing out about 1900 of freight and sew
eral passengers, and the first class
mail from Lindsay. 1t took him two
days and half to come out. He re-
turned again Thursday and had eight
OF ten passengers with him.
B. N. Stoney, H. L. Shaffer and 0.
]. Thompson who have been snow
bound down in Glendive about a week |
finally returned home again last
Thursday afternoon. The former |
gentlemen had made trip to Glen |
dive just prior to the big storm, and
Mr. Thompson was returning from a |
trip to st. Paul where he had accom- |
panied a shipment of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Olinger |
asst Tuesday evening great, big
bouncing baby boy which tipped the |
scales at nine pounds. Mother and son |
ire doing fine and daddy" is wearing |
he smile that won't come off'-in |
act very proud that it was boy. |
We understand the young fellow has
llready decided to join the local print
RS union. and expects to some day |
lold down position similar to that of
lis daddy's who is foreman and /
linotype operator at the Banner office. !,
The mail service between Circle
nd Glendive has had quite a time of
t the past week or SO. because of the
tormy weather No first class came
through since Wednesday last week
ill Monday and then it took two days
o bring the lock sack through from
lindsay. Mr.. Bundock made the trip
nd as his saddle horse was all-in
vhen he got to Burkhalter's he had to
yalk the last eight eight miles Tues
ay and Wednesday we got some
nore. The mail has been going daily
etveen Lindsay and Glsndive.