The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-03-09
HEARD ON THE RADIO

radio. Recently a reporter on tho cir,
Gle Banner tried to receive news mos.
sages from two broadcasting stations
at the same time. One was broad.
casting news of wedding; the otbar
a public sale advertisement. Followino
Is the receivers finished COPY.
beginning at nine O'Clock amidst Of.
tractive decorations OF spring flowers
Mr.. Andrew A. Lemon and Miss
Heller Eatin were disposed Of at uub-
Tic auction on my farm, which was
one OF the most charming events. one
half miles east of her father, who is
located at vantage point, near the
Weldon-Horse Creek pike.
The bride was gowned In becom.
ing tarpaulin 10 feet by 16 feet, with
large oval shaped mounds of good
baled straw and the following prop
erIy to-wit: One Jersey bull. two
i, years olu, lea the procession down
.Ac aisle ana scattered Otner articles
Loo numerous 70 menLlon before a
DaeAsfo4nu uI IdrIn implements and
plessIyc rug ceremony was said by
rulanu-CnInd pigs, registered anu
ee.Deicul-.f Les.eu, pastor OF the First
apLIsL cnurcn OIL MINK. one set OF
slnsIe buggy harness with drop effect
ol LranInS arDuLus and her brides
ilid4u, compete WIN tugs and bride,
made 1t one OF the most complete
uLI WorK single or double OF the
season. Inc groom was handsome in
seven IONS Oh clover and alfalfa mix
Ell hay ana diamond studded drag
narrow with forLy-Lwo teeth. His best
iliean was one DeLaIne eve, former
scnoolmate at ONO University.
only intimate friends of sixteen
mich cows were present, including
fourteen registered Holsteins, the |
father and mother of the groom, six
mules, and one good road scraper.
Many beautiful and useful household |
articles such as sixteen quarts OF |
tomato preserves, one brass kettle, !
beautiful cut glass, tin cans OF all /
klnds, one churn, one baby crib, one |
electric toaSter and six bushels OF |
eating potatoes were received by the
Ool. b. b. Taggart. The decorations
NJ also one six-cyllnder uncle and two
white calves will be served on the
grounds by the members of the Ladies
Aid OF the Mink church. The wedding
.ook place at high noon and will last
lntl all goods are sold. Terms-nine
months time with approved security
Is IS the custom at sales of this kind, .
With interest at six o'clock dinner at ;
he U. S. Cafe, Glendive. {
After the nuptial knot had been
led with 200 feet of hay rope, the
lappy couple left on one good John
Jeers manure spreader, for an ex-
ended trip through sixty shocks OF
odder, to be hauled by purchaser.
Alter honeymoon through the east,
hey will be at home to their friends
Filh one good bay buggy, sixteen I
lhode Island Reds and thirty bushels
f corn in the crib. All sums under
We dollars cash, but more time will
g given the groom who is the son
one dapple gray gelding, weight |
400, age years, well broke and
orks any place. They have one cozy
overed wagon, with three inch tires,
id dump bed fitted for housekeeping
4 East Mulberry Street. The bride f
is had many beautiful parties held
her sixty bushels of onion sets and
er many friends wish her much Joy A
i'd three garden hose, same as new.
ne bride attended Ohio University G
Id is member of seven stands of P
,es.