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- Beaver Island
Summary
Circle M was an island dining business reported reopened after extensive remodeling in February 1973. The notice advertised a February 3 smorgasbord.
Evidence and limits
The source establishes the business name and reported reopening but not its ownership, licensing, or complete dates of operation.
Sources
- Beaver Beacon, February 1973, “Circle M.”Reports the Circle M reopening after extensive remodeling and advertises a February 3 smorgasbord; the notice does not establish ownership, legal status, or the full operating history.
- Beaver Beacon, September–October 1973, classified advertising, “Circle M Supper Club.”Advertises noon opening, 6–10 p.m. dinners, free transportation by telephone, and breakfast by reservation during deer season; it is an operating notice, not a license or ownership record.
- Beaver Beacon, January 1974, classified advertising, “Circle M Supper Club.”Advertises a noon opening and dinners from 6–10 p.m., with free transportation by telephone; it is an operating notice, not a license, ownership, or complete seasonal schedule.
- Beaver Beacon, February 1974, classified advertising, “Circle M Supper Club.”Advertises noon opening, dinners from 6–10 p.m., fine food and cocktails, and free transportation; it is an operating notice, not a license, ownership, or complete seasonal schedule. The same issue calls the planned business seminar venue the Circle M Lodge.
- Beaver Beacon, March 1974, classified advertising, “Circle M Supper Club,” and “Business Seminar.”Advertises Circle M dining and transportation and reports the March 16 business seminar held there; it supports operation and venue use but not ownership, licensing, attendance records, or a complete schedule.
- Beaver Beacon, April 1974, classified advertising, “Circle M Supper Club.”Carries the Circle M operating notice and hours; it supports advertised operation but not ownership, licensing, attendance, or a complete seasonal schedule.
- Beaver Beacon, May–June 1974, “Food Situation.”Lists Circle M breakfast, lunch, and dinner service and names Marge Wagner and Lil McGlocklin as chefs; it supports seasonal advertised operation but not ownership, licensing, or a complete schedule.
- Beaver Beacon, August 1974, classified advertising, “Circle M Supper Club.”Advertises Circle M breakfast, lunch, and dinner service, hours, cocktails, and transportation by telephone; it supports continued operation but not ownership, licensing, attendance, or a complete seasonal schedule.
- Beaver Beacon, November 1974, classified advertising, “Circle M Supper Club.”Advertises Circle M breakfast, lunch, and dinner with listed hours and transportation by telephone; it supports continued operation but not ownership, licensing, attendance, or a complete seasonal schedule.