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The Stanford World (Stanford, Mont.), 01 May 1909, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053199/1909-05-01/ed-1/seq-3/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
c- s- _ In - • It - y. n- ot se Or rt• ?I) 11- o - In. co, La. ce to I. ng 11,3 'Tx in. ir- '30 s. Kelitelter AGENtS FOR THE FAMOUS v \\ j R .)) 1,) ',11.gine Plows, Moldboard and Disc Pows, Disc a nd Drag Harrows, Mowers and Rakes, Alfalfa Cultivators Rollers, Etc. Hart -Parr Ga;;ollite Plowing Engines Newton W and Buggies Gasolim, .Engines We Will Carry a Large Line of Engine Plow Repairs. Call and See Us STANFORD. MONTANA NOTICE—We Will Buy and Sell Relinquishments and otherwise trqns- act a General Real Estate Business. See us before buying or sellim!s. Board of Trade W ivi,F. COPPEDGE, Prop. of I wittily . .Liquors finiOrted Cigars Your Patronage \V Ii Be Appreciated STANFORD ANEW moNTANA WillowCreekCoal FROM HUGHES' COAL MINE -6 MILES FROM STANFORD $3,00 per ton at mine $4.50 Delivered at Stanford or Windham I Also Have at My Cold Storage at My Ranch AT ALL TIMES Beef and Pork for Sale Six Weeks Old Pigs, $2.00 each at ranch Or $2,50 Delivered at Stanford WM. I. HUGHES Stanford. Montana Davis' Cafe STANFORD, MONTANA ED. Open Day and Night. Mer- chants' Lunch from 12 to 8 O'clock every day, 35 cents Chili Concarni and Hot Ta- males always. Private Din- ing Rooms for Ladies. Re- modeled and First -Class N. DAVIS, Proprietor GreaiFalls Hole 1 GREAT FALLS I MONTANA FITZGERALD 8, FOSTER„ Proprietors EUROPEAN PLAN A First -Class Cafe Connected L. !GEL — PHYSICIAN AND, SURGEON Stanford, Montana. Chas P. Smith ' • WELL DRILLER - A WELL Drilled by my process and cased is far superior/to a Nag\ well. No dirt or filth can get in. Get my prices. Water guaranteed Charles P. Smith Headquarters at Kelleher & Son's Stanford, Montana Highest cash price paid for HIDES, PELTS AND FUR Stanford 'Confectionery Mrs. James Chamberlain, Prop. Fruits, Candies, Cigars Tobacco and all kinds of Fancy Confectionery Line of Fancy Writing Stationery STANFORD, MONT. H. C. TILZEY Civil Engineer County Surveyor Fergus Counry Land Surveying and Irrigation Estimates Furnished Court House Lewistown Montana — 7777 - 7 -171.\.- -STAN FORD WORLD STANFORD PUBLISHING CO. PUBLISHER AND PROPSIETOR DIRLEY AXTEI / I., Editor and Manager Printed and published at Stanford, Montand, every Saturday. Entered as second -chars matter Feb- ruary 19, 1909, at the postoffice at Stanford, Montana, under the act of March 3, 1879. Advertising Accounts Must Be Ad- justed on the First of Each Month. Rates Given on Application. STANFORD, MONT., MAY 1, 1909 Bread Basket and Jewel Casket The outlook for a great wheat crop in the Judith Basin, and most particularly that portion adjacent to and surrounding the town of Stan- ford, was never brighter than at the commencement of the crop growing season of 009. Montana as a whole has been especially favored this year, but the Basin has received a giant portion of the blessing. Nor is this unusual. For many years it was the Gallatin that bore the soubrequet of the bread basket, and previously she was entitled to the honor. But the superior climatic advantages, and unusual fertility of the soil, of this section has operated to place the Gallatin, even, in a secondary rank. The Judith Basin is the cen- ter of Montana. It is also the place to which all refer when they want to point out what can be accomplished in agricultural pursuits. Other por- tions of Montana admit their in- feriority to the Basin However it is not with exultation, but with pride, that the World calls attention to the rose garden surrounding its home. Irrigated lands here have The Imported Percl - wron Stallion CO.KTRO iE (57246) 40663 Owned by the Stanford Percheron Horse Co., will Stand for Service for the Season of 1909, in the vecinity of Stanford. Ile will be for the present at the ranch of William I. Hughes, on Willow creek, on Saturday, Sunday and Monday of each week. CONTROLE is \Jet Black,\ white star, white hind feet, and was bred by Mons. Jules Toury, Canton of Moulins la Marche, Dept of Orne, France. Sired by Ravaillac (47054), dam Bella (41156), she by Madere (15560), 2nd dam Petite (23173) by Selim (749) TERMS: $5.00 at time of Service an $10.00 when mare is known to be with foal; due care taken to avoid accident, but the Company will not be responsible should any ocnur. Address GUS. MABERG HUGHeJ. LE ROY, Sec'y Groom. Stanford. Arrangements canbe made with Mr. Hughes or Mr. Jelinek for pasturing mares for service. STANFORD MEAT -MARKET Wholesale and Retail Meats STANFORD - - MONTANA LAND •111111r1 , 311MMIIIIIIMINIW - BUYING AND SEL.Li14G AN IS OUR BUSINESS Live Stock, Loans Real Estate and Insurance For 20 years residents . of Fergus County, Montana Located. Relinquishments for Sale Cheap Weaver &Bebb • STANFORD, MONTANA a.; as time goes merrily on in its mail whirligig, it will continuously point to the error of those who forsook the bench and settled in the valley. Stanford will be a good town, no matter what happens, but when the season of experimental farina* has passed and gone, and the able agrl- culturalikts can point with pride in- stead of view with hope, it will be found that Stanford is one of the most, populous and wealthy cities located in agricultural sections of the state. And there will be other cities on the line of the Billings & Northern. All of the good, of course, has not been showered upon this immediate section, but within the business radious of the World's home city in undeveloped resources to feed, clothe and jewel bedeck a population of 200,000 people. The Judith Basin is the bread basket and the jewel casket of Mon- tana, and. Stanford has the combi- bination placed upon its treasures by generous nature. v been outdone by the benches., and Local ‘a Marriage of Well-known Stanford People Wilbur Hoffman is well known in Stanford. He has a homestead near 'this place. Miss Florence Culver is a neice of Frank B. Culver of this place, and appropose of the friends and relatives of these young people in Stanford the World produces the following from the Lewistown Argus of April 23d: \Miss Florence Culver and Wilbur Hoffman, of this city were married at Livingston Wednesday afternoon, April 14. The fact only became known locally upon the arrival of Mr. Hoffman here a few days ago. The marriage was duly chronicled in the Livingston papers, but was not noticed until later and most of the friends of the young people thought it was a hoax, but it soon developed that there was no joke about it. For many months past the bride has been pianist in the moving picture theater at Great Falls conducted by the Moores, who are also well known here. \Mr. Hoffman left Lewistown sev- eral weeks ago and has been resid- ing at Bozeman. Recently the bride paid her parents a visit here during the time the Great Falls theaters were closed because of the epidemic of scarlet fever in that city. On leaving Lewistown it appears that she went to Livingston, met Mr. Hoffman and was married, return- ing at once to Great Falls where, she is with the orchestra as before. The rather romantic affair naturally cre- ated a great deal of interest among the numerous friends of the con- tracting parties. The bride is a Lewistown girl, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William Culver. She is a talented musician and very popular. Mr. Hoffman is the son of Mrs. Sadie Hoffman and has resided here for many years. He was formerly book- keeper with the Bank of Fergus . County and has host of friends. \The Livingston Post gives the following brief account of the mar- riage: \'A marriage lioense was issued this afternoon to Wilbur Hoffman and Miss Florence Culver, both res- idents of Lewistown, Mont. The marriage was performed this after- noon in the office of County Clerk Arthur Davis, Justice of the Peace Frank Bender officiating. Miss Ella North, county superintendent of schools, and H. Hansen, a friend of the bridegroom, were the witnesses. The couple left this morning for Bozeman.'\ Stanford Markets Corrected to date, Saturday morn- ing, Flour, $3,50 cwt. Butter, ranch, 30e. Eggs, ranch, 25e. Potatoes, $2.50 cwt. Hay, $10.00. Seed oats $2.25. Seed wl,eat, $2..25 The World. per year, $2.00. Notice All persons or companies dutim- : ing rubbish or manure on our prop- erties will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. • Stanford Townsite Co. JAMES CHAMBERLAIN I The World for only $2,00. nd I?ersonal E. Kaul of . Coyote creek bench wad in the metropolis Monday. . Charles Kondit and wife register- ed,at the Hotel Stanford, Monday. E. T. Alger of Denton was slink- ing hands with Stanford frinds on Monday. Mr. and MiS. Plumb came in by auto Monday from their ranch on Coyote creek bench. Messrs. Marshall, Lang and Rob- ests were in from the Long ranch Monday for lambing supplies. Tom Degnan the Dry Woolf creek sawmill • man was in Stansord the early part of the week looking after business matters. Bert Armstrong of Gfeat Falls was in Stanford the first of the week, for the purpase of negotiating a sheep deal so it is said. J. H. Wehr of Denton, was in Stanford Sunday. He says that thc recently purchased gasoline engine is a success and will be a profitable investment. Many of the ladies of Stanford and surrounding country took ad- vantage of the beautiful weather Monday to inspect the special mill- inery displays which were on exhi- bition that day and which had been previously announce in the columns of the World: It pays to advertise. The World, anywhere in North America, for $2.00 the year. Notice to the Public. Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned that he is transacting business in his on name, and if there is now or ever was a firm known as Miner Bros., he is not now and never was a member or partner therein. (Signed) Lt:oN E. MINER. Notice for Publication .; State of Montana, Office of the state examiner, Helena, Montana, April .10, 1909. Whereas, satisfactory evidence having been presented to me that the First State Bank of Stanford, of Stanford, Montana, has complied with the provisions of sections 3909 and 4009, revised codes of Montana required to be complied with before such bank shall be authorized to commmence the business of bank- ing: Now, therefore, I, H. H. Pigott, state bank examiner of the state of Montana, do hereby certify that the First State Bank of Stanford, lo- cated at Stanford, county of Fergus and state of Montana, is authorized to commence the business of bank- ing as provided by law. In witness whereof I set my hand and seal of this office this 10th day of April, 1909. H. H. Pic,orr, IsEAL] State Bank Examiner. By T. E. COLLINS, First . Assistant Ex- aminer. I.W. HARPER KENTUCKY WHIS 4 EY for Gentlemen who cherish Quality. — For Sale at — HOTEL STANFORD BUFFEI John Bryan BARBER SHOP First Class Workmanship. Agent for Great Falls National Laundry. I Chamberlain Bldg. Stanford. Montana Chamberlain's Restaurant, An excellent restaurant is now being conducted in the New Chamberlain pudding. The patronage of all is solicited. Fur- nished rooms in connec- tion. . FROPRIETOR,
