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_ •:;• The Choicest Lot of Cigars and Liquors in Northern Montana AGENTS FOR SCHLITZ DRAUGHT AND BOTTLED BEERS FIRST CLASS Livery and Feed Stab re IN CONNECTION Experienced Drivers who Know all the Country Meet all Trains Horses and Mules Bought and Sold Rutler I Woodwarth, g 1,1 9 1 1 . 0 I V Albs PBC tiill 0. 1 z IF you are to put a -I new roof on your pooh- .• 'louses, outbuildins, or even your residence, use • “Gratid h Roofing\—RUBERWID. You can apply it .irself. .• ; :insh 1F;ce all the n,:cessary fixtures. No :.:encc re, t: h..t fitnomer :14.beroid tl not inch because it no tar vi:! .,ta:4,1 Cie cold of ‘vint.:r because it retains ' . •r burniag bmilds will not ignite it. yorir 4.•,.1001: fr t!.•.4 re:2:istered trade mark g‘ttt'fil-.R011),?.! ' ( a the 4:c,!•..r every four feet. is gLI, and Booklet R. Murphy-Maclay Hardware Co., Agents Great Falls Montana. Local and Personal _ Judge LeRoy is in from the mountains. Do not forget the farmers' insti- tute on Saturday, May 29th. S. N. Langdoc of the Basin Lum- ber company, is spending a few days in Great Falls on important business. Miss Mary Kelleher, daughter of James Kelleher, was in Stanford Thursday to visit for a few h ours : with her father and brother, Leon. R. M. Holgate and wife of Denton, were in the metropolis Thursday from the grain belt. Stanford, they say, is improving, and also their own section is forging to the front. Rev. A. W. Hammer of Utica, was a guest at the Hotel Stanford for dinner Friday. He was enroute home from Great Falls, where he had been to visit his wife who is yet very ill at the Deaconess hospital. County Treasurer Grant E. Robin- son on Tuesday paid out of the funds of school district No. 12 $3,- 000 to satisfy the judgment held by W. S. Kingsley against the district. Payment was made on an order of the court to do so. P. J. O'Hara, mayor of Geyser, and one of the best and most consistent -of the Montana school of boosters, was a passenger on the south -bound Billings & Northern train Wednes- day enroute to Deliver, where he was called by the illness of a broth- er. President A. J. Stough and Cash- ier H. D. Myrick of the First State Bank of Stanford, this week made a The World for only $2.00. Be sure to attend the institute on Saturday. May 29th, in Stanford. Tommy O'Keefe writes the World from Philbrook. that he is located at that place and desires to have his paper forwarded to that office dur- ing the summer. Joe Franchois, the popular gro- cery salesman for the Stanford Mer- cantile company, is today quite ill and consequently not at the store to meet his many friends. Mrs. Rose Sutter of Emerson, Neb., accompanied by F. G. Ross, with whose family she is now visiting. was in Stanford Friday looking for vacant land upon which she thought to advTse relatives in Nebraska to come and locate. M. A. Zeller, a pOpUlar young man of this section, who has a homestead near Stanford, was in town Thurs- day to meet his parents, who on the day folloWing arrived from Olym- pia,. Wash., to make Montana their home. Until the arrival of Mrs. Mans- field in-Stunt:0rd as announced on another ptigt,of this paper, Mrs.' Chamberlain will take pleasure in showing callers the fine stock of millinery left in her charge and for her to sell. J. W. Hall, one of the finest artists who ever followed sign writing for an avarlti, n, this week executed for the World a handsome new sign which is today being put in place, so that the whole world may know where the World is located. Captain W. H. Williams, who for the past few weeks has been en - trip of several days' duration on a lgaged in inspecting land in this par - visit among the ranchmen of this ! ti on of the comity under his author - section. Incidentally they saw ity as U. S. mineral inspector, is now much of the surrounding country , nearing the completion of his task. and report it flourishing. 1The captain is a gentleman of at - m tainments, and during his stay in D udley Axtell the city has on many warm friens. Lolly & Wentworth, after com- pleting the World building this I week, immediately began the Coll- ! struction of the steam laundry build - jog on Central avenue. From there Land Filings of EV'try Description these hustlers, with their force of • Final Proofs Arranged for and efficient workmen, will go to I144 , . Heard 'in Stanford thus saving law school house site in the coon- ' trrand build for district No. 12 a ttit expensive trip to the Land Office !handsome and commodious build - Office in the World Building : i n g. United States Commissioner Montana Weather Compares Favorably with the East Those of our friends who have but recently come to this state, and have recently had their weather modesty shocked by the inpropriety tild apparent indecency displayed hy fair and lovely spring in tarrying in an incumbent state in the lap of rude and horrid winter, may find in recent press dispatches a balm for their outraged feelings by reading therein that it is not alone in Mon- tana that this indelicacy is shown. On Thursday an tinprecidented cold wave was prevalent all oyer the United States. Ulinois exper- ienced the worst storm in its history. A weather resume from New York City for the month of April gives the metropolis just one warm day, but Thursday furnished the climax when snow fell as if in dead of win- ter, breaking the record for inclem- ency for the last eighteen years. At Pittsburg, Pa., everythitig was buried under 10 inches of snow and it was still Coming. Kansas came up with her usUal quota of toradoes, deaths from exposure and other weeter ca- lamities. And Nebraska got her's. Indiatia and Michigan froze up. Iowa had a merry time with wind and hail. Down south in Texas and Arkansas they got a plenty of every kind of the worst ever. Montana was a little chilly, it is true, but she maintained her posi- tion at the head of the list of de- sirable residence states. Linemen's Grand Ball on Friday, May 7th F. M. Clark, who has charge of the telephone construction in Stanford, announces that on Friday evening, May 7th, the telephone employes will give a grand ball in Stanford at Mitchell's hall, the dance to be known as the \linemen's ball.\ An enjoyable occasion is assured, with excellent music in attendance, and a sumptuous repast at the Davis cafe. Dance tickets $1; supper ex- tra. Ranclimen, fappeis or business men should boost for the farmers' institute in Stanford on May 29th. The Stanford Concrete Construc- tion company has recently pur- chased a lot adjoining the railway right-of-way and have received two carloads of sand, from Great Fails with which to begin operations. A well hes been sunk and a large shed is now in course of construction. Summons. State of Montana, County qf per- gus. ss. In Justice court, of Stanford town- ship, before T. J. Waddell, Justice of the Peace. Summons. Windham Mercantile Co., plaintiff, versus V. 1. Preble, defendant. The State of Montana sends greet- ing to the above named defendant: You are hereby summoned to ap- pear before me, T. J. Waddell, a jus- tice of the peace in and for Stanford township in the county of Fergus, and State of Montana, at my office in Stanford hi said county and state, David Galibreath, formerly a high- on Monday, the 24th day of May, A, ly respected resident of Fergus D. 1909, at 7 o'clock p. m. of said county, and one of the first super- day, then and there to make answer intendents of schools of the count , to the complaint of the Windham arrived in Stanford yesterday, ani Mercantile Go., the above named immgdiately went to the ranch home of Perry Westfall near the city, where he is visiting relatives. A decade has elapsed since the gen- tleman disposed of his ranch on the Judith, now known as the Porter place, and with his family moved to the coast. Frank R. Spencer, of Knerrvilla, accompanied by Peter H, Orhant, who filed upon a piece of land before the local commissioner, was in the city Thursday. C. M. Stone of Denton, a carpenter by trade and a ranchman by pro- fession, came to this city this week and is helping finish the Stough res- idence. Saturday, May 29th, is the day set for the farmers' institute at Stan- ford. The World, anywhere in North America. for $2.00 the year. plaintiff, in a civil action. ‘ The said action is brought to re- cover the sum of fifty-one and sixth five one hundredths ($51.85) dollars on a verbal contract for merchan- dise furnished defendant at different times, and the sum is now due and wholly unpaid. And you are hereby notified that if you fail to appear and answer judgment will be taken against you, V. I. Preble, the above named de- fendant, according to the said corn - plaint, and for costs of suit in your behalf extended. Given under my hand this 28th day of April, A. D. 1909. T. J. WADDELL, Justice of the Peace in and for said township. THE Ii 0 F A. N Chas. Linn, Prop, . FINE WINES, LIQUORS and CIGARS Great Falls Montana DUDLEY AXTELL, U. S. Commissioner, Stanford, Montana, 'Why Not Open a Bank Account Now? THE 11.s'IRST OF STAN l'OILD Offers ample facilities for all. The small account as well as the large one, will receive every attention, Deposits Received,, subject to check, Interests paid on time deposits (5 per cent per annum,) Drafts sold payable anywhere in America or foreign countries, Money loaned for long periods on real estate mortgages, ' Loans made on personal security on favorable terms, Deeds, mortgages and other legal instrunients prepared, Fire insurance written on farm or town buildings. Office hours 8:30 to 12;00. 1:00 to 4:00 DIRECTORS; A, J, Stough, President • R. D. Taylor, Y. President John Gill H. M. Packard Wm. I. Hughes Annie W. F. Edwards H. D. Myrick, Cashiei TN 1 71 - 1' E RE ST Is the greatest incentive towards saving money. When you find your money is earning something you feel more like saving. Interest \works whjle you sleep.\ We pay interest on saving accounts from $1.00 up and on certificates of deposit for six or twelve montks' time. Absolute safety, liberality and courtesy our watch -word. THE FIRST NATIONAL BAN OF LEWISTOW N. MONTANA SAFETY LIBERALITY The Essential Quality • While this hank adopts every desirable method ormodern banking it never loses sight of that essential quality, ABSOLUTE SAFETY Safety first, liberal:ty next, both are essential to successful banking We desire to serve you, and talhat end invite you to call and see us • State Bank of Moore COURTESY CONSERVATISM tanford Livery ,AND FEED STALE . JOHN W. LESLIE. Proprietor Best Buggies, Harness and Horses Furnished Always Trade of Commercial Travelers Catered to. Satisfactory Service Guaranteed. Leave orders at Hotel Stanford or telephone the Barn. Oldest and Best Livery in City STANFORD MONTANA AMINIM•21111.CillXIIMEZ Stanford Mercantile Cornpan - y DEALERS IN GENERAL MERCHANDISE OF EVERY DESCRIPTION HERE IS THE BEST LINE OF Farm Implements for Spring Work Moline Good Enough Plows Best Ever Plows Rotary Dutchman Plows Western Queen Walking Robin Hood Walking Country Road Walking Plows ALSO HAPGOOD SIDEHILL PLOWS, HANCOCK DISC PLOWS AND OLIVER CHILLED WALKING PLOWS, DISC AND DRAG HARROWS, GRAIN DRILLS AND SEEDERS, FEED GRINDERS AND FANNING MILLS. The Famous Studebaker ail(' Webber Wagons These Implement s will give you the best. satisfaction; you know what they are because your neighbors are using them. 100 Sets of Work and Drivin:g tonaess , Just Received OATS, W t EAT AN1) ALFALFA FOR SEED Call on Us. We are Hesdquarters for Farm Implements Star F r i ) Fiercar ([1 STANFORD and DENTON, M 0 N '1 A N A e t'
