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• I nforb Vol. 19. No. 4 $2.00 Per Year STANFORD, FERGUS COUNTY, MONTANA, THURSDAY, NI It. 14ils ort 5 Cents Per Copy Don't Miss Dr. Stevenson's Red Cross Benefit Lecture At The Chnrch, March 16th SECOND DRAFT CALLS TO , k tU il lt in A in L g R s OUT at u rty PAT I ., ,0 1 1i vi S il v11411'84'01 10 pill on auto service. Owing to bad vondition of roads we eannot observe ally regular schedule rm ant-Info, hut %rill leave early enough to iliStIre making round trip so please Imo. your mail iii hox ahead of regular I u Ii iirilcr give hest trail\ eon - FOR 800,000 MEN FIRST INCREMENT OF 95,- 000 WILL MOBILIZE ON MARCH 29th. m klIMVII after eitN .55 11415 acted 1111011 he pcopusod leg -151:16,m pc0- • • 4 viding tor the n registratio of th w ose. ho have atoning! the age of 21 511 1 1.1. June :1. anti for basing state and distriet quotas on flu - (lass • • • t FERGUS' QUOTA IS 20 MEN' i Mg. ons I, have asked 'the partinent to authorize leaving 21) is the dilly so at 1 it, .01 - with auto set.- Ma nIl the beginning of mobilization of j i .{: 1 ; \' „ I '\ 4 1 : 4i ; 0 .. ; ner I %V ii It \'al\ the second army draft. Duiringi ---T. .1. NVADDE1,1\ P. M. the present yar 400.000 men willi be Itradually vaned to the eolors. 1 During the tive-day period be -1 LOCAL RED CROSS .ki\\i\g.A1-\r\ti 2\ tile first itucit'- MAKES BIG SHIPMENT merit oi 9.000 men will be mobi- lized. Of these 15.000 are of the serail(' annY draft and the °t i ler WORK /1,00M IS BUSY PLACE 80,000 go to complete last' TWO AFTERNOONS EACH of the first army draft of 687,- 1 WEEK Detail s. of how tht. second draft 000 not yet milled to the colors. ,IS REAL PERSONAL SERVICE is 10 Ile applied Will he 11111111, I 1,i1S1 Friday SI:11110ra .k it \ - diary of the lied Cross mail,. ,t shipment of finished artirles 10 t AeWiSIONVII d'art er, WilS I hi' la rt=\'Sli Mille(' work was begun nearly a .Year ago. Tin , aro proild (It'llt•ral I 'roWtler IIIIS asS)11 . -- 01 this sill/Hue\' VII Ole Ilial IlleSt• Melt 1 Y hi' l Will ht. \% II gradilally anti that I\\ of the 0( \ I ' tune 110 unJust I'll's will s, .. r i misiv the local auxiliary. .1' aitliliillv. interfered with. Local boards ale \Iterimmws \I e\ek week* Ike ilistrueled to pass oyer•the names of those whom they knOw to he honestly engaged in agricultural pursuits when tri- ey make 1:teir ladies gather at the %%nil: room aud after you have read the list of goods shipped poi know that this time is not spent iii' util.- lOIS, This is real seryiei• for the cause of deOloeracy. It Is all eirsy call for men lo till the first quota. mailer r„,. 1 1„,,,, w h o .11ontiona's share of the tt:),000i have 10 give to the v a riott k pi t h - to (!alleil on March 29 is only , lie hiii ii is 'Will' 4111 ol yergus er hing III giv e p erso n a l servile521 and of this n I county must furiiish‘20. This call! ondi . week- Those who is based on the old population ;11)-1 hove 'well reading t III ili . 41 Cross port i oninent 41111 1 i s pro b a bl y t h e: notes front week to week will last one that \vitt be made on this; know Ilia' 1 1118 efflitintluilY has b as i s. i t i s not k nown w ip• t h er l , Illally Who are trite patriots Monta»a's first 'draft quota %vas and who \'ark IHINtilutifiglY to all filled or not or whether Per- 111111 their rountrY- gm ,. 20 „,,, i , i s her s h are ,,r t h e : The shipment 01 articles which 95.000 as a %%link. or or tilt. 15.-1 Was ht 1 1141:10 last hi - 000 for Ow arinV draft. day ;. out Nit. following: 160 gull wipes. 12 bed sheets. 1r.. pit- , low slips. 7 A.01111'014 pillows. 24 hospital bed shirts, ',It.; hed socks. Arvid/ llaskanirm mime down 2 operating soeks. 1 gauze dress. from his ranch in the Nleeino Pug. tt bath mums. 6 pyjama s»itA, country Tuesday ;11111 attendedio 2 1164.141 'Wilk tied and finished,. b us i ness h ere . whit,. h e r e Mr. (i dozen hospital handkerrhiels. Ilanskama attended to the regis- 4 knitted sove.aters. 4 pair %...rist. trillion of his tire artil4. While his. 5 pair socks. 1 muffler, saint- of his fellow count ryillen Illailis from blocks and in the Geyser community have material donted by the various been neenSeil 01 diSIOyally ill ladies and the nett 0'11W; Wishes hoarding food Mr. Ilausl:ama is to thank all who hare thus eon - a staunch Aineriein\ and states trilmted. a Mall SattlItt, trystItley tat. request. froni toe pig donated . to the aux- that he i ste r,e,\8\\ lit' shut iii * 30 was realized of his goverunneld• Wary by Joseph Wipf. The Road ,To Wealth There are many ways to earn ploney. There seems to be many more ways to spend it. We know an old gentleman who is today wealthy and who made his start by systematic saving. His answer, if you asked him how he made his money, was: \Anybody can make money, but ihere are few who can hang onto it.\ Make your start today by opening a Checking or Savings account with the Basin State Bank Stanford, Montana Capital $20,000.00 Surplus $10,000.00 • 1111.0'100w the crening • •-• • • •-• • •-• •-•-•-•-•-•-••-•-••••-•-•0 S Q . Neubert and II. M. Pack- . SAVING OF WHEAT IS MILITARY NECESSITY An Article Prepared by the Federal rood Aiiministmlica in Montana. Alfred Atkinson, Director. Last Friday afternoon S. N.h,l 1▪ 1\1\gane '11\1 ' W I' lielkiel.sulli t . REV ▪ ALEXANDER AP y 10111illg „1„„1 Illt. g„7111111IlIrS1 s PEALS To DommuNiTy eason's lyt•e11111 V11111St • 1111(1 vollerling tlefel'il Of $10.50 i I er t•allila. .111 11411101 t o y s i f ormer I verrim rolirs ,„ FAILURE OF THIS GREAT Ills' tlsViits had liiV APPEAL MAY MEAN SUB - 11% i•r hefure ilid Hwy lune to dig PENSION OF CHURCHES , this deep and this ill spite of thi• a0 14 \ \I\' thi s •'liii's wits THE TIME IS NOW VERY SHORT Because the saving of wheut is a MILITARY NECEWTY OF THE HIGHEST IMPORTANCE • FOR THE NEXT FEW MONTHS, Federal Food Administrator Atkinson of Montana on Monday morning, IILI4r.ph 11, caused to be put into effect new rules governing the mile of - Wheat flour in Montana. The new - rules were issued in form td a proclamation for Montana. The proolamation provides that persons dealing in wheat flour and making sales thereof' MUST, WITH EACH SALE OF FLOUR, SELL AN EQUAL WEIGHT OF WHEAT FLOUR SUBSTITUTES. The new regulation places ittontana orithe \fifty-fifty\ basis; that is, on the basis that wla!'t flour nsust be sold only with an equal weight of wheat flour substitutes. The ONLY AUTHORIZED SUBSTITUTES for this \fifty- fifty\ basis on and after March 11, shall be: corn' meal, corn starch, corn flour, hominy, corn grits, barley flow., rice, rice flour, oatmeal, rolled oats, buckwheat flour, potato flour, sweet potato flour, soya bean flour and feterita flour and meal. Potatoes may be sold as a wheat flour substitute when they are sold in the propor- tion of FOUR POUNDS OF POTATOES TO ONE POUND OF WHEAT FLOUR. Bran and shorts must not be sold as wheat flour substitutes after March 11,1918. Other states of the nation go upon the same \fifty-fifty\ basis. The officifil food program for Montana on and after March 11, is authorized to be as follows: Monday, all meals WHEATLESS ;, Tuesday, all / meals MEATLESS; Wecines.:lay, all meals WHEAT - LESS; noon meal of every day to be WHEATLESS. There will be no more porkless Saturdays for the present. Mutton and fish may be eaten on meatless days. Poultry als.o may be eaten on meatless days under restriction of the poultry order issued recently. BEEF AND PORK PRODUCTS, either fresh or i:reserved, must not be eaten on meatless day. , \The need for MORE INTENSE WHEAT SAVI:G in Mon- tana and other states of the union is paramount,\ says Adminis- trator Atkinson. \The armies in France are supposed to have 90 days' supplies, of food on hand at all times against an emergency. Our army and the armies of the allies in Europe now HAVE LESS THAN ONE WEEK'S SUPPLY OF WHEAT FLOUR AHEAD, If Montana people who have sons and brothers at the front will think over this fact for a moment, it seems that the rest rise from our state to the call for greater wheat saving WILL BE IMMEDIATE AND WHOLEHEARTED.\ T.IIE SAVING OF A GREATER AMOUNT OF 1•7REAT AT HOME AS A MILITARY NECESS;TY. On Tuesday the following list of (tidie)j were present at the work room: If Sorenson. Fisher. :Matthews. Reiner. Alyriek. Leslie. Gibson. Butterfield. I 1;1111- 11111% Peters. loliteroft. Frisbie, Nelson, .klexander, Ilatvli. tool Alisses )linnehan, and Illitterfichl. At rriulay's meeting those present Wert:- .1114.S- dattleS Calkins. \V. NV. O. t; a l l. F re d L ew i s. 461ison, Culver, Pet e rs, Thurston. L!.slie, Strout'. Heiner, Nlattlietvs. Myrick. Hawk. Lebo- vitz. Balding of !toyer. Pearson. Donaldson. ;Ind Misses Minnehan ;old 1.1.wis. Those ereilited with lioillt. Work are: Alrs. Vliteroft one hospital hod shirt : Mrs. Iletner. 1 hospital bed shirt 311.s. Osg,00d. 1 hospi- tal lied shirt : Mrs. W. 11. Neely, 2 hospital bed shirts,; Airs. Ham- mer, 1 bathrobe: Nit's. Osgood, 9 lied stinks mill tj pill•iw slips: Nit's. Hurst. 12 pillow slips: hint. 2 py38tua Mrs. St 1-0111, 1 bed shirt: Front flit' sellout' ehildreit Arleen Ntireiit 1 bed sook and one comfort 1 bed moek ; 'Marguerite I 1 1 111.(1 Sliek l-ilil it 1 1 ,. 5 11 1 . I ,;„„ i f or i IS tn'iiit It (*oriel!. 1 rOltifOrl pil-' \ ffil 1. \\\ I . V 411(.1111N Ittenn ; 1)11 1 his prOpo5i1i011 111111 !wont% that all that is.nevessare The list or littitbed goods for to pot flip him into is: Airs , E . s m ith . 2. i•ration is for the voters to gel pair socks; Mrs 111111 vrfielti. 1 ou t ;mit east etiough ballots; to pair socks: Mrs. .1. II. :;' ist 411 w , pair siiel:s; .N1t.s. II Thurston. I pair :Mrs. .1. 'Balding do- 0 noted 2 pair wrist lets: Mims Rorelt 2 pair wristlets: Mrs. Frecl Lew- is, 1 stveater, and II is. N. It, Mat- I t thews 1 sweater. • There Was a slight mistake In Iasi %reek knitting items mid the muffler that Miss Edith Lew- is was given credit for was made by Edith Leslie. The chairman of the I:flitting department trout') like all ber 1:nitters to note that all soeks must Ind be shorter 111111 I 1 2 1101' 101Igt.r Illati 1 '2 1 ., * • I.s 1i.1,111 I 9 ut hip) till iir viiiiisi. heal' this its 'Hind itS . ail 511(111 turned in not to this standard 11111Ki 1111: I'llVt.11141 and oltme f•5'1;1,” • • i Honors' Divided Fify-Fifty . • , . . . . ,. 4 .1 lieu departure in methods' of 1 aril disi,daved their keen know- : . , , . 4 raising funds for the 11e1 Cross, ledge of the game and vied woo • was I ril;•I out liteltilv last Satlir- 1 (•:“.11 other for honors bill hod: : 'day evening al the R . , r. tras with eiii.1) of them and + residenee with reill'arltalile silt'- I they \veil. to hi' con- rems. Whim tlio slag \Rummy - Hem with a lift• fifty derision. party was staged %rift some 20 vaell one losing four games. I'laying began shortly 11., l'uu'Iuiud ,emitemis that Ito before nine o'elitel: and eolith/it. has S01111' t liekti lull his sleeve that • 1.(I in all 110111' lint i n .rinit tell io liaVt• easily 11141111' 111111 t111' enentioned hy the censor. Ihir- winner over Nenbert Nil III' 81.1•11 111g t111' evening a creamed-ebiek- lit to use them at' a swild galh- lii wag served which added cring of this kind: greatly to tlie ,delight • of the While this \vas not the begin - plovers. ning of a partb.s ,)1' this kind it %vas suet' a success that no doubt more will be demanded. •-•-• tIt' 111.SI the ei)111101111ity has ,.ver etijoyed. The, digging \vas done however. and I11.4 •\ le \alai''' . \'kik\ ll'aS s(1011 OVer. follotving appeal 10 Illy Ite9- .. ph. of this coniiiiimity. stating tho • - v this iir Ike SPECIAL SEED GRAIN „,,i,1 lot issues of the day. \Jost a nord in regard III 'Mr 'Wile 1111 1 1111. I he 'lust ELECTION SATURDAY „„. it 11115 Slat 191 Illal Ike hoard wits il:100,0011 11,1 ut Willi °My it QUESTION OF FURNISHING f e w w ee k s l e ft 11 , to ro e s ., $125,090 WORTH OF SEED 'hi. ithhitluuilt, If this can not Ito WILL BE DECIDED , sit !port 11144y lie 161 11- (1111U It from of our 111/111e APPLICATIONS GOING IN NOW 'i\\ \ 11 )\ 4 \ 1.% Its 3011 Illir ! have el/le•Ceral t heir lireS lit lirdi1 . 1 Alil II'iti,is AIIISIer's user\ jet.. Eye!' with' ocesent conditions .4111ill.. •late for the special election, 14, .aries ate 11 ; 11.1111 . g It 1111Istoisibli , „olio tiIl rtirili,h it's „1 5,111 )_Ililfl - • Vc.• 111%, all 111Slaltees ol 9110 lilts spring. Because ilicrO• are 1145,tI'ow. : missoollarit'S -siihiitrttltg :,iiilidates aspiring to iillare il hint , I IIe alIllI Md.\ it Ito. hands of electors at this i•Ice-: „hi,. 1,111 111111 ti\ 1\ 11- ,hittt his, rents a day 1 40.\ hilth. talk it is really a mailer keepiug 11,1 , 1. II,,tve%,.r. the issole is all Ott- ; I s' _ ,-11411-11t111 ' 1 \ i tit t\'\ . 1)111' Ilttaril NetV\ -- - ant than isslws and all York Imm talien the liberty to ask • !milt e\„llie lii iii,' Polls at\' \I\- all init. ebureliel for :10 emits per PlertPr. 'rim 11415 member and .12 vents from eaelt railed to register, illaY dii sit \' solidity school seliolar . No (Ionia I Insdale with I \r 11\. suit, cur and 1 .\ 11 \1. Iilt f.1/111. Nell01/1 1)/./b/i with 11 , 11 11 1,1,. . to giv e lib, ..It ' d' ad liulIst \lel ell /110 M 1111, id1 1 . 1il %r he ill all right. . In their eases. btu 0111' l . \ 1. \ 1441 arew 'ing taking il for granted that others sew in „and it is reported that.' way repl hitch Ill g i ve mon . „„ ( I I hitiui 2' ii !hIlt'thtuIl5 11 Ii' 1h1 Oat the friends \ylio aro not 'nem- tedul 011 With ralltat.v Hu - bers, but have Iiiii.1.1ntrell lift. and -orde;. Wheaton. % heart, trill gladly 1.0ine thiAllinday 11111401611g the .•h' , • Ii, our aid and help this nobl.• Ito. county roilitiiissiotow , ; will awl canvas Ow voti , ' g i v i ng nil . bit next Suit ;mil ill ease the issue I'll lilt's 'hese day. %diethyl. it lie HIM+ Or lit ill Will I\' twig' as fast I \\millil lihe that lye shimlil Possible in Oa' ards'r Ill ‘vbil'h so remembering the words ill' our •'ut;Ir.. tiled. It is important'-Stivittu:• i n „, „ me i, „, ye applictIti011 IlhlilhhiS' dont. it 1111I0 0111. the least of 4 \ l'it\1\trlY lined \lit and tiled IIY these his- 1m -them, ye base (lotto those desiring steed_ it unto Ale.' \ 111 is 1:11•1 IY 1.1.111111.1•11 01111 a 111•111•CS 11111St ha' ''xlttiiist I'd 1 / 1 41111. 110 V1111 TO111111Y Allq ;111111 1.1.1.1.1V1`11 a advantage iii'this hi‘v. This hill.: Postal solinbay t'te\iligt A/ 1141 K to bitij) the rancher that his 1111411 \i' 1111 ' 1 \'rived sari: . ss'hiiu„ Hai b oi t i .„ Iv \I se‘ 0 14 .. 1 0. f 1,4' ill France. Mr Nfe(lif fen s There is lit) doubt but that the brothel' hod hero slatimied I amp Nlerritt, it had been some t‘i.eks Ite last heard from hint and he %vas eonfident 111;11 had sailed for Prance. The news that lie bad arrived 14/IfPly OVer144.71 5 W/15 III igh tv good news. • -• RECEIVED We flave The Secdnd iberty 'Bonds Those who have not received their bonds may secure the same by calling at the bank. Are you savingjor the net issue„ of Liberty Bonds. If not, you better - start at once. The Government does not expect - everyone to do great things but it does expect every individual to do all that he can. • The First National Bank Send for Booklet. \Ilow Does it Tienplit Mel\ L (-4••••• ' -•••••-•-••••• • •-• • •-• :0-• • • II - •• • • • 41 , . ft
