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- . %.1.430,01434041~01111111•4001146.14k 1 ii 4 0 Zbic Vol. 10, No. 13 $2.00 Per Year RED GROSS BOOTHS tag rb ortb STANFORD, FERGUS COUNTY, VONTANA. THURSDAY, MAY 16, 1918 -------- - HAVE THEIR 100', FLAG Nv e • b egan °it ,.S . S. d r i ve IN BASIN AND MERC. April 1 with 13 students attend- ing. By April 26 every pupil was buying and we received our 1004:.; / / COME FORWARD THE FIRST flag. At the close of sehool, May all 1 can spare DAY AND VOLUNTEER 17, our total is $103.58. This is + ,,, ail :w h tillim'io. , y paid in and not - ;TOUR. SUI3SCRIPTION You're a regular, red-blooded, true -blooded American. You •' . \ 1 '' 1 - 1 \I• love your country. You love that flapping, snapping old flag. , 1 ,`,\' Ii \' , Your heart thumps hard when the troops tramp by. You've loyal .-,. 11 ,, k ., s...ne... ., $4..11. I IIIS II- S 100/ ! Ail MUST liELP - CUL CAUSE. - -- Ws . ''' H ' .- 15 g , .. , it .. 1 11 - - i , 1 . You intend to -you want to -help win the war in a hurry. , 111 le- wheel 1 ' Sacrifice? Sure,' you've been thinking. \Just you wait till I '',\'•` - , At h.:Isl. 1 \: i they really nced it.\ And you've honestly thought you meatO I I ,. Nat nond Red ( .. 1 088 drive Ito ot ner I it:it 11115 Ireell•retalliell I E that too. . II, t vets.- :-.4] 00.003.039.00 begins ''', 0 \ 11 i I ns, \\-'\ge: I Ins \sintiise But -look yourself in the eye, now, and searee up and &mit everywhere in the United States! 01. the P 11 1 1115 1 1 inside of your heart -did you. mean it? Did you really mean mks item hearty mi d next 'ii 11011% inornini i . mi ,.00 no time was flare any lit \ 1 \Sacrifice\? Listen: You feel poor. This third Liberty Loan, envy a bout put Trig. the e111111.111011 of the Ver.] ing their .1.11 - the high prices, the Income Tax -you've done your bit. You feel i t go„ c(mnity drive. Inks reilto ,, Ied, hors and cents behind the boys that you've given all you can spare. thitt the volunteer system ou tilt; 0'. (Ithe t W e k we h er. thin ay\ What? Then what did m you ean? What „'s that you said about th , i . vt , he Ii . ( , ,i out. under IIIk ' tteeomplisited a little -towerd 01t1. loving your country? What did you think the word \sacrifice\ system no „ ii, .. iting is to be don„. :tit. It i; ow the end. Witt eh 'tor means? Surely you didn't mean, did you, to give only what you but booths are to be provid•••i. '',' \! . . 1 \ ,;‘‘, 11 \ sel1 \ fll ' 1 \I'ls .i\ can spare? an d i ,,,, i .\„„ i , suppose d I „ ' ! I\' fall.- eat' Sliaky sehool. 'What about our boys who are giving their lives in the trenches, , coete forwa rd and vol mit eer Are they giving only what they can \spare'\? their subscription S01111. time do.- nnnn n How about those mothers ard little \kiddies\ in the shell- ing the week beginning Moudey. ! LL uu n wrecked towns of that war-swei.it hell: -hungry -ragged -sob - May 20th. For tile local eati.- bing-alone? Giving up their how's., their husbands, their fathers. paign arrangements . have be.•:L Lg o AL cilli p iGH A y E p While we -over here with our fun and our comforts -we hold matte to place booths in -the hi. Ail up our heads and feel PATRIOTIC because we have given -- in Trading eompatly store . a:11 . WHAT? Some loose bills off the top of our roll. \WE'VE given all we can spare!\ Come, come! Let's quit fooling ourselves. Let us learn what \sacrifice\ MEANS. Let us give MORE than we can spare - let us \give till the heart soft stop.\ Don't wait to be solicited. Call (It 1 l' i H \; i i li ed Cr°\ ' \.\\1 : 1. 7\! - MONTHLY PAYMENT PLAN USE01 ..,.‘,....11t. every cent o.' taen• Li - ' the Red Cross booth and volunteer-. MORE than you CAN ..SPARE UntlET TO RUN in the Stanford Mercantile, and b e te l o f I k e town ant i TRUSTEES PLAN FOR RAIS- ' the country are asked to -edit., IN GFUNDS MEETING A fot•ward with their subscriptions •HEARTY SUPPORT as early in the wek as possible. Everyone understands the work latutey goes for the good worl: of eariv r(p. soldiers and their dependents ni this war and that noi one eent of it goes for red tape. evi•ryone appreciates the neeessity_ of this WOIrk at this time alld every tr e e A mer i can i s ready to give until it hurts on this proposition. Don't niake it neeessary to send a solicitor to you. Stanford's quota in .this na- tional drive is only $1000.00. Last spring Stanford raised nearly 443000 tot' this sante cause.; Let 's get behind this thing early Mon- day morning and •OVer subscribe our quota before the sun gets Saturday night. Theite is no need to waste words on this. Evelyone must do their part. Those who fail to volunteer will be drafted. 1)on't confuse this with the Red Cross anetion of last Sattualay. It is it separate department for the same At a reedit meeting of the trus- t...es of the hwal Presbyterian church the hoard was organized ready - for werk. Dr. A. E. - wanr and site.s. assuming his du- ties along this line he has done considerable work. .11 a subse- quent meeting the work of finale.- ing the 'church for the con,titig year wits fully disettssed and the budget system deeided upon! - At this particular lime there are 1111111111ellIble calls lot. motley sad almost eveyy must mean with hearty' l'eSp011Se 11'0111 eVel'y eitiZe11. Every Will' 1111111 Iii list liberitily supported and st some time the important wort: or the eintreh must not be neglect- ed. When l'resident Wilson was asked regarding the•work of the church during war times he in- sisted that it should be kept up. At the trustees meeting it was estimated that it would relittire MERCANTILE BUYS HEARSE atout $2200.00 to pay the pattitr's The first of tliv week the Stan- salary and the running expenses ford Alereantile reeeived a new of the e 1 1111 1 ' 11 for the Y 111 T 1 ' 111 hearse xvItich will be kept for the! year. that is. from April 1, 1918, use of the emnaminity. This is SOIllething that no one t - ants to use, but when the ()cession de- mands they want no substitutes. The Stanford community. has bed] in need. of a herse for some time and the Iltweanfile's aetion in purchasing this one will sure- ly be appreeiated by everyone in to April 1, 1919, lit outlining a plan for raising the reoptired funds the 'trustees deeided that the monthly pay- ment plan would probably be the best. and they followed much the same plan as has been used in raising Red Cross funds and in sell ill g Libertv Bonds. First a list the community. Every time the of all those who it was thonghl community. had the misfm•tune would wish to - contribute to the to lose s citizen through death suecess of the local cinch was a common wagon or spring buggy made out and opposite their would have to be substituted for names was placed the amount a !terse and all would sincerely they would likely want to wish that the SerViee of a hearse was available. (Minuted on Last Page) 0 0 0 0 0 000000000000000000000 • 000000000000 000 0000000000000 FARM. INVESTMENTS 4 The' average farm offers an ideal opportunity to invest both capital and labor in a business that is under the direct management of the farmer. . . . Under normal conditions, ft safe investment is pure bred stock. Substantial building and machin- ery as well as land are good Investments. Are there possibilities on your farm that have been overlook- ed? We will be glad to confer with you in forming plans for making sate investments on your farm, with the idea of greater and more uniform profits. Farming is a business just as much as running a bank is a business. A farmer needs a checking ac- count to keep track of his payments and income. WE SOLICIT YOUR ACCOUNT Basin State Bank Stanford, Montana Capital $20,000.00 Surplus $10,000.00 AUTHORIZED GOVERNMENT AGENT FOR WAR SAVINGS STAMPS s 000000000000 • 000000 • 000000000000000000000000000 • 00000 m afraid that's Do it at Once $2400.00 Raised at the Big • COL. KELLEY DID EXTRA GOOD WORK AND THE SPIRIT OF 5 Cents Per Copy . A NEAR DISASTER .1 firs. which, hail it gotten lie - suit would have swept the whole town started us the p.a.! room barber shop W e dn es _ Y right after tinnier. The fire arted from :t leaky gasoline laid: on the %voter heater so it IS 1,i , d.'1 , 10m1 and consequently I !\`I'N \ 1 0.1 1 110 S0001• V. 71 . 71 110101 c71 - 1' 1iPt117 ,7 1 71. 1 . \; 711111 11 - 01 mote. g\\d i Pi\ I ir l ig WILL YOU OF THERE 10 iii71.P? 'ill. .1 1111 1,., the Strout' hall they %vets. wider this , floor. Late ;,' •oy :.• and 1:t the dent- . fc,sai chemical land ex- I.\'• 1 \ \ 11 ' 1 1 41 a 1104 „ m „, , he pat riot mee ti ng at t he Surprise t•,•,...!, Club Hells , 1:ext Saturday - t is Thi• vile:aka, I'll's' 4.111 , 111, %VAS A g '\\ I tin \' krsaittilt to Ow t•tessins w i t,. t in s I\ ' 1 \ 1 ' \ll. iss evicts were unable to g s.. ji • t hi h i s ' asi : h , l-ss r i wor1.ing - order 'mill the flanit•s au \ \\ hgv o leo it wor k e d . t'nealne aml tins assures ii aed 7 . 0%1.1 4111.1!... I 111. .1.11e iS WWI: I III4 . 11 he lir; 'V . I. I 111 :I . , 11 . ii1 . VerY 1,1•SI .1110 Si a e. if not the Ii. • ‘N ...Ili 1 Ilt• 1.0101's sill 114•10 Sans is..itsal ,:s.1•1•144.. Ill s011 Wilt , 1, II'' (V caltla111 TomoRRovv EvENING ,„„..•,„„ory. is 11(1 is :Itermighly• 101s1••11 011 1110 portailling In this It istivilege to hear Judge 'lie:sell.. leettire sit any lime alio! sill at tills lime for his suit nisissli places hint at .11ti best. .1,t1 .•11 - 1111 is 1,..11,Lf Made 10 1 71 1\1: 11171S71. 115)111 1 11‘ 1 1 . 11 Its His. meeting -11.1 j1 j5 •xpeeted that the.larg- .st et.mv,1 that this splendid lit- tle elub !tense has 10.1.11 Ni-Ill Iler I his III...;1 . Miss will give a stool tall; Ills the flood sittmtion. Ev..ry- one Is interest...I in this phase of' he 'sill I'-WihltIillg set ivit ies and . this is one branch of the seryice iii whit•li we ran liii serve, It hits been said that the •war will WI/II /IS 510111 115 A1110111.0 e0111eS to a full realizatilm of her ditty in the matter tool gi•tr. Die govern - COMMENCEMENT IVIISS MAY GRAY AND MISS AMELIA DESTER WILL RECEIVE DIPI,OMAS ALL ARE COROIALLY JUDGE GHEADLE WILL ADDRESS BIG MEETING EVERYONE INVITED TO AT TEND. SURPRISE CREEK lvtrr.TING SATURDAY nigh the veiling and whoa a r.as :•II: ill the slaire ....intiontity, !tient • H Tlwa holding sif suieh meetings is the ideal way THE. SALE WAS FINE-CHENEY BROS, HEAVY BUYERS nig. w halt will be enjoy•able. I „ arouse en th us i asm: '(lit ( . 11 0, ( eill I'. • I i . \ „iiitc iii I lit' City H a ll da s.ordial invita- tion is ext.nided to to attend. But two. Miss May Gray ;mil Miss Amelia Dester. finish the cnurs.• this ,I.ear. These girls .have werked faithfully during their four year emirs'. and both hav.• 'Ione splendid w - ork. Th...). finish OSS c ion a ur ay .11••11. enuerie with honorsitisi ill's' worthy of the man vongratula- itme. they AVM vv. Next year '.111`y Will be engaged in tem•hing. The ii t in•ogranomorrow' Print- las follows: Stantord's big Red Cross Atte- vitz, $11.00; Alarion „tlatiry. 12..50 Mush. Creseent I II...host ra lion held last. Sstarday Was a joint Moose, $15.00; N. B. Mat- The 1)eseon's Ttrout 'huge sitc.:ess and it is no exagera- 11...w.s, $39.50: Lee Mussetter. KstItleen O.._.,. 1,1,,... tion . to say that it was the most $6.00: Neil'al 111.1111(.1% Sllee,1\4401 Sate of its knot ..very . \R. M. Moose. $8.00; A. N. Nebel. held in Fet•gus county. A spltni- $8 75; Carl Nelson. *2.50: .1. H. sihil et-owd lvas stilt and soon al -1 Nelsen. $5.25; W. 11. Noretitt. ter scheduled tim.• th.• street i ll : $i Veva Nordin. $10.00; 11. fi.ont of the City Hall was Intel:- Ostergreen. $3.25; S. Osgood. .50: ed and Col. liellev was in his .1011ii Olson. $5.00: E. I). l'arlier. place. Col. lelle-.'llefore start- $12.00; A. Pearson, $3.110:- .1. CI. Toddit•--11eleta Nelson iiug tly• sale. made a splendid ; liptelt. $2.75: Loins Simply. $1.50; () in . (;j 1 .1 . - talk explaining th.• ')mpose of • .1••• 1-41 l'i.11S011, $10.00: .1 110 S1.111161 I. vellum Donaldson tin' sale rind the neeessity of everyl$2s 25: C. E. Switzer, $12.50: A (Ok ra one lending the valise their min.: I S:nes. *4.50: Hiatt. Skinner, 31.25. \ . „,..11 solo w m41,1,4.8011 port. Mr. Kelley is the country's I .1 A. Slimly. *15.75: Smith listielt Ridbird last stationed. and he never 4.1? -50 Nliss Selitaleder $1.75: ' get entltusiatstie 4))....t. anything by stay•ing lit home storl wondering how; \they .. are gylling 111011g- 1.1'1 S niake this \ottt''' and not Illynken and Nod .. Skt•etierberg iirday itt 830 p.Ill m a y Nth! Little Orplisit Annie Florence Livix GEYSER BEATS STANFPRD hist .... Amelia Desier Last suininy oh, the rimii the sini.,--mthq, Inca' ban rark th..v..r high sehool ball tenni returned this., compliment to the Stanford Itigh school tenni by defeating thetti .1 to 11. Txvo weeks ago ford defeated Ileyser 7 to !I stir ihe tieyser field. so this leaves tile matter fifty-fifty or tiftk- worked better than at Saturdays Joh uSiu•It o w, $5,l)t) UttItt Sk i .l. Awarding 01 and Alfother ganie proli- sale. There was a tremendous lot ton. $180.191); A. I). Strout'. $39.50: W\ 1 \e 11 111 T 11114 W\r\ • • • • • 1111 Y It\ 1 1111 .\ 41 111 1114 ' hem' f 11- 'slay (fruy litre to settle the dispute. of in.operty for sale and both the Illissell Thompson. $7.50; R. anctioneer and the bidders work- . Thompson. $13.511; E• Abide Ameries\ A goott ermvd wititessed the. Amelia 1)YsIer Willie S11111111 V 111111 111111 a greal rd last- ( t'Iteney brothers 'were : 1 01.50: 11'. PI Vallee. *4.00; (t. Ihe heaviest hovers tuttI iheir der \Verdi, $45.00; Herman S° 10 • • • • All's. K. W 1111 ' 111101 1 1 111 Y wuitchiiiig the 110Y8 splendid enthusiasm and bidding' tVobletiberg. *3.(j0; .1. 11. Ward. A 1)1411 m put life into the crowd right 1$11.00: R. L. Flitcroft. $7.00: .1.! l'I'\mentoli\ 11 of the • ( 'llots • • • • Lehigh 's 'plots rot. the N:8“,),.- ni*. 'Chm e e %wre %vv.' G. Gillespie. *8.50; Aug Weselto,t.1 ' Professor Tibbs al Red Cross drive is $601) and eral others who bid liberally - nod, $11.00; Harry ; woo, i ii -11 . 114..entation of Diplomas „ , „ 1 ,1 1441 ,1 .v t i le mont'y b uts t wo , mi d i_ all through the afternoon the side' gersoll Hauleil. $50.00: It. E. Free_1 President Not cult seribed and turned ill. This lie)) , spirit was good. , I 1 111111. *6.511; A. E. Mv ti $-1.00; Music Creseent Orehatitre town is Hilit tO reaelt its 11110ta. i t w .„ a a typical R t .,' c ross ts - Strout'. $4.00 .1. W. Cantion,! don. Alan). srtieles sold below their market vallte •AvItile othert4 1 1 ('ash donation.; te I he mutt ion sold for tremendous priees. !mote previous to the stilt'. dur- Ti„, tota l pr k.,. o f pro_ .; nig - the sale slid aftemi - ards were tarty sold over the bloelj was ;Is 1 . 0110‘vtl: $2103.00 which combined w lilt • Gerard Burgess. $1.00; Pete the cash donations inside 1..t al st e cit e ll , $5,00 ; :o rs. sd instrr. of $2405.30. The individual :dr- .s5.00; Miss Roeek. *2.00: Mrs. .1., ehases were as follows: I Smits. $1.00; John liopeltak, $2.00 Osear Anderson, $5:00: E. - \, Ii .C. Aliner, $5.00: PetTy West -1 ,i k i ger. $100 : w . $2:15;1E4111: $5.00; Tom Metlitlin, $5.00; II. G. Berges. $21.00; E. L. Bils-1Mr. and Mrs. T. Waddell, $2.00:1 lend. $5.50; Geo. BefLper, $4.00;1Mrs. W. R. Henderson. *5.00; D.' A. C. Baker. $6.50; Ray' Rissole .1. Stucky. $500: Mrs. A. 1', Jah- $7.50: Butterfield. $11.110; ritn- *5-00: .1- W. Leslie. $5-00: IA, R. Blackman, $10.00: 1\ratik I Smith !total', $5.00; S. I,Atkiii- hlily. $4.00; Lester Black. $22.00; sin! .and family. $5.00; Marini' P. .1. Bell. $19.75; Cheney Pans., (iray. $5.0 1 ); Frank Culver. ' $355,25`; Iletur,v Cole, $4.50: Nels Herthii Nlersh, $5.00: Chas. Marsh A. (liiist lapse !) . $83.00 ; ',ern .) . 5,1)) ; Tay ler Ibtitell, $50.00; Ihni- Chein•y, $5.75; Frank ('idol', $16.. .11.1 Campbell. $2.50; Edgar Hain - 50 ; 11. Dester. $2.50; .1. 14. i'ton. $100.00; Herman Adams. Denhart. $20.00; Will . Dupree, *5.00: 1)1'. •1. 11. 1Villiamc $5-00; $teeo : J asper te,„ ns , *1:3 . 50 ; e. °ever NeiS011. $5.1111 . : lialph ! C. Edwards,. $14.06 1 H. te Prig. 115, $5.1(1); (leo. Wentworth $10.00 hie. $21.00: Dos , a Fisher. $77.25: Aliscellaneous sales amounting • .1. A. Fellerhotr: - $112.00; Ilarry to $12.;i0'were nilide after the Galt. $26.50 ; W, Galt, $32.25; t ne t i on was over. Glen Galt, $14.00; Chas. Gregory, , $5.00;.(leo. lloseek, *1.00; Alex Ilandford. • $13.011;. Hager.' • NOT,ICE 'man, $23.75: II, C.'litTisst, 443.01; • State Eighth grade examine- d. I. Hammer, $6.50 ; (leo. Ilami r lions will Ise held in Lewistown, ford. $1.50; W. H. H en d erson , 41 ; Fergus County. Alontans. 011 'Hawk. $14.00 ; A j a i l - day and Saturday. May 31st and Fen. $10.25; Leo Ielleher. $48.00; June 1. 1918. Nellie IA, Fahey, W. G... latke;. $4.50; Dr. .1. Lebo- County Seperintendent. . 1 - 00000000000000• 0 0000000000000000000000000000 U Patriotism and Business Every good citizen at this time should do his share toward strengthening the Federal Reserve - Banking System which our Government has creat- ed with its billion dollars of resources to stand back of its member banks and all their depositors. You can contribute directly to the strength of this system, and at the same time secure its. protec- tion by depositing your money with us, since part of every dollar you deposit with us goes directly into the new system, where it ,s always ready for you when wanted, MEM1lEa FEDERAL TIESENvr: SYSTEM This is a suggestion for prompt action. Attend the Red Cross Sale in Stanford, Sat., May llth First National Bank of Stanford Capital and Surplus $50,000.00 00 0000 00 . X4)(17)001Cari . 00000 0 0 0 0 000 000 0 0 o •-• - • -
