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401.... .01.1 THE STANFORD WORLD ..e tbe tanforb DUNION Editor oro Publi:lied at the \Verb! Office at Stanford. Mectame every Thursday. Entered at the Stanford I ostoffice as bee08,1 els- , mail matter, under the act of iarch 3, 1879. Subscription $2.00 per year. Surely Would Be Missed. If ell the foolishness were midden!, stricken Prom the world. what would the people have to BMA: about in the future? Banana Cultivation. It Is net generally knew'', tido the banana k 1111811:11. The fruit I;. maturity about a year ufter the shoot Is planted. the trunk of the t r ee stilt ;4,1 nem ly alt it liiilig a betel,' at frent S ti , 10 feet and a girth or inches. From the reef of the tree se%• tural shoots or stieliers sprout. 4., , which hi turn !pet-44111es a The life of the banana tree, hde 4, • r Is not unusually Iona, for it Is ter• , 41 ufter the fruit k gathered mill some- times tuiciced during the operation. Special Flooring From Sawdust. lit combination with eement, saw - desk of various kinds mud colors are used in the eonstruction of special flooring, such as that used in hospitale. SOS, flooring. inade with the material In a plastic stale can be laid out In a single pie. e. without cracks or joints. and so made germ -proof. It Is, fur- thermore. \silent\ and easier to tread than tile. 'AA% & , .-trantran Hog Exhibit Unusually Large LA , ItUZIfz;:c. -2 sar k43tw Sh or t age of Fats Main Cause The world faces such a fat fa- Giot it is imperative for Ano erica to raise more hogs. Gevernment specialist 8 :try tie condition abroad .a acute. .It Is for this or\ .ttioal!....t, that much an of- fer: ; • to a . 4c:..44.. inter - \mu show at the y:entcrat :--; 0 Fair, Helena, Sept. lb. I t ; - .;a being urged to raise w ar ,. e a s r t or'y beaairau of tha war,: y ,.; tat.; 4,it on 'acconat 4): U o mareily of meat. Hogs multi - y'.: eve or six hi • ;es as rapidly as • V othar meal eclat:II. A io - or v, -id oduee two littera of pies in fete - ,37 ,nr, or tar --4. Ottcrs In .t.ae year,. cacli littua ra atig from I.e La • pigs. The hog has no rival as o coasumer of garbage, damageti z:oins. end other tinmaraetab'e eenerally go to waste. tintvo on forage crops and V• t'ty r,:cato N-aded. 1)(•C:111: , e pork I a fatty rat:4', taett; - 1). that it talc become 530 The h11111a•I 7' eI`.\ 7111%4, e f.oty food in tte - • str !In.' 70 .1 is to:17 s .•1 '!' fart 1 .3 h tee 7 ' to!' -r ru a of I N):11 t oho ca - al'.:'aa. Is getting serfoi:s. A America simply must increase C.71 production of bti t , ;. or the toss of hundreds of . ..lt else- where la, certain td .:t l - t lite r•ct in -rod for ; ho P. - u lilt , in I tell: to 7\.• S 7'\ .\ tat ato at . . • . .s been such a r I Wa ita . .e i io der efforts to tie'. t .;14,..tie , 811 demand. 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We 111'1' authorized Ford dealers. invited IcV the Ford Motor Comically to look after the %voids of' Ford owners -01;0's the assurance we offer. Galt Bros. Stanford, Mont, , I • • • Bowser Was Benign But An Old Goat Spoiled It All (Copyright. ahq:111,3 Newspaper Syndleate.) By M. QUAD. It wits a pleasant Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Bowser had down to get a nap, the cook had gone on a visit to her mother, and the cat was on the alley fence taking a sun bath and half asleep. Mr. Bowser lighted Ms cigar, arranged his necktie and took his cane for a walk. He hail had a good night's sleep the night before. He had had a 144)401 breakfast. Ile had read the pa- pers. The day was so beautiful that lie felt to forgive all enemies and find no fault with anything in nature or mankind. Up the street half a block, as Mr. Bowser sauntered abing. he found 77 rope at acruss time sidewalk tool each end held by a child. There bad been Nipe skitupine, but they had stopped at play to have n Mile sport with Mr. Bowser. Instead of order- ing them to Mom the rope, he took with ,you about that bill. I happen to have the anfount of It In uor picket and you Thitst take it. I do not think 1 uuderstand the true cost of plumbing as well as you do. I always want to to the fair thing.\ \Mr. Bowser, you are a fair and honest WWI,\ replied the plumber, as he took the mutiny. \By George, but it does my heart good to meet up with such a man!\ The smile on Mr. Bowser's face broadened as he walked on. Here was mealier case where he had made a person believe that life was worth the living, and his heart swelled as he thought of It. He was so benign that the tuotorman on a passing trolley car looked at him and wished he had time to stop his car and borrow a dot- ter. Presently a boy came along with robiu in an out cage. Mr. Bowser smiled at the boy and at the robin and asked of the boy: \My son, what are you doing with that bird?\ \I am taking it home,\ replied the boy. \I bought hint of a boy for 15 cents.\ \Oh but It is wrong to Imprison a bird like that. He Iltls got a mate who is looking for hlm, and, perhapa, young robins, who are pining for his care.\ \But you won't take him away from me, will your' appealed the lad 113- he got ready to run awaY• \No. my S011, I won't, but I will buy liiuii of you HMI give him his freedom, and must year, If he conies back. he may light on my windrow - 'There Was a Collision.' to lite glitter armee, it, and at thc same thee ae teals unit said \Skipping the rape. lire you? 1Vell. that will tiring reties to your 'hooks. ii nil,,V4111 V.111 grow up tit he liatitlsome girls. No mie shetild complain of you. Here is a dime to buy vanity for all of yeti.\ dust at the 7 . 7)riter %%ere two trainee leaning up against a fence. They saw Mn, !looser g. and sem I hat lie was cmitented anti Iseult:1r. This 1141 them to the conclusion that things were jill wrong In this end& /1841 111:II Ile ought to he rustle to share his money with them. Thpy tligl not strike him for anything is lie passed. but one of them called him lin old robber. Mr. Bowser heard it. and turned :Mimi and said: • 81111IP right? And any of you can Wive \Boys 3.4111 shouldn't feel that Wily this cag e who wants it.\ day as IIVIS Is. Down a cross street, two blocks in whin 1114illey I have. MA It Is MIT II til y1IIIC4! of Mr. Bowser, some bad great deal, 1 have made fairlY ilcii boys who had never been talked to lemestly. 1 have ii' it robbed sew op- , by a benign Mail, were encouragleg a presstel any man. and I certainly fight between a dog anti a goat. simulti be glad to see you eernitie Neither animal cared to:tight. They a day. Here is a querter for ench of were also somewhat benign. They HIM 3 7 .' 11 \a 41 \ WII\t Y\ 11 Iii se sniffed at each other and bluffed a U ith it.\ ; little, but each hoped to get out of The men's attitude eitimeed at once. the situation without a conflict. The and they lifted their old loos te him boys persisted. however, and finally anti begged lie would not have tiaiy the dog was encouraged to go in for hariPfeelings on account of their a shindy. He sprang forward ariol t a k s t i u r . . Bowser met the plumber. They courage was not equal to the orca- gave the goat a bite, and the goat's luid not been goml friends for the last Mon. Ile turned and ran. It was just six months, owing to the fact that the what the dog was hoping for, and he plumber had been called to mend a made a vigorous pursuit. Facing the rear end of the goat Is a far differ- ent thing from facing his horns. It was a pretty even race to the corner, and gm goat arrived there just as Mr. Bowser did. There was a col- lision and Mr. Bowser went into the glitter with cane and hat and the I - m- ilieu smile scattered all around. The dog stopped. and, after a moment, the goat put on speed anti soon vanished from view. And what 'did the benign Mr. Bow- ser do when he picked himself out of the dusg Ile looked around for somebody to hold him to blame for the calamity. He found three or four men and shook his fist under their noses, and he swore by the beard of his father to lick the whole town. The benign smile had faded forever. Mr. Bowser went home. Ills hat was broken and his cane was splin- tered, and there was dust all over him. He found Mrs. Bowser np and ready to ask him questions, but, instead of re- plying, he went upstairs and was seen no 'more until the evening meal was ready. During garret retirement he did some thinking, and -the thinking was expressed to himself on the way downstairs: \By thunder, but being a benign and happy man don't pay dye cents on a dollar, and I am going to quit ill\ 4i= I II / I k We • 111, a, \They Lifted Their Hats to 1 im.\ ,0 ... pin -hole leak in a water i sy and had charged $2.50 for about 30 cents' worth of work. Mr. Bowstur lucid re- fused to pay the hill, and the plumber find threatened /I law suit. The id ii turned aside when he saw that a meeting was about to occur, hut Mr. Bowser walked up and slapped hint on the back and said: \Plumber. °COMM I Was too short sill and sing his thanks to me. I will give you half a dollar for the bird.\ \You can have him in a holy min- ute,\ exclaimed the boy. And as soon 718 the coin was passed over he set the rage down at Mr. Bowser's feet and Weill away shouting with glee as he went. The cage was lifted up. the robin taken out and given a toss Into the alr, and as it flew away Mr. Bowser almost had tears In his eyes. tie had done another good deed. Three or four people had gathered around him and they saw the bird go and expressed their astonishment. Mr. Bowser smiled ' at them and exclaimed: \Mankind has a right to freedom, and why shouldn't our birds have the Notice is hereby given that the Regist ration Books ror I lit' Piimary Nominating Eleetion to ' be held on Tuesday, the 27th day of August. 1918. will he closed oe Saturday. the 27th day of Ju- ly, 1918. at 5 o'cloek P. M. Electors may register for said election at the office of the Coun- ty Clerk at the Court House, in Inc City of Lewistown. Fergus ( minty. Montana, between the hours Of 9 a: ill. and 5 p iii.. or by appearing before any Justice of the Peace or Notary Piddle. oi Deputy Registrar in ,the coun- t.% in the manner provided by Iu w. All persons who failed to vote at the Oenern1 election. on Nov- ember 701. 1916, lint who regis- tered at the polls and voted at the Seed Crain election will be required to re -register. W. W. WIIEA TO N CountT Clerk and Ex -Officio County Registrar for Fergus County. Political Announcements Announcements under this head- ing 10c per line per issue. I -am a candidate for noinina- .ion for coinity eommissioner on the democrat ticket at the Au gust priinaries. • W. EVERETT LANE A. T. Miller iiiiiiontleCs that he is a eandidate for County Assess - pr at the primary election on the Democratic ticket. 6-4 I a.)itt candinate for nomina- :...n for county commissioner on the Republican Iieltel at the pri- maries to be held in August. • PERRY J. IRISH . I am a candidate for the nomi- nation for the office of Sheriff of Fergus County 'on the Demo- cratic ticket. JAMES II. LANE. To the honorable C. T. Stewart, Secretary of the State of 'Mou- thful, Helena, Montana. and the Alembers of the Democrat - Standard Wisconsin Binding Twine . . . Farmers Equity Elevator Co., Windham 24c Even a small chew of Real Gravely Chewing Plug satis- fies. It gives more real to- bacco comfort than a big chew of ordinary tobacco. Peyton Brand Real Gravely Chewing Plug 10c a pouch -and worth it Gravely lasts sornuch longer it costs no more to chew than ordinary plug • P. B. Gravety Tobacco Company Danville, Virginia Classified Ads iN SALE , ' CIIE,AP-Flanders loitabout. Inquire at the World Films Developed 10 cents roll. ' Prints 3c and up. -Photo Shop, Lewistown, Montana. Adv, 1-'1)U I;raii aiiut shorts .1; tile grist mill t I NOTICE 'Itittage batteries and repairs for any moilel ear, new or s('cond- hand. Also Distilled water.-Iler- ma n Ostergren. L'1)11 1,1.: Some good mulch Al ,o good grade t'- uulsl heifers and steers. W a lter O'Connell, 2'a miles east s l' --About May 15. one hay gelding, veight about 1.000 !initials: no visible brand: young horst'. .1. H. Ward. Coyote Bench. 7-3 \1 A NT ED -1 bay Ina re, about years old. branded E4 MI left ...boulder: probably may have young eolt : 'disappeared about .) months tigo: liberal reward for iitiorination leading It) reeovers. .4 ....aim.. E. n ' scribed, before W. S. Ilawk, U. ir l'arty and the Ele,1ors of Ile. State of Montana. I. J. II. Hall, state that l re - ,le at Orval Falls, Alimiana; •Mt: itty offieial residence is He- lena. Alontana. my present post - office address. If lain nomi- nated for the office of Rait - :mid t'onintisioner of the State of Montana. at the prinnr.;. - nomi- nating eleetinil to be held in the State of Mtmicittiit on AuglIN: 27, 19k-4. I will aeeept the iinaiiini- tion and will not svit hilrasv. and II' I am elected will qualify 1114 offieer. If I ant nominated and eleeted I will. during the term of my offiee, discharge my duties faithfuly. II. .11ontana, June 8, 1918, NI/TICE POE: PUBLIt'ATION Department of the Interior, U. 8. h a nd ()Mee at Lewistown, Montana. .June 15. 191g. Notice is hereby given that Milo A. Ross, of Stanford. ,Nlontana, who, on APril 15. 1115, \lade additional homestead entry. No. 0:11833, for St. 2 NEI:. i Sec. 5. township J..6 N, range 11 E. Montana merithui, nos tiled 1106,4 , or iotvotioo to ihree year proof,, to estab- lish claim to the land above de - S. Commissioner, Stanford, Mon - Notice of,Closing of Registration tam,, oil the - 2211i1 day of JulY, Books for Primary EleCtion 191. Claimant names es witnesses: Claude C. Alexander, Dian B. Wirt. Newell 11. Matthews. Wal- ter C. Eliteroft. all of Stanford, NIoniona. II. J. KELLY, Register. Lewistown List No, 632 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 042197 [lilted Si ales La tid 14I . 14•I', Lew- ist own. Montana. June 25, 1918. Notice is hereby given that the Northern Pacific Railway Com- pany. whose post office address is St. Paul. Minnesota. has this 22nd day of .11111e. 1918, filed in this offjpe its appliention to se- lect under the provisions of the act of Congress. approved July 1. 1898. (30 Stat. 597, 620.) - Southwest Quarter of the South- west Quarter (SWI;i1-1W 1 ,4) of Seetion Twenty-four (24) in Township Eighteen (18) North of Range Eleven (11) East: Any 'and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or &siring to object because of the Mineral ehttraeter of the land, or any oilier reason, to the disposal to applieant. should file their af- fidavit s of protest in this office, on or before the 6th day of Au- gust. 1918. H. J. KELLY, Register. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estate of David ['hippo. de- ('rase(I : Notice is hereby given by the inidersignedMoy C. Cro- mer, Public Administrator of Fergus County, Montana. Ad- ministrator of the estate of 1)a- vid l'illp'po, • 1)eceased. to the creditors of. and all persons hav- ing claims' against the said De- ceased, to exhibit them n with the necessary vouchers, within four, monI hs ;I fter the first publication of this notice, to the said Admin- istrator ;it his office at 209-210 Bank Eleettie Building, Lewis- town. Montana. Dated at Lewistown, Montana, July 5, 1918. • It()V C. 'CROMER, Administrator of Estate of David Phippo, Deceased. First. publication Julyll 1918. S i 1. • S. ••
