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The Stanford World (Stanford, Mont.), 25 July 1918, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053199/1918-07-25/ed-1/seq-6/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
• a THE STANFOiD WOkLD • Tent Meetings Here This Week and Next Evangehat Geisenheiner 0 f Chicago, with Mr. and Misr, '1'. M. Hillhouse, musical directors, will begin a series of evangelistic meetings, assisting Rev. R. Alex- ander, Wednesday, July 24, in a large water -proof tent accommo- dating 500 people. These friends have had large esperiem•e in this work, anil Mr. and Mrs. Hillhouse are accom- plished musicians. Mr : Geisen- heiner for the past seventeen years has been conducting evan- gelistic meetings in the Central and Western states. llis services areh ighly commended by pas- tors and people where he has hi. bored. The prayers and co-tquer- ation of Clu•istian people are de- sirett that this series of meetings may prove a 'blessing to Stan- ford arid vicinity. All persons, regardless of faith and denomin- ational affiliation. are heartily invited to attend these services. ed by the meetings. Rev. A !exam hr. II. A. BROWN, Pastor The following is from the pas- tor of the church at Windham: \The Windham tent meetings eo wloctud by the evangelistic party now at Stanford closed on last Sunday night. The meet- ings were very helpful to the community and there will be a number of additions to th e church. The ( 'heist ions were very much Wessell and iiicken- ljc Wiftorlb W. P. DUNTON Editor • Publfslied at the ll'orld Office at Stanford, Montana, every Thursday. Entered at the Stanford yostoffiee as st.eond elasq mail matter, under the act, of :March 3, I879. Siihseription $2.00 per year. SCHOOL TRUSTEES HOLD SESSION AT LEWISTOWN At the Iasi regular meeting of ,t he Association of the School . Trusteem of Fergus County, the members present voted to hold the next meeting of the associa- tion during the session for teach- ers of thel7entral Montana Sum- mer School, which is beinb held in Lewistown from July 15 to August 24,and to invite the seloml trustees of the to co-operating with lite Slimmer School. The (hat e for the meet- ing was left with the executive ulcers of the asma•iation and the Vounty Superintendents who set the time on the afternoon and evening of August 1. We recog- nize that, in fixing this date, it may overtake you on the eve Of harvest, but we are hoping that it will catch you before opera- tions are begun. Four counties. ('bout can. Fur - Gus, Wheatland and Maegher, are co-operating in carrying On the summer sehool and you will find over two hundred teachers attending when you visit Lewis- town August 1st. This is a rare opportunity for you to meet the teachers who will have charge of the schools of your tounty. You will have a (gimlet. to 1.0inpare the teacher of your distriet with • thost• of other eountii•s; to ex- seined as returning a mush high - amine the kind of work thaey er ire•orire than the bonds. are doing, and to discuss jointly There are various methods with tht•in the problems that ex- used and likely to he \used some ist iii .vour district. The govern- or the gold-briek varb•ty and ment is daily asking ever,v dis- others less erude and probably triel school to make itself a een- within the limits of ilie law. All dissemination of information. offers for Liberty Bonds except Conte in arid find out how this tor 'Holley and ai . market value - may be done. In this way yoii should he scrutinized carefully. will be in sympathy with your The bonds are the safest of in - teat lens eforts and t•an ri•mieC vestments and have noti-taacatble her efficient aid. -Committee. and other valuable featurea. I o hold your Liberty . Loan Bonds. if possibl . is patriotic. RED CROSS NOTES 'Cu consult your rikers befort• Ladies prpi ;it Red Cross selling is wise, rot it 1•'ridiry July 19, uvi•re d.; VI it crof t , Baylis, I Lele,vitz, Frispie. Strout'. Sleep ‘valking only occurs In deep Somnambulists Deep Sleepers. zer. Matthews, Gibson. O. s l eep . That Is the reason sainnambu- Gregory, and Miss Lambert and i nsts ere unaware of their meander. Miss Minnehati. Ines about. Here Is the proof. A col- lege student formed the habit of get- ting up In his slecp, dressing, walking down to the ocean, undressing, taking a deliberate and enjoyable swim, dressing, walking back to his room. un- dressing, and retiring again, only to wake up In the morning without the slightest Inkling of remembrance from the escapade of the night. Those credited with home work this week are: Mrs. My- rick, 6 comfort. kits; Stu•prise Creek ladies, 4 bed shirts; Mrs. Peters, 3 pajama suits; Nora Moen, tbathrobe: Mrs Hammer, 1 pajama suit. Knitted goods turned in: Mist; Mondale, 1 pair socks; Mrs Gibson. 2 pairs socks; Miss Lambert, 1 • pair socks; Mrs. P. . Smith. 2 pair NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION socks; Miss Viroda Clark, 3 pair ;•hir socks: Mrs. M. Mosier. 1 pair rocks; Mrs. Walter Bell. I part. ::oeks. HOLD YOUR LIBERTY BONDS To successfully finance the war it i s/neeessarY I hal ()WIWI'S of Liberty Bonds hold their bonds if possible. Where for any good reason it is neeessary fur them to turn their bonds into cash they should seek the advice of their bankers. Liberty Loan Bonds are very desirable in and crafty in di v id eals are using various meanut to seeure them from own- ers . not familiar with stock val- ues and like punters. One meth- od is to offer to exchange for Liberty lfonds stocks. or' bonds those oft other districts twit with of doubtful organizations 1-epre- 19311•1••■•,•••111.flaBOINIIIIIIIPCP-11111! , . f lic ‘'\atiiII IIMINVOIW % THE UNIVERSAL CAR 1 u Remember that . when you bring your Ford car to us for mechanical attention that you get genu- ine Ford service—materials, experienced workmen and Ford factory prices. Your Ford is too useful, too valuable to take chances with poor mechanics, with equally poor Materials. Bring it to us and save both time anti money. We are authorized ry Ford dealers, trusted . the Ford Motor Company i to look after the w, nts of Ford owners—that's the assurance we offer. . v Galt Bros. Stanford, Mont. . Department of the Interior, U. S. Land Office rut Lewistown, Montana, July 20, 1918. Notice is hereby given that Albert L. Kolar, of Dover, Montana, who. on De- cember 10, 1914. made homestead entry. No. 030355, for 8E 1 .4. See - 25, Township 17 north. Range 11 East. Mont a Ila Meridan. has filed notice of intention to make three year proof, to establish claim to the land above deacribeth before W. S. Hawk, U. S. Commissioner, at Stanford. Montana. on the 26th day of August, 1918. Claimant names as witnesses: . Frank E. !War, Itowat•d E. Smith, F. E. Smith, all of Dover, Montana. Lester Black. of Stan- ferd. Montana. 11. J. KELLY, Register. Classified Ads FOR SALE CHEAP—Flanders runabout. Inquire at the World office. . Films Developed 10 cents roll. Prints 3c and up.—Photo Shop, Lewistown, Montana, Adv. FOR SALE— Bran anti shorts at the grist mill. tf NOTICE Storage batteries and repairs for any model car, new or second- hand. Also Distilled water.—Her- man Ostergren. FOR SALE—Some good much cows. Also good grade 2 -year - old -short -horn heifers and steers. Walter O'Connell. 2 1 / 2 mile( east of Stanford. TAKEN UP—Abottt May 15, one bay gelding, weight about 1,000 pounds; no visible brand ; young horse. J. II. Ward. Coyote Bench. 7-3 \\ ANTED—I bay mare, about 7 years old. branded E4 on left shoulder; 151.01)00 may have you eolt ; disappeared about 5 months ago; liberal reward for in leading to recovery of same. E. Mathias, Moccasin. o l k \\ S1 1 \\ : 45°111t , f H. R. FREIGHT AND PASHNGED HATES RAISED BY M1000 33 Per CNA /7141,1144 Isk Pri 1 aW — P•s*****IR 4 I\ to Be 3 Cents a 1414 The President .Sees the Need ji I N a recent letter to the President, this statement is made by Secretary McAdoo: \It it; obvious that every part of our industrial and economie life should be maintained at its maximum strength in order that each may contribute in the fullest measure to the vigorous prosecution of the war.\ \Our local public utilities must not be permitted to become weakened.\ President Wilson said in is reply: \It is essential thai these utilities should be maintained at their maxitnum efficiency and that everything rea- sonably possible should be done with that end in view.\ In telephone service, as in other utilities, the costs of labor and all material for operation, betterment and upkeep have increased heavily and suddenly. It has been necessary to increase radically and quickly both service and facilities. The decreased earning capacity ot the public service comPaniea, due to war conditions, is acknowledged by the Comptroller of the Currency in his annual repert to Congress. A readjustment of rates of minor importanoe to the individual subscriber will enable the telephone earn- • •• • ' ' • '. 1 iVi'a a ttiVtleVii pany to inset war-tiso* requirements. The Mountain States Telerihone and Telegtaph Car of August; 1918. will be closed on Saturday. the 27th day of Ju- ly, 1918, at 5 o'clock P. M. Eleetors may register for Said election at the office of the Coun- ty Clerk at the Court, House, in the City of Lewistown, Fergus County. Montana, between the hours of 9 a. in. and 5 V. m., or by appearing before any Justice of the Peace or Notary Public. or Deputy Registrar•in the coon - in the manner provided by law. eAll persons who failed to vote at the General election, on Nov- ember 7th, 1916, but who regis- tered at the polls and voted at the Seed Grain election will be required to re -register. W. W. WHEATON, County Clerk mid - Ex -Officio Comity Registrar for Fergus County. Political .Announcements Announcements under this head- ing 10c per line per issue. 1 am a candidate for nomina- .. aon for county commissioner on the democrat ticket at the Au- gust- primaries. W. EVEREW LANE A. 'I'. Miller announces that he is a candidate for County Assess- or at the primary election on the Democratic ticket. 6-4 • • I am a candinate for nomina- r.on for county commissioner on the Republican ticket 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 H. LANE. To the honorable C. T. Stewart, Secretary of the State of Mon- tana, Helena, Montana, and the Members of the Democrat- ic Party and the Electors of the State of Montana. 1, J. H. Hall, state that I re- side at. Great Falls, Montana; that my official residence is He-. lena, Montana, my present post - office address: If lain nomi- nated for the office of Railroad Commisioner of the State of Montana, at the primary nomi- Noeice is hereby given that tinting election to be held in the the Registration Books for the State of Montana on August 27, Primary Nominating Election to 1918, I will accept the notnina- be held.wl Tuesday, the 27th drky tion and will not withdraw,. and Notice of Closing of Registration Books for Primary Election Standatd Wisconsin Binding Twine . . Farmers Equity Elevator Co., Windham . 24c Real Gravely Plug has been chewed for its real tobacco satisfaction ever since 1831. It's made the good old Gravely way. rn Peyton &and Real Gravely Chewing Plug 10c a pouch—and worth it Graoelylosta somuch longerie coats no more tochsto than ordinary plait P. B. Gravely Tobaeco Company Danville, Virginia if I am elected will qualq as such officer. If I am nominated stud elected I will, during the term of my office, discharge my duties faithfuly. J. H. HALL. Helena,, Montana, June 8, 1918. NOTICE TO CREDITORS EState of David Phippo, de- ceased: Notice is hereby given by the undersigned ; Roy C. Cro- mer, Public Adtninistrator of Fergus County, Montana, Ad- ministrator of the estate of Da- vid Phippo, Deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hav- ing claims against the said De- ceased, to exhibit them with the necessary vouchers, within four months after The first publication of this notice, to the said Admin- istrator at his office at 209-210 Bank Electric Building, Lewis- town, Montana. Dated at Lewistown, Montana, July 5, 1918. ROY C. CROMER, Administrator of Estate of David Phippo, Peceased. First publication July11 1918. Lewistown., List No. 632 NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION 042197 United States Land Office, Lew- istown, 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 2211d day of June, 1918, filed in this- office its application 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 (SWIASWI/ 1 ) of Section Twenty-four (24) in Township Eighteen (18) North of Range Eleven (11) East: Any and all persons claiming adversely the lands described, or desiring to object because of the Mineral character of the land, or any other reason, to the disposal to applicant, should file their af- fidavits of protest in this o'fQee, on or before the 6th day of gust, 1918. J. KELLY, Register. 4 •
