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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-7/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
THE STANFORD WORLD: at w- 8. he m- ss tis in Re - he ly th- of in rth ing or the or sal af- ter. • • • 0 0000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o 0 00000000000 000 0•0000000000 0 0000000000000( 00000 0000000 • 00000 • • • 00 000000 o Harvest Time is on There is no time in the year when you appreciate good wear and quality in work clothes as in harvest time. We are head quarters for all Standard Makes and Brands in Work Clothes. We have them all sizes and prices $4.00 to $6.50 And they are still sold under the Famous Mon- ey Back Guarantee: 10e if a button conies off, 50c if a waist band rips, $1.00 if the rip at the seat or elsewhere, The Ripon and the Famous Frank Russell Gloves The Glove of unquestioned wear, service' and fit. 'OSHKOSH OVER ALLS B'GOSH The Overall that does not bind, is roomy and comfortable in the bib and waist band also. Nunn Bush and the Weinbrenner NVork Shoos for men in many differeid styles to snit all. No matter ltow sells:illy() you may be in your every day shoe, we have got just the style shoe you are looking for. 'llI iliinson army last. too. The Lee Union all Carharts and Osh-KOsh Cover Ails Just the thing for the harvest field IT'S FALSE ECONOMY to use old, worn-out machinery. Save the grain and help win the war. We carry in stock complete the, following lines: Jopn Deere Binders, Mowers and Rakes. -Dempster Stockers and Bull Rakers. Plymounth Binder Twine. BASIN TRADING C 000000 0000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 000000000000 00000000000 Dr. J. Lebovitz CALL PHONE NO. 26 Stanford, Montana Resident Deputy State Veterinary Surgeon Dr. F. B. Remer VETERINARIAN Office at Leslie's Livery Barn , Mont. Veterinary License No. 76 Dr. H. 0. Moore DENTIST Office Over First National Bank Stanford, Montana E. G. Warden U. A Gribble WARDEN & GRIBBLE ATTORNEYS AT LAW Practice in all the Courts and U. S. Land Office Old First National Bank Building LEWISTOWN, MONTANA GEYSER HARNESS SHOP Rectair work of all kinds. Shoe repairing a specialty Harness washed and oiled for $2 a set.. Send us your work and we guarante satisfaction. PRICES REASONABLE M. M. Brown Geyser, Mont. %IA dr\ Ell The Town and Vicinity mu P. J. Bell made a trip to Great Miss Ada Leslie visited friends Falls on Thursday. in Lehigh over Sunday. Harold Ingersol went to Lew- istown on business Saturday. Melvin Hammer has taken tile Pure 011 job formerly held by P. J. Bell. Miss Margaret Durr of Lewis- town is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. E. Peterson. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Stough came down from Great. Falls for a short visit this week. .\ won Shaffer haul hi); family the eirsus Tuesday ; N1'..\NTED.l'hiel:ens of all kinds [th- statiforti idcrktait It•ri. of (rat Falls F, „ t1 ,1 ); . home of John o 1.71'—llay 2 -year geld- g 511 1141 should- 0 0 A. II. Moen tt' 0 a iveek's outing. They are null:- g nig the trip in their ear. )0 .0 Me. anti Mrs. Lee ('oh' enter- g tamed at 6 o'cbicli dinner Thurs—, „ i lig the follolving'1 1 ,3 gut•sts :lii r. and :\ I rs. James o Alp. and Eugene g kaylis. and Mr. and ,Alrs. Leo g Mrs. th L. Skelton mild g sok have gout , to Spokane, and 0 :11r \Yin 1 . 11110‘1' as 5114111 /Is 11;1 1'1'1'51 is ()Ver. eX.pel le settle 501110S111cee 1111 t lie COi151 l'1' 4 II Wel wjj probably sloli drholviii \Vititter filmed his family ',11e)r ranelt near lievser Ole tir,), of the Nev. and Mrs. E. S. Ireland of t; e y ser v i s it e d w ith th e e dit or ' s Itititiht this week, and attended the tent inet•tings. Mr. and Mrs. N. U. Matthews left on Monday for Hunters Hot Springs, NVIIeee t hey will 011,10 . 1' •te,:tore•:. on the program at Ilel- eoti Mr. Pit' kill made a tour of European vountries hy direc- tion of Food .Ndininistrator Hoover to gather data on the food situation. The meeting will conclude with a banquet and it is announced that there will lie nothing served at the festive board use(' to help win the Will'. CHURCH NOTES Next Stuiday services will be as follows: Sunday school at 10 a. in. in the clitireh. Pr•Tching at 11 a. in. in the big tent. This will be in the nature of it patriot- ic. tally. Stanford orchestra will be present and render a number of selections. Theme: \America and Her Relation to the World Confliet.\ For the 3 o'clock ser- vice: God ' S 'Laborers,\ anti for the evening service, at 8 p. \ AGreat :Military Character.\ At all these services Rev. Mr. Geisenheiner will speak and Mr. Hillhouse will sing. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday of next week we shall have a 3 O ' clock service. I am very anxious to see all who may have a leisure hour, in town or eountry, take advantage of the Same. Commencing at 8:15 eaeh eve- ning, these meetings will continue all iiext week. Let US make it a point to be present. it . not every night, as often as we possibly can. To hear these men will he an inspirati1011, till opport uniey Alex McDonald came over E. F. Cobb of Geyser was in we de not qlways have brought. from Geraldine on Sunday, mak- town a few daws this week, ma- so elpse to us. Hence let us stand hug the trip across by ear. rootleti on account of bad roads. by them with our presence and FOUND—A .red boar. Now at Running Wolf ranch. Owner ideal's call for it. A. Neubert. Miss Madge Conrad came over from Lewistown to visit friends tor a few days the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Conrad of Winnett a spent it few days out at. the A. E. Moore ranch the first of the week. B. F. Galt was up from Geyser Wednesday, having some dental work done. In other words on a pleamre trip. . Mr. and Mrs. James Rouen en- tertained Rev. Alexander . and wife at luncheon and dinner on Monday evening. Mrs. ll. II. Galt and 8011 Leigh- ton left. the first. of the week to spend the remainder of the sum- mer with relatives in Minnesota. i Word has been received from Miss Mary Gregory that she is at present located at Camp Dodge, Iowa, and is greatly pleased with lier work, . '1'lle wheat harvest, in this sec- tion has commenced. Mr. Cluist- enson stalest! cut *ng last Thus- (1a y, and S. 1. Atlinson expected to begin this week. Miss Belle Sandmeyer of Gey- ser was in town Wennesday or- ganizing a class in piano 'music. She has secured a number of pu- pils and will begin her duties as instruct -or next Wednesday. George Wright of Lewistown WO .8 in tow - it On Thursday. Mrs, W. Peek spent several daYs in Great, Falls the first of the week. . Miss Ethel Carpenter of Le- high is visiting Mrs, A. B. Peter- son this week. Jasper Evans is spending a few day in Geyser this week look- ing after business interests. Miss Martha Stueky returned to her home east of town Sat IIP- day, after seven months visit in Eiyria, Kansas. Miss Ennna Iluwald bid good- bye to her ,Statiord friends the first of the weey,' going to Stev- ensville, Mont.; where she has it brot her. Mrs. L. W. Obershaw of Cas- cade, Mont., retarned to her home Thursday after several weeks stay with her brother,R. C. Harvey. Reinhart Olson, one of the . boys from this place in the re- eent draft, has been exempted from military duty by the local hoard on neeount of defective •yesight. G. W. Conrad of •Witinett is sisiting tit 1. he home of, Al Vfi Moore this week. Mr. Conrad was at one time manager of the Rocky Mountain elevator at this place, anti is now in the same line a business at Winnett. We have sold this week to the River Press of Fort Benton, a big job press for which we had •no use, and will put the proceeds 'Into new job type,which will give us the equipment to do a higher class of work than ever. • We can do all your job printing and give . ) . o ‘ i c isatisfaction in quality and 1ii e. MILCH COWS coming fresh soon for sale at the old Esteles place on Sourdough bench. MRS. O. SKRETTEBERG 7-4 pr»yers. We had a grand day up in the mountains Sunday. Twenty-one ears made the rOund trip. taking 145 persons to the campi»g grounds on Running Wolf. The day was most ideal. calm and eool. Lunch was served about 2 p, in., band concert at :I p. and Children's Day program at 5. In addition to this short ad- dresses were given by Mr. Hawk and Dr. Myrick. Everyone seemed to be highly pleased and all enjoyed them- selys to the full. The Sunday School feels deep- ly grateful to the members of the band who rendered such an excellent program and to all the other friends who helped out in the way of transportation. Rev. Alexander. Weakness. The fearful unbelief Is unbelief In yourself.—Carlyle. _ a _ n We can turn out any- thing in the printing line that you need, at a price as low as any one, quality, material and workmanship con- sidered. Come in and see us before placing your order elsewhere. IL. 'I. 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 a 0 0 HARVEY'S Drug Store Thorough Cleart- liness is th efirst step in the proper care of the skin and for this every woman should regularly use a good cold cream. COLD CREAM JON TEEL is as fine and pure a cold cream as can be made and wil lnot grow hair. Delightfully perfumed with the of 26 flowers—Jonteel. 55 Cents a a a a a a a a a a a co a a a a costly new odor a a a a The Reliable Rexall Line a a ce ocl0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000a 4 The NO1•1 IINVe51 01'11 I'll ill ilSSOCill 1011 Meets ill 1101011;1 4 , V111111•511ily and W. • lii it - k. of the Farmers elevator js hut attendance. ,111 ad the siihjeet, \Looping • tip. 1Vorld in Wartime. — 1),v )1r. p .1. of the S. Food ad)i)nistration 1611 he Mit' it 1 Ile • • • • Wise and Patriotic I Are those who are getting their winter's supply of coal stored up NOW. Prices Are Getting Higher . Coal Is Getting More Scarce • Protect yourself and help Your Government By Buying Your Coal NOW \Quality\ \Service\ Frank W. Lester Stanford, Phone 40 •••-•••-•-•-••-•-•-••-•-••••••-•-•-• ••-• •-•••••-• Montana. •••-•-41. Don't Dig Up the Crank If your ear will not start without cranking your battery must he weak. Bring it in and kt its ellarge it for you. We have a complete outfit to nialce your battery as good its new, Separators Acid Distilled Water on hand all the time. Your battery will receive prompt attentiou it' shipped to us and will be charge.' Hs quickly as possible, We have batteries for your ear while your•s is being charged. Why send it to Lewistown or Great Falk when we can duplicate their work. \.° 6 \FORD GARAGE P Ii ‘ C 3 NTE STANFORD, MONTANA O'Niera's Confectionery and' ICE CREAM PARLOR Sodas and Sundaes of All Flavors Fresh Candies and Nuts. Everything clean and new. A fine place to spend a half hour ALL THE LATEST MAGAZINES Great Falls Hotel GREAT FALLS MONTANA FITZGERALD & FOSTER, Props. EUROPEAN PLAN A First -Class Cafe Connected Advertise It in THg WORLD
