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The Stanford World (Stanford, Mont.), 29 Aug. 1918, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053199/1918-08-29/ed-1/seq-7/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
.4 THE STANFORD WORLD D000000000000000000 00000000000000000000000000000000 0 • •) 0 0 0 • D0000000000000000000000000 The IDEAL Ladies' Tailors Originators of Exclusive Women THE wonderful Fall and Winter productions of their expert de- signers are now ready. Come in and let ,us show you their beautiful tail- ored -to -order Styles for Women and Misses. Each garment is reproduced on a liv- ing model with photo- graphic accurateness. The individuality of style—the elegauee of lines— the correctness or every detail—stand out in most eonvineing proof -of their \High- elassuess'• and superiority. The wonderful variety of wool- ens will especially interest you, with such a shortage of wool in this country. All garments are made to each customer's individual measure. Workmanship always of the first quality. Perfect fitting and satis- faetion guaranteed. Styles for Style, Quality and Fit Guaranteed There is no substitute for the quiet elegance of TAILORED -TO -ORDER GARMENTS SELECT YOUR NEXT SUIT, COAT OR SKIRT FROM OUR WONDERFUL LINE CON- SISTING OF- 85 FASHIONS AND 260 SWA TONES OF CLOTH. BASIN TRADING CO; 00000000000 000000 000000000000000000000000000000 00000 0000000000000000000000 0 C 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. 70 ; 0 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 ' 0 0 YOU DON'T KNOW YOUR OWN WATCH! • 0 If you think you do, could you give the number O of the movement, or ease. it it should he lost or stolen? kee. , a eomplete record of these numbers, and other details. an all watelles which eome to me for repair. Also keep an itleidifieation ree- O nrd of all jewelry repaired be Me: These records are for YOUR benefit. • • M. R. Thompson .. 0 0 Watchmaker and Jeweler 0 O Harvey's Drug Store, lgel Building, Stanford 0 ALL WORK GUARANTEED 0 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 im • The Town and Vicinity um irftz O. Moore spent iii . Great Falls. -- Miss Amelia Pester is attend- ing summer school at Lewistown. 0. P. Cramer of the Service Gar- age , made a trip to Great Falls Monday. W. F. Case. postoffiee inspect- or. visited the leenl office this week, finding everything in first- class shape. FOR SALE -400 bit. seed rye at $3.75 per hundred at ranch. R. U. MINER Paul Fisher was down froin Great Falls Smiday, making' the trip in a ear. Word has been received dur- ing the past week front Blake Kelleher. Harry Switzer and Liars Olson, and they have all ar- rived safely - in France. Ur, IL 0. Moore is now mak- ing Lehigh regularly Thursday and Friday - of each week, and his office here will be closed on these days. 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 Regair 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. Sunday Alex Mel onald was Geral dine frOill I I Wright a ml Mr. I 'Ian- ; ey, Denton. elevator 110',), were Mrs. lima Strout' is visiting Airs. L. A. Winner of Geyser. i ll s tan f or d w r i g ht friends in Denton I his week, was in town shopping day. Wednes- wailer and Paul - winner we re , has many friends here. Ile has calling on o id friends here wed ; iaken t he plave iii the Farmers elevator at Denton of 0eti. Hayes nesdny. who has liven appointed 711111110r 1' . E. Raker and little for the Roeky Mountain Elevator daughter of Great Falls are visit- company for this territory. ins; Mrs. J. I. Hammer this week. John l'iek of Arrow Creek was II Toxvn Thursday. 111111‘to 711111 M 1171111'0011 11,11M011 %Vert in 111A% g 0 0 m,. ilioi Nh.,. E. v. (inn 0 (;,...„,•,• spent Sunday vtitii I.,- g , 0 II% OS. here. 0 0 and Mrs I I' 1'rattier g iti,ole a business trip to t;re. tt 0 0 Is Tuesday. V. .klitimieli amid Foe„t1- g or A ITO 1‘` t 'reek were in st,toltirtl Thursday. o Mr. and Nlrs. limner [tan, ,g and two ottidt,n, ',high, visiting at the .1. W. Leslie lionie.'..C; )o Mrs. thirties Walsh and eliddrenig ot: rya t visited Mrs. \Val.'s 0 . (.0lln,a a few days last o t.ek. • o .111.s. E. S. I ro.laniol ot tiepier his lii stunfora 1.6„.. 0 \Vetlitestlity getting some mlent.il 8 0 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 0 HARVEY'S Volt S.1LE- I/verland ear, impti_ ci l'11/1 4,000 In/11.S ; new eream g separator. never used. 9-I -t• g \\'. .J. Robertson. Stanford 3 Drug ,tore TO EXPECT TO PAY A HIGH PRICE for talc perfumed , with an odor that cost thousands of dollars to produce would be natural. Yet Talc Jonteel a a a iss Vera Glitek has areepted Q0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 it 11(1Si t i011 1174 elle1111S1 111 a large -- - l a b ora tory at wyoming, and will leave soon itt take uii; Tuesday for her old home in %owl, 1'1 • 4 II(i t I Veg I'M' • 'laws and Patriotic 1 Mrs. W. Pfister left here on t ; iAr; • . c • her du ties. several weeks. N!. FL Thompson. our new jew- eler. moved his family over front str)red up NOW. Arrow Creek this week. Ile is hi log in lime Denhart house on Seelnill A venue south. the eosily lieu' odor of 26 flm‘ers costs you no inore than ordinary taletnicc The .lonteel odor is a refined and refreshing Ill''.! ',motet of rare divithiality and .slibtte rim nil, 30c Come in and look over our line of Pat riot ie SI a t and Ser- i,.,. H og seals, STRAYED — One two -year -old red heifer. probably with calf at side, branded bazylIT on right hip, and one yearling white -face steer, same brand. Will give :P5 a head reward for return. J. A. FELLERHOFF tf °Vet' Mr. and Mrs. J. J. McCoy of Kasson. Minn., are visiting at the W. C. McCoy ranch northeast of 0 ,o co . 0. o• g 0 0 I 0 0 o, Editor Thurstmi, of the t/ey- set- Times Was 111 town III. first Of the week. Ile is hopeful that Geyser will suceeed in heemning ineorporated this fall. Th., primary eleetion 1>11551 'it off very quietly in Stanford, on- ly about 70 votes being east Wt. will print the names of the nom- inees of each party , next week. liss Naylor. -pinsieal Ili!' for the W1100174 ill this section of the coutity. %vas in town this week making preliminary- lir- Ningcnients for beginniiieber WI I Iii iv lien se11001 OpenS nest Week. Slll. will probably make Stanford her headquarters. m. Ilerman (Wergren and her tivo ehildreti returned from Minnemda Sunday, where they have been visit tog for several weeks. At the time of their /le - parolee Iles. ttstergreil was in very poor health, but she 114111'11S 11111141 NIr, 7111(1 MI's. S. A. Ingersol multi soli Lawrenee arrived the first of the week from Galesburg Illinois. and will make a short visit (iii their raueli northeast of town. 1,11wrenee liigersol has been at Kelly Field. Texas, in training. and is at prege»i en- joying a short fitrlotigh. Achim Sehinier, from Arro‘v t'reek bettelt, mm -as in town Tues- day. -Be says oiteat in his ileigh- borhood ivill run from txrelity to tyventy-five Imsbels per acre, most of it spriug wheat., How- ever lie is just finishing eluting ,lhout a hundred aeres of Avinter wheat whieli lie thinks yvill go l)etter than hy-enty bushels, IS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN RUNAWAY ACCIDENT town. , Mrs. -11, 0. Robertson was quite painfully injured last FridaY J. A. Crane of Great Falls, the when the tenni she was driving state factory distributor for the heeame frightened and ran away. Chalmers company, was ill Stan- I III Order to help with- the rush ford Monday on business. work of harvesting :qrs. Rob- ertson had returniql a bundle Miss Lallra Kinzie came over rack to the Walter Bell raneh aim from Coffee Creek Wednesday to prepare to take up her duties as teacher in the school here. Arrow' Creek bend'. and the It'5 in Wag trans fe rri!(1 from t he wagon to a buggy which she had traileit over, and in the hurry PASSES BOTH HOUSES I lie wagon neekyoke was used The so-ealled pOWer \ oil the buggy. in some way bill has finally passed both the house and senate and will prob- ably be signed by the presideut this week. It. fixes the -draft- ages to include all between IS telephone pole, throwing her out. and 45, and it is expected to at She stritek the ground on her ftwe about 13,000,000 to- the list of badly laseerating her lower lip regiat rants. The registration will come early in September, within a week or ten days after the signing of the bill, pole slipped out and started t Ii running. Mrs. Robert- son tried to turn the team into the fence, but the buggy hit a and bruising her body severely. Or. Lebotitz was called and / found it necessary to take nine Adverti se It stitches in her lower lip. • * * Are those who are getting their winter's supply of coal Prices Are Getting Higher I Coal Is Getting More Scarce Protect Yourself and lielp Your Government By Buying Your Coal NOW 4 _ \Quality\ \Service\ Frank W. Lester 1 Stanford, 6 •-•-•-•-*•-••-•••-• Phone 40 Montana. 141(6 , 641-4.-6, iptistioniremoniSsi WASTELESS? A re . 1011 carrying out that pulley , in e‘ery the %word No'.'.' is the time to be loyal soils and for os'behind the lines '1,E SA '.l siii \ECONOMY!\ What benefit would In. deriveil from suiting 111 olle line only? your effort ii must be brOndell iii- eillde all. That means getting ; your motley's ivorth in tires. We have the Patriotic lire; VOSIS 1110re a I El r...11. limit less in the long run. Ask the iitan wimo I rast'Js W11 jell time gives the most mileage. (Iiiality vomits. and 1{t•publica have been \over the top\ A trial will ronvince you. REPUBLIC, the Patriotic tire P1 NE GARAGE PHONE 36 .36 STANFORD, MONTANA O'Mera's Confectionery and ICE CREAM PARLOR Sodas an•f , 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 de FOSTER, Props, EUROPEAN PLAN A First -Class Cafe Cbnnected in THE WORLD
