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The Stanford World (Stanford, Mont.), 17 Oct. 1918, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn85053199/1918-10-17/ed-1/seq-8/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
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I sure have longed ig o o a . o o !II sily i tillto be able to try my lo o iiiek n old e4 Wolf Creek again. o 0 S , o o Am feeling better than I ever o oida, (let. 9, 191 -, o o o ' ). : , I - i,.. t . ;----- While I am \v.:it - did before. ! o o o o o - • ,•!,,•;; to roll arnel.d Well dad I must close and get !o o ; .... , w , -r your lettet. : . ..ady to go on guard. i g , s the t. o i o me to buy o , o :,.,• ; ,. .,:: , -n of gwrds Love and lurk to ail. GUY. i ' 0 O o 00000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 • i • , i.cr bunch a: —o— ,o o , ,•.; : 1 ivo. LAI: 'Hie following is from it previ- g oos letter in which he says that ,g 1.• the rained nearly el - ery day in • o • o o • • Septe!liber. You imagine 0 O :••• , ••,- ,;;;rk tutd 11'.' !!!‘, IWO air (111 . 0 did IA get nmen g o :',•• pesky tIti:,2 , ;. !.leasure out of their extierienee; o •h. • The other day a lie!:tentutt mina 0 0 O 0.1.- ye eorpor,a1 from an army 2tVia- g 0 0 4,,r. .0 .•, i,.,• re a •I't1. 6 ‘ , ; eountry flight and goCo 0 ..• :1 ' ,IN!, TI11,-y ran out ras, and 0 • .;••it to :a.fan4 1 cd III h-- and s ewn. , out in 1 0 • ;•.-- : 0: 1 Iero ne can be\ the Evergladr,-s. 'ticv with- 10 TI,ings are lit Z1 , 1)11Oti ,021 f. , 0: for tiro ig III !id:. ,1:,y,; nod nights without food or and finally rail into an ;0 MR. RIDDICK ANSWERS CRITICS The Helena Independent has 4'ha rtf. , 1'mmrl lthhlicit.H11111/1i , •;: candidate for Congress. with being endorsed hy and pledged to the non-partisan league. Mr._ Riddiek the. made the following reply. meetinv the issue squarely and lenying it flatly as a eanipaign lie. In a frantic effort. to aleniate the support of the farmers of Eastern Montana, and smarting over the Net that lily fellow farm - era of Montana are enthusiastiely for me for congress. and realizing that certain defeat stared the Great Falls candidate in the face, the Democratie press is in the last. diteh. The Helena Independent de- elareirl a in ndorsed by the...non-partisan league. The editor of that papervIeliberately lies for partisan gain in making that statement. .1 am nl endorsed by the league and have not been, nor have I ever directly or indirectly sought such, endorsement or made any pledge directly or indirectly to the league. Other -like untruths regarding me are being printed by other democratic ,editors. \I Bin 100 per cent republican, 100 per cent American farmer, both by ray own declaration and consistent record. My fellow pa- triotic farmers of Montana are for me by thousands all over the state because I am one of them, because I have auffered the same economic injustices with therii, because I know and believe in them and they know and believe in me, and propose to have at Washing- ton such service as they know I will render them if elected. Pa- triotic business men like my fellow farmers are for me because they know my first thought will be to win the war with a decisive and not a weak peace, and that if elected I will stand for the stability of ell legitimate business and give special thought to developing Mon- tana state agricultural possibilities. No true patriot will weaken the - nation's efficieney in Support- ing our boys overseas by resorting to petty, personal partisan poli- ties at this time. To win partisan advantage at this time is a little thing eompared to my big duty to whole- heartedly support toy own and other American boys across seas. This will explain why I can take no part. in whatever petty pnlities may he engaged in by those who have not the sante conception of patriotism that I hold. ••CARL RIDDICK.\ (Paid for by the Carl Riddiek for Congress - world. •' of the oven too --I mean what there is left of it. It was a pretty .o lodian eanip. The linlians gave :g row as it was wnen it eanie out 0 lug one. FOR SALE— New F\ Ford We are t.iil aetivr q uareutir e touring can I:ash or bankable g and I don't cart if we stay pen- \we- Servi\ Garage. 0000000000000000000000O0000000000000000000000000000cia Lied up for two utouths if it will . - 0000000000000000000000000000n000000000000000000000no your Wines and 0 Liquors 0 0 0 0 0 0 Before the new tax law applies - We have a srnall quantity of extra fine Brandy CIGARS help any. and I know it. will. I hope yOu - folks don't get it and think you will because 1 know we were always pretty lucky and always took medicine whenever there wars any sickness around. How is your eoldt Guess the kaiser has found COLONELS Lee V. R. Butler John W. Stevenson GENERAL AUCTIONEERS Twenty-nine year sexperienee Satisfaction 141tartinteed Let Us Have Your Bale. Address, Hobson, Monatna. PUBLI AUDI! Having c1e(1(leci to leave the coutitry I will sell at the ITZ'T J. B. Long Company Ranch at Merino. Montana, on Saturda Nov. 2, at 1:30 o'Clock, The following described personal property: Matched team of black geldings, 8 and 9 years old; one bay gelding, 8 years old; one black mare, coming 3 years old in the spring; ten head good work horses besides the above; one roan cow, fresh with calf at side; one spotted cow, giving milk, with no calf; one heifer, coming 2 in the spring; all the cows with calf. 25 head mixed cattle, cows, 2 -year -olds, calves. Turkeys and . chickens; one 4 -horse disc; one Emerson 2 disc plow; one 3 -inch Studebaker wagon in good shape; one truck wagon with rack; one 10 -ft. harrow; shovels, forks, house- hold goods, cooking utensils, and other articles too numerous to mention. TERMS - - - CASH R. T. DODSON, Owner Co). C. H. Kelley, Auctioneer Frank Meredith, Clerk MONT. COUNCIL of DEFENSE Order No, 17 Whereas, it has been brought 0 0 to the attention of the Montana o Council of Defense that dances. g w e pay highest market price and cash on the etntertaiuments, benefita, etc., g spot. TRY US. are being given in the state, the - t o p it i i • e oc s .e ; ed a s 0 : 1 1f , which are advertised S ikA being for general war aetiv- o g cts 55 cts . . . 0 Whereas, it has been found o FOR BUTTER FAT AT PRESENT * that in a number of instances in S , which such _entertainments and 00000000000000n000000000000000000000000000000000000 Board of Trade • • s . s Bring Yous Cream to ihe Basin , Trading Company • • dances have been given that the protnotors have used most of :he proceeds for ex tense Therefor it is hereby ORDERED. Before announce- ments arem aide that any dance, benefit or 111011ey raising propo- sition is under the auspices of . or for the benefit of any war aid society pr war activity, consent to proceed witht he same must be obtained -from- the -County - Coun- cil of Defense ill the county in which the damn -c. benefit or oth- er entertainment is to he given. Dated at Helena. Oct. 7. 1918. S . \F . s . mw A ivy. I , hitivinan Attest : Chas. D. Greenfield. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS- URER, Lewistown, Montana, October 7, 1918. Notice is hereby given that the 1918 taxes are now due and pay- able . at the Mlle' , of the County Treasurer. Lewistown, Mont... be- tween the hours of 9 a. in. and 5 Taxes will become delinquent ii Saturday., November 30, 1918, at 6 p. mu.. and unless paid prior t hereto 10 per vent penalty ;(nil eost of . publieatioo will be added to the amount thereof. Tax statements giving the de- scription .of the property as- sessed, the amount of current year and delinquent taxes, . if any, have been mailed to the ad= dress as shown on the 1918 tax rolls. It will be of mutual help to the taxpayer and this. office if these statements are returned with remittance. MIKE GOSCII, County Treasurer. Certificate of Fictitious Name State Of Montana, County of Fer- gus, M. 0. P. CRAMER, being first du.: ly sworn, on oath deposes and says:— That he is 28 years of age, and a resident of Stanford, in Fergus County, Montana; that since the 13th day of July, 1918, affiant has been, and now is, engaged in the garage business in ,he Town of Stanford, Fergus County, State of Montana, under the fic- titious name of \ SERVICE GARAGE.\ That afiant is the sole owner and proprietor of such business, and that his permanent residence is Stanford. Fergus County, Man- tana; and that he makes this af- fidavit for the purpose of coat - plying„ with the terms and pro- visions'of Section No. 5509 Id the Revised Codes of the State of Montana. 0, 1'. CRAMER. Subscribed and sworn to before me, this 18th day of September, .)D., 1918. EARL W1NEMAN Notary Public for the State of Montana, residing at Stanford, Montana. My commission ex- pires May • 29th,, 1920. First Publication 9 19-18. scar M. Lanstrum FOR United States Senator He stands pledged to support President Wilson and the govern- s went in the prosecution of the war to a victorious conclus' n. i To proteee the people from unnecessarily high pricea - d profit- ,. r cering: To stand always for the stability of legitimate business. . To work for the price of wheat and farm products the( will give the farmer a profit on hi tt labor and inveatment. To aid in every way possible the betterment of conditions for the laboring classes, so that they may receive a just eompentratim , for their labors. Dr. Landstrum carried every precinct in his home county at the primary election by a splendid majority. He carried . every one of the seven counties bordering on his home county. Could his neigh- bors give him a higher testimonial? -, ' ., If we elect Oscar M. Landstrum to the United States Senate wet\ will send a man there with sufficient intelligence to hold his own with the brightest men from every other part of the Union and suf- ficient. weight of character to -make himself felt when it is nec'essiry foe him to ask for anything the people a Montana may need, or for the successful solution of the reconstruction problems that will fol- low victory. VOTE FOR OSCAR M. LANSTRUM for UNITED frl i ATpi SENATOR (Paid advertisement, by the Lanatruni for Senator Club of Lewis & Clark County.) •
