Judith Gap journal., 1909-08-13

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J. W. Sturgeon will have the well
on his ranch sunk ~ feet deeper.
W. f. Ford of Hedges, was b,,si-
ness caller in the city the first of the
week.
Mrs. J. r. Balm went to Roundup
Tuesday to visit witt. friends. She
returned yesterday.
Travelling Representative Burge of
Hamm's Brewing company, was trans
acting business in town this week.
Mrs. Charles Francisco left last
Saturday for Great Falls, where she
visited with relatives until yesterday.
Floyd Thurston, a we'll known
rancher of near Stanford, was in the
city yesterday enroute to his home in
Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Hedges were
in the city Sunday enroute from their
ranch near Hedges to their home at
Lewistown.
have some nice pieces of land for
farming which will lease to respon-
sible parties, on easy terms. Call on
or address, George l'irrie, Rothiemay
Mont.
Mrs. Scott Cooper and daughter,
Miss jamie, of Broken Bow, Nebraska,
were in the city looking over real
estate for Investments.
| Mrs. I. +. Patterson went to Dorsey
Tuesday to visit with her husband,
who is station agent at that point.
She returned Wednesday.
George Scambler will leave today
for Minneapolis on summons from
the Minneapolis Brewing company.
lie will be gone about week or ten
days.
SHEEP RANGE FOR RENT.-Plenty
of range for 1900 head of sheep with
plenty of water, for rent at bar
gain. Address, Richard Raw, Ber-
call, Mont. Also some good work
teams, geldings, for sale. '3-tf.
John Forsyth Of the Arthur-F Forsyth
Realty company with headquarters at
Great Falls, was in the city Thurs
day on his way from Moore to the
Falls.
b. Il. IIollenback of HObson. was
in the city yesterday enroute for a
business trip to Great Falls. Mr..
Hollenback has an excellent ranch in
24-14-l4.
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barn l6Xl6, now on II. ID. Jones lot,
Judith Gap. \ bargain if taken at
onca; These buildings can be moved
on claim just as they stand. $. An
toine, Judith Gap.
Piepho Drug company's watch con-
test: Miss Linn Corbly, Ills; Miss
Florence Wing, sl2: Mrs. Oscar
Skeen, 300; Mrs. j. II. Balm, 240; Mrs.
Alberta +. Moffet, 1877.
The itinerary of the superintendent
Of the Montana Sunday School associ-
alton has been announced. a meet
ing will be held in Judith Gap, Sunday
evening, September 6--sermon or adj
dress.
VIM. Neill, accompanied by his
daughter, Miss Margurate, and Mrs.
Rose Harwood, took advantage of the
beautiful weather last Sunday and
drove in from their ranch in the
SnOwies.
Judith Gap may not be making very
much noise at home, but 4 whole lot
of people for several hundred miles
in all directions have their eye on the
town as a prospective place Of bust
ness or their future home.
Lewis Corbly of Moore, made the
city a business visit Tuesday. "Lu'
was looking at piece Of land south
of town and he may possibly pursue
the Industries of a rancher in the near
future.
Mrs. j. +. Cruiser of Wolf Greek, is
visiting with Mrs. I. f. Patterson.
Mrs. Cruser's baby girl met with a
very painful accident this week
burning both her hands on the door
of a stove.
}. W. Sturgeon left last Saturday
with the I.ewistown-M Moore ball ag-
gregration for Billings, where he
covered first sack for the boys. Sturg
says the diamond was too fast for
them, and they went down to defeat
score, to l..
Il. +. Sullivan, T.. +. Gill, Maggie
Mc(iee, Spot Woodward, Chuck Will
ard, Jimmy Campbell, Red Shaeffer,
and Paul Rathhourne are the boys
from LewistOwn and Moore that COM
prise the team that is touring to
Minneapolis.
W. 4. Norman of Kendall, was in
the city the first Of the week enrOute
from the COrwin Springs to his home.
He is heavy stock holder in the