Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-09

be ground enough left in this section
of the state to 60 around for right of
ways. And the farmers will have to
90 out of business.
Accomplishments safely handled by
Root" the Land Man.
NJ. Singleton with the Penwell
Ranch company, was in the city last
week in the interests of his company.
Rev. a. Coslet, accompanied by his
daughter Mildred. was in the city
Wednesday looking after the interests
of the NJ. f. church.
For SALE. = Three room cottage
and lot at bargain. Located on 3rtl
avenue and High street. House too
small for present Owner-m,lst build
ut once. \ snap at $3.50. See Judith
Gap Journal.
Rev. J. Phillip Anshutz held Epis-
copal services Wednesday evening in
the Congregational church. a large
congregation turned out to hear this
popular minister.
Get your court plaster free at the
Pioneer Saloon.
George Hinckey Of Ogilvie. Mimi,
who filed OH a claim east Of town last
January, arrived Tuesday evening
with his car of household goods, farm
machinery and horses.
l. u. L,1fkins has materially inn
proved his popular hall by putting
down an excellent hardwood floor.
The Easter dance, Tuesday, April IL.
will be the first social gathering in
Larkins' hall since the improvement.
Mrs. l.. W. Tenney and family, who
have spent several weeks in Garneill,
moved out to their claims near OK
ford last week and will get busy sup
erintending the putting in of the
spring crops.
Henry Lamius Of South Carolina,
has secured the REIMBURSEMENT of j.
{. johnson, five miles south of town,
and filed OH this fine quarter the first
Of the week. Mr.. Lamius has sent
for his family, and will take up his
residence OH the homestead at once.
See F. W. THORBAHN if you
have a REIMBURSEMENT for
sale. HE CAN HANDLE IT.
An Associated Press dispatch from
Helena says that the monster land
deal which Lewis penwell has been
negotiating has been practically
closed up.
II. j. Boughten, who has had charge
of the Boynton company's grub cars,
which were here last summer and
and winter, recently left with the
cars for Great Falls.
The Milwaukee railroad is getting
up a pamphlet OH Fergus county and
asks the Journal man for a write up
on Judith Gap, which name the COM
pany has substituted for TIBET, for
their station here.
White \ Lippincott have purchased
the Brown paint shop and have re-
moved the same to their lot adjoining
the Pioneer saloon. The building
will be used for barber shop, and
another tons6rial artist will be added
to the working force.
The Episcopal Sunday school will
celebrate Easter by joining with the
congregational Sunday school, the
nth inst, at 3 O'Clock. The session
will be concluded with musical even
song. a rehearsal of the music will
be given ut Oscar Skeen's home at
1870 p. m. tonight friday.
Ole flanagan, who recently made
final proof on his homestead east Of
the city, last week accepted a position
with the Penwell Ranch company on
the Bower ranch. When Ole made
final proof he promised many of his
friends III this neighborhood that he
would get married, but as yet no one
has heard Of any material progress.
Lucile May Park, Montana assis-
tant state and song evangelist, will
give a song recital under the auspices
Of the Ladies' Aid society, ut the NJ.
f. church, Judith Gap, Friday even
ing, April 9th. at $50. Tickets on
sale ut Beers 4 Haynes, Clarence H.
Stone, II. NJ. Hanson, or may be pro-
Cured at the door. Price, adults 80
cents, children % cents.
When a man discovers something
exceptionally good he wants his
friends and neighbOrs to share the
benefits of his discovery. That is
why our Sunny Brook whiskey is a
big winner over all others. The
Pioneer Saloon.
Rev. Father ArtZ of Townsend,
held Mass in Larkins' hall. Monday,
April 5th at 10 Il. m. About fifty Dpr-