Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-19

being contemplated. The owners Will
spend several hundred dollars in grad
ing the streets and making other inn
provements which will add to the
appearance of the village. = Fergus
County Democrat.
List your land with Geo. II. Root.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the NJ.
f. church met with Mrs. W. F. STAN
ley OH Wednesday afternoon. After
business meeting, Mrs. Stanley
served Il delicious lunch. Those pres
ent were: Mestlames Balm, Stone,
Dolan, COslet, Hanson, Smith, Bring,
Sturgeon, Huntsman, Miss Skeffine-
ton, and Rev. Coslet. The next meet
ing will be ut Mrs. }. \. Brings on
Wednestay, March 3lst.
4 stock company is beng formed
to handle the Moore baseball team
this summer. Already the fans are
looking around for good baseball tai
ent, and it is predicted that Moore
will have strong team in the field
when it is time to play ball. The
Journal earnestly hopes SO, as it was
feared that Judith Gap wouldn't find
any team sufficiently strong in this
section of the state to make the sport
interesting.
G. j. Shanalan came in from his
ranch ut Bercail Siding Wednesday
and hauled out load of lumber for
some of his neighbOrs. Mr.. Sllanahan
says that he and his wife never ell
joyed winter like this one. They
have pioneered it in every sense of
the word, and every moment of the
time they have been blessed with
good health and Il robust appetite.
They are very much in love with Mon
tana.
The best "slOws' are yet to come
'ShOw them" that You are up-tO-aate
by getting a shave and hair cut ut the
Pioneer Barber Shop.
Reports from Moore indicate that
there is quite feeling against the
parties who are contesting certain
entries made by bona tide settlers, on
the ground of technicalities, and that
the ranchers may league together in
a protective association to combat
any efforts to dispOsses claimants of
their homes. a Settlers Protective
association is being talked Of. 1t is
understood that a number of contests
are to be filed in that section by new
corners.
The Miles City Independent missed
the editor of the journal OH the Lew
istown-M lilies City excursion, and has
this to say about it: "Colonel :. J.
Small, editor Of the Judith Gap Jour-
nal, was conspicuous by his absence,
having been delayed at the last mo-
ment. Colonel Small has been IA
prominent factor in the development
of the country tributary to Judith
Gap and has done as much, perhaps,
as any other one individual to set
forth the resources of that section to
the outside world"
The more the ''pure food" feature
of whiskey is considered and the
food law is construed, the more it
promotes Sunny Brook-Rye or Bour-
bon. At the Pioneer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Lutz were in
town Tuesday doing some shopping.
Mr.. Lutz, who has splendid farm Il
few miles northwest of Judith Gap.
has about decided to start Il milk
wagon just as soon as he can get
customers enough here to justify
establishing a route, and deliver mix
every morning. Anybody in Judith
Gap who desires to be served by Mr..
Lutz either with milk or fresh eggs
will be accommodated by dropping
him postal card in the local Office.
u. :. Belden. manager of the Great
day, OH his way to Lewistown to visit
few days with an old school friend
Mr.. Belden was surprised at the
growth Of Judith Gap in SO few
months, and predicts a great future
for the town. lie says Great Falls il
going ahead rapidly, and when this
rich country along the Great North
ern is developed, Great Falls will be
come a second Minneapolis. His
paper, the Tribune. has purchased ;
fast perfecting press, which will b.
installed about the middle Of May
after which people along this line vii
be served with a much better morn
ing paper than at present.
Mrs. Bertha Girar( and her aunt
, Mrs. HARVARD, established their resi-
lence on their claims near Bercai
siding about three weeks ago. Bein
delayed in getting their building
: erected, they were living in a ten
| when the big blizzard struck this sec
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