Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-02-05

tit and ship to the scene Of his future
activities.
G. NJ. Gurley went to Lavina We'd
nesday to buy horses for the livery
stable.
Frank Bozart of Michigan City,
Indiana, filed OH u homestead in O-1B
Monday.
The baseball boys are taking adj
vantage Of the fine weather to ginger
up little.
Work is progressing rapidly OH the
NJ. E. and congregational church
buildings.
William Starner has his old job
back with the Great Northern, and is
the happiest man in town.
Colonel Stanley allowed a cake of
ice to recently land OH his feet, which
injury laid him up for several days.
II. l.. Bills has improved the ap-
pearance Of his bank by giving the
steel-lined interior beautiful coat of
paint.
Il. A. White writes to have the
Journal sent to him at Monticello,
Mimi, where he will be for u few
weeks before returning to Judith Gap.
J. F. Belcher of Lavina reports
several head of horses missing, which
are supposed to have been stolen by
Pheeger, who was recently killed by
deputy sheriff.
The Great Northern, Northern Pa
cite and Milwaukee railrO ads announce
that immigration will be extraOrflin-
arily heavy into the Judith Gap coun-
try this spring and summer.
Spurious $50 gold pieces are in cir
culation in Butte. They are excep-
tionally hard to detect, but we will
take a chance on few in payment
for subscriptions to the Journal.
The blasting of rock from the hills
at the foot of Main street has been
going on for several days. The rock
are being used for riprapping the
road bed of the Great Northern.
Rev. j. Philip Anshutz was in Bill
lings last Sunday where he held Epis-
copal services. He came from Bill
lings Tuesday and held services in
Hays restaurant Tuesday night.
Mrs. G. NJ. Gurley and daughter ar
rived from Michigan last Thursday.
The household goods are Oh the way,
and the new residence will be started
in a few days.
Gurley Bros. livery stable is now
completed. a week ago last Friday
dance was held in the upper story
of the building at which the young
people OF the town spent an enjoyable
evening.
We have a 5OO-acre farm near three
markets for sale cheap and on easy
terms. All fenced, good water and
some breaking done. See the Judith
Gap Land company. This is a snap
and will not be OH the market long.
J. J. Jewell, Hobson's live attorney,
was in Judith Gap Tuesday OIL his way
to Lewistown, where he will transact
business the balance of the week.
His absence will seem long one to
the fair maidens of H0bsOn.
{. j. Shanahan was in from his
homestead south of Oxford Tuesday.
He has his house completed, u well
dug and a barn nearly finished, and
is waiting now for spring to open up
so he can do some real work in break
ing.
f. l.. Bishop, attorney for the
Great Northern at Great Falls, and
ID. F. Smith, who is interested in sew
eral townsites along the Great North
ern between Great Falls and Billings,
were in the city Tuesday and con-
timed to Iewistown to attend 4 SEES
sion of the district court.
Here is how the Judith Gap farmers
can make easy money: Eggs are Al
cents a dozen in Great Falls, and 81
cents in Butte with the supply linn
tied; butter is 10 cents pound in
Great Falls. Here are two markets
i'll easy access to every farmer in the
Judith Gap country. Get cows and
hens and start diversified farming
right.
Deputy Sheriff Tullock of Lewis
town was in the city Tuesday on his
way home from Miles City, where
he had been to subpoena witnesses il
murder trial soon to be heard a,
LewistOwn. 1t was Mr.. TullOck' :
first visit to Judith Gap and he was
surprised that any town could become
SO big in so few months, and predicts
great future for the Gate Way city
The exterior of Beers 4 Haynes