Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-05-14

country, and will keep on experiment.
ing until he finds the right crop for
this soil and climate that will pay
best to raise.
The Palais Royal are agents for the
Columbia monographs. II ear it
once. You'll want it.
NJ. NJ. Wilmarth of Livingston,
Mont, All old schOolmate of j. w.
Sturgeon, spent week as the guest of
Mr.. Sturgeon. He was delighted with
the people he met III Judith Gap.
Once was bald, but now l have
Observation-Disclosures" OH me. Use
Echo Hair Tonic at the Pioneer Bar
Der Shop.
p. j. Mill, the capitalist Of Moore.
was in the city Wednesday OH his way
home from Billings. He had been at
tending a meeting of the members of
the Billings and Northern Townsite
company, 0held Tuesday in the Sugar
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scambler spent
several days this week in Great Falls.
Upon her return Wednesday Mrs.
Scambler was pleasantly surprised to
find her piano had arrived from North
Dakota and had been safely installed
in the house.
Soil experts affirm that the ground
in Judith Gap country (Which includes
a1SO tho Rnoi,,A 10 ,,oc,, 1;o rlx, - .ln ~ oil
to the raising of onions without irri-
cation. lnasmuch as onions are now
selling in Chicago for 10 cents a
pound, it would be well for the new
corners to plant as many onions this
spring rs possible.
Saturday, the firm of White 4 Lip
pincOtt was dissolved, Mr.. w II ite buy
ing the interest Of his partner and will
continue the business. Mr.. Lippin-
colt expects to locate near Billings,
buy a ranch and raise sugar beets.
We hope he will meet with that sue
cess he SO richly deserves.
Bob White has put up Il bunk house
on the rear of his Main street bust
ness lot for the accommodation of his
employees. Deyarmon started and
completed the building last Saturday.
There is plenty of room OH Bob's two
lots for several more large and sub
stantial buildings, and he promises
to have the space all covered by fall.
While getting out timbers in the
Snowy mountains recently :. f. Rob-
inson Of Oxford fell OH an axe, and
nearly severed the wrist of his right
hand. lie went to Ganeill from the
mountains and had DR.. Betten dress
the wound. The cut is an ugly one
and the wound is giving Mr.. Robinson
considerable trouble.
WANTED.-SO acres of sod broken.
Il. W. White, Judith Gap.
Personal items from last weeks
Hobson Star:
| j. W. Sturgeon, manager of the J nd
it'll Gap base ball team was here We'd
nesday, en-roMte to Utica for little
recreation. \ telegraph message,
however, caught him here and he hMr-
ried back to Little Chicago"
George Scambler, the energetic
booster and manager of the Mime
apolis Brewing Co., at Little Chi
cago''-Cludith Gap)-passed through
the city Tuesday, en-route to Stand
ford.
l.. j. Buhlen the tOnsorial artist,
has put in al acre of his homestead
to onions. He has already opened me-
gotiations with employment bureaus
for help to take off the crop, and will
take the matter up with the rail
roads at once relative to securing
freight cars for hauling the product to
market. With the proceeds of the sale
Of the crop, he will spend the winter
travelling in Europe, and when he re-
| turns he expects to have money
enough left to put up brick block.
l.. j. will never be sorry that he took
the Journals advice and planted
onions.
What's the use to sit and..whine,
! Drink "Snnny Brook" and be in line.
| Bate your hook;
| Set your trap,
But pitch your tent in Judith Gap.
| Pioneer Saloon.
The Ladies' Aid society of the NJ.
f. church met at the church Wednes-
day afternoon. Mestlames lIuntsman
and Bring entertained the ladies'.
After Il business meeting, the ladies
entertaining served delicious lunch.
Those present were: Mesdames Bills,
Dolan, Gurley, Schiller, Anthony,
Jewel, and Piepho. The next meet
ing will be held ut the residence Mrs.
}. II. Balm, Wednesday afternoon,
May 26. \ business meeting will be
held at the NJ. f. church "Wednesday
afternoon. May -, to discuss Il lunch,
which the ladies are contemplating to
serve.
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