Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-09-17

l.. l.. Wood has accepted positio \
In meat market at Moore.
The infant child of Carl Olson died
last Saturday of cholera infantum.
H. c. Reynolds has gone to Billings
to accept his old position in the sugar
beet factory for few months.
Attorney VIM. Blackboard and
Mayor Samuel Phillips of Lewis
town, honored this city Wednesday
with their presence.
w. S. Richards, the prosperous
rancher of the Garneill country, at
tended the celebration and enjoyed
every minute of his visit.
George Macatee, formerly Stanley
Bros. right hand man, came over
from LewistOwn Wednesday to attend
the celebration.
H. A. Tschanz, the popular Harlow
ton cigar maker, was in the city Mon
day introducing new brand that he
is manufacturing, the Richard A.
Harlow.
Clarence II. Stone went to Moore
Monday, where he purchased a sutti-
cient amount of Turkey Red winter
wheat to SOW his 100 acre field near
Bercail.
j. Marshall, who is holding down
homestead northeast of the city, made
this office a pleasant visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Marshall has 10 acres sown to
winter wheat. a we'll 32 feet deep, and
500 house on his place.
}. l.. McCaulland and J. II. Ehree
representing the McCaull- ebster
Elevator company, were in the city
Tuesday from Minneapolis ON an in
spection tour Of their lumber yards
and elevators.
Mrs. c. j. VIM, who has been Wis
iting with her brother, p. j. Murphy,
for several weeks past, was called
to her home at Calgary, Canada,
Wednesday evening by the serious
illness of her husband.
The Ladies' Aidwillmeet with Mrs.
Gllrley Wednesday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 22nd, from two to five o'clock.
The members and other ladies inter-
ested in the work of this society are
earnestly requested to he present.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wing and fam
lily will move onto their homestead
near this city this week. Mr.. Wing
will break so acres this fall which he
will sow next spring, At present he
is building large log house and fenc-
ing his quarter. : =;
|. Harry Lane has man working on
contract to break 40 acres on
his place near this city, and he is
making arrangements to build log
house 1Sx24 with frame addition
12x16. He is also having his entire
! quarter fenced.
The Rev. j. Phillip Anshutz of the
Episcopal church, yesterday baptized
the children, Dorsey Phyllis and
Kennard Carlysle, of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Ward Boulter. The services
were held during the afternoon at the
pleasant home of the parents.
The Great Northern tunnel near
Rimrock was sufficiently repaired
from the damage done by the fire to
resume through freight service We'd
nesday of this week. It is officially
reported that the through passenger
service ON this cutoff will he resumed
tomorrow.
Miss Harriet F.. Waldorpe, of
Helena, spent Wednesday in the city
with friends. Miss Waldorpe has
been visiting with friends in tins Sec
ton of the state for several weeks and
she is greatly enthused with the agri-
cultural possibilities of this district.
DR.. John F. Taylor of Buda, ILL.,,
has arrived to establish residence
on his homestead near Judith Gap.
The doctor left large practice in his
Illinois home to acquire from the
government some of this rich soil,
and at the same time to take a much
needed rest in this sulubriOus climate
John Mcmillan, formerly a pros.
perious merchant of Aurora, ILL.,, il
in this section of the country looking
for farm. He recently sold his
business and is determined to become
a wheat raiser in this favored land OF
big crops. Mr.. Mcmillan is descern
ing gentleman, and has taken a wise
step in making change from Illinois
to the Judith country.
The first of the week the Journa
Office received a sample of timoth,
raised on Rancher Brion's place il
Sawmill gulch. The grass measure.
five feet, eight inches in length and i,
of excellent quality. James Kent