Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-05-28

| drying process, and in addition har-
ness Of all kinds will be repaired.
4 This department is in charge Of w. f.
Folsom, an experienced man in the
business. The boys are deserving Of
1 liberal patronage.
David r. Bumford left Wednesday
for his homestead near 1IobsOn.
where lie will inspect some blowing
that was recently completed for him.
\ crew Of sixty track repairers are
working out of Judith Gap in both
directions, and will be busy for sew
eral weeks putting the roadbed in
good conditions for the fast train SER
! vice.
Otto VanLoll and family arrived
last week from Parker, $. d., and Mr..
Vanl.oh purchaed REIMBURSEMENT
in lS-9-lS. Otto will have j. f. l;ir-
nell break up the entire quarter with
his steam pillow outfit.
Henry Lamius struck water OF his
homestead south of town last week ut
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feet of good soft water, sufficient
supply to irrigate his farm if he ever
wanted to do so.
John Glenn is building broom
cottage on his homestead in 34-o-l7-
three miles northwest of Hedges
Mr. Glenn has in an acre of potatoes
and will break 100 acres this summer
to put into winter wheat.
The recent rains followed by warm
weather has been the means of max
ing the grass and crops Of all kinds
shoot up rapidly. The indications
are that the crops this year will be
bumper ones.
PLowlNG.-I will be prepared to
take contracts for breaking begin
ming about April 23th. Parties desir-
ing blowing done, please leave orders
at the Journal office. Can break
from 20 to 80 acres q day. First come,
first served, located in tne same COM
munity. j. 4. Binell. 2ltf
II. J. Pole was here this week ar
ranging to move his family to Boze-
man. where he has rented an irrigated
farm. Mr.. Pole has spent most of
the winter in RoZen conducting
market day auctions.
Jake Bersett ana family of Parker,
:. d., arrived here last week, and
Friday purchased REIMBURSEMENT
in 2s-o-l7. Mr.. Rersett will com
mence making improvements at once.
and intends putin. IL about 80 acres
Of winter wheat
ii. M. Hanson. proprietor of the
Royal Grill, is in from his homestead
this week. He says there is no life
like demonstrating. He has put in a
large garden, dug q well. set out some
strawberry plants. and incidentally
got beautifully tanned from exposure
to the sun.
Miss Mary Hays. WHO has been liv-
ing on her homestead near this city,
left yesterday for Bohemian, where
she will visit with her parents. Miss
Hays has put in garden on her place
and is making arrangements for fur
Their improvements.
Frank BoZart OF Benton HarbOr.
Michigan, purchased a REIMBURSEMENT
from l.. y. Dyer last week in 26-lO- Is.
Franks family will join him here
next week, and they will move on the
property at once and commence i'm
provements. He expects to SOW 40 or
80 acres to winter wheat.
Mrs. Matte Bursett of Great Falls,
last Friday purchased relinquisll-
ment OH +. W. Thorhahn's place in
l2-s-l6. Consideration $3.50. Mrs
Bnrsett will move on the place in
about three months. when she will
have til" entire quarter plowed anG
put into winter wheat.
j. +. Cruiser, late operator ut thu
Great Northern station here. has &C
cepted the position rs agent at Con
, rad, Montana, and expects to ass,m,
his new duties the first of the month
Mr.Cruser has been III Judith CAPT o
: several months and has, made Il hos
of friends who wish him all kinds o
!, success in his new home.
Pat Feeley. one of the old timers il
this section, has selected IL HOMESTEAD,
in Il beautiful valley south of the Pen
well ranch and this week hauled on
, lumber with which tn build shack
; Pat says he is going out of the shep1
business temporarily and secure
home from Uncle S;;m--sOmething Ii
l can fall back on in his old age.
+. W. ThOrbahn leaves next weel
for Rice Lake, Wisconsin,, with hi
children, Ethel and Frederick, wh
: will visit with Mr.. Tiorbahn's broth
er. +. W. will do 4 little skirmishin
!. in the Wisconsin wools looking owe