Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-05-21

hand at the Palais Royal.
Robert j. She'll, Jr.. rode over
from Garneill Tuesday.
Henry Lamius is having well
drilled by Judge Balm OIL his home
stead south of town.
W. u. Huff, the popular blacksmith
Of Moore, made this city u pleasant
business visit last Saturday.
The Hays restaurant is now rum
ming night and day. The proprietor
is an experienced restaurant man and
is enjoying good trade.
For SALE. = Winchester rifle, 81
caliber, automatic-new. Inquire at
the Pioneer Saloon, Judith Gap.
Judge Balm spent several days last
week at Roundup visiting with
friends. lie says Roundup is going
some and is bound to be Il good sized
city.
Mrs. HARVARD and daughter, Mrs.
tiennevieve Craig arrived from Okla
homa City last Monday and will spend
the summer OH Mrs. IIarnard's ranch
near Bercail siding.
Remember our Saturday night sale.
All 4Oc candies 25c. Palias Royal.
a. b. Smith was in Hedges Tuesday
looking after the sale of town lots.
He reports good demand for city
property, and that the town is going
ahead steadily.
For SALE.-One family ice box,
! nearly new. Also one new cOmbina-
, ton buffet and china closet. For in
formation write W. X. X, box 26,
Judith Gap.
j. II. Thompson has opened his res
taurant on Third avenue east, and is
serving short orders during the day
and evening. lie will also carry
fine line of fancy fruits, and a full
stock of confectionery and cigars.
f. &. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone l27, Lewistown.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. f. church
will hold their next meeting ut Mrs.
j. r. Bain's residence, June 2-the
previous meeting being postponed OH
account Of the lunch to be served the
26th of May.
{. 4. Mccain, an old newspaper
man of North Dakota. accompanied
by J. G. Hughes, both from Bowman,
n. d., are in this section of Montana
looking for big tract OF land for
colonizing purposes. They have IA
large colony of llollanders who want
to come to Montana.
DR.. II. j. Betten, the popular Gar
neill physician, made Judith Gapa
professional visit last Friday,
f. f. Feurt, late agent for the Mil
waukee at Josephine, Mont. has been
transferred to the Milwaukee station
at Judith Gap. and his family arrived
the first of the month and are living
over the new depot. Mr.. Feurt says
the Off Gals nave notified him that the
name of Tibet, which the station here
was designated, has been changed to
Judith Gap, goods being billed in and
out under the new title. The sign on
the depot will be changed to Judith
Gap as soon as new ones can be paint
ell.
FouND.-A brooch pin, green with
gold background. Was picked up in
front of the Pioneer Saloon Tuesday.
Owner call at this office.
Ladies' Aid will Serve Lunch May Is.
The Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. f.
church will serve lunch Wednesday,,
May 26, from II to2p.m NJ. Price, 25c.
MENU.
Bread Biscuits
Sliced Ham Beet
Hot Baked Beans
Lemon JellO
Pie Cake
Tea Coffee
SOIL MOISTURE -: :
The Advantages Of Summer Tillage In Conser
wing Moisture In Grain Fields.
address before Trans:M issoilr.
Dry Farming Congress, cheyenne
Wyoming. February "a, by w, p
Snyder, superintendent Experimental
Satisfaction, North Platte, Neb.)
Some Of the most important aues
tions, as we'll as the most easily dem
onstrated, have been answered by thu
work at the sub-station which ! rep
resent. For example the results SHOW
clearly that by summer tilling sutlic-
lent moisture can be stored in the sol
to assist greatly in the growth Of thu
crop, and that summer titled land pro
duces remarkable yields Of small
grain.
In 1907 four and half acres o
summer titled land produced fifty min
. bushels per acres, while the field ap
joining, which was not summer titled