Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-11-19

| paid. With these paid there will
probably be no delay in getting the
much needed water. Every local
merchant and resident is more than
anxious to secure better fire protec-
ton just as soon as possible.
Try a II. a. Harlow cigar and
patrOniZe home industry.
Emil Bragg, of Nebraska, together
with his wife, filed OH three quarter
sections of rich land near Hedges
Monday as deserts. The claims were
filed on about year ago by Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Morgan Of Judith Gap.
MIR. Bragg is Il well to do farmer of
Nebraska, and intends to bring a
steam pillow outfit here in the spring
and break up the three quarters and
! put them in crop.
For Sale-A three-room cottage.
/ Double boarded, plastered, chimney
and cellar and in every way good
little house. Pay for it like rent.
see DeyarmOn. 52-4
DR.. Motfet entertained five of her
friends Tuesday evening to splendid
chicken dinner. The hostess, sent
out invitations before she dis
covered there were no chickens in the
local market, or none for sale in the
surrounding country. 1t is not polite
for guests to ask questions about
food set before them, and the Journal
also will draw the mantle of charity
over the method pursued in securing
this delectable springer.
! PAsTERAGE.-I can take care of
about 40 head Of cattle or horses in
good pasture this winter. Mile from
judith Gap. Fine water, good grass,
| plenty OF shelter: 81 Il month. w.
Il. Hanson, superintendent.
Contractor SweeZy went to Great
Falls Saturday to take the initiation
in a railway conductors order. Mr..
Sweezy now has the local run from
Judith Gap to Billings, going down
one day and returning the next.
pr. Smith, dentist, was up from
Billings to meet some patients. but
as they did not show up he returned
to Billings the next day. He SAYS he
! will come back on the 18TH of Decem-
Der, and If his patients do not show
up, he will discontinue his trips to
Judith Gap.
For Sale.-A team of BAY mares.
100 pounds each, ) and $ years old:
one mare years old, 1900 pounds,
and colt: one sOrrel horse, weight
1850, . years old: a team of mares, Z
and years old, 1000 pounds each:
two geidlngs, and q years old. weight
1900 pounds, for sale at reasonable
prices and terms. Apply to Charles
Conlan, Judith Gap. Mont.
&. II. Marsh of the Lewistown
Furniture company, made the Jour
nal Office pleasant visit last week
on his return from the country be
tween Great Falls and Fort Benton.
While gone he filed on a claim near
the Missouri river along the line Of
the Great Northern. He reports IA
big rush of land seekers in that vicin-
ity.
Steel is affected by temperature. 1t
requires good tools to withstand
rough usage without chipping or
breaking at 30 degrees below zeio.
That's whyC Commander Peary selected
KEEN KUTTER Tools in preference toall
Others for his expedition to the North
Pole. KEEN KUTTER Tools and Cut
lery are for sale ut Beers 4 Haynes,
General Merchants, Judith Gap, Mon
tana.
News come from Billings that
boy baby was born to Mr. and Mrs.
II. NJ. Hanson, Thursday of last
week, AMI the baby lived but an hour
and half. Mrs. Hanson is reported
very low, but her many friends here
wish for her recovery, at the same
time grieving with the sad parents
over the loss of the first born.
d. +. Smith, while attempting to
board No. II Monday at IIobson, was
run into by a passenger who was at
tempting to get off while the train
was in motion, and was thrown viol-
emily to the platform. He received
serious injuries to his leg that will
cause him to walk with limp for
some time. Mr.. Smith came to .Jud-
it'll Gap on freight the same evening
and stopped at the Gap hotel where
he received medical treatment from
DR.. MOtfet.
Miss Shamblin Brown of Mexico,
Mo-, arrived in Judith Gap on Tues
day of last week and registered at
the Gap hotel. She was in poor
health, suffering from tuberculosis,
and on Sunday last, at q p. M, passed
away. far from friends and relatives.
DR.. MOtfet was called in shortly after
Miss Browns arrival, but could
render no relief to the suffering
patient, as the disease had run too