Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-10-15


ID. F. Smith transacted business in
the city the first of the week.
Mrs. q. E. Dewey and Miss Barber
ry of near Sawmill gulch, were shop
ping in the city last Friday.
John Joss, an old timer at the head
of Careless creek, was in the city yes
terday transacting land Office bust
ness.
X. Il. She'll, Jr., and Miss Sarah
Gilmore drove over from Garneill
Tuesday evening and spent several
hours in the city with friends.
Ovland Dewey, who has home
stead near Sawmill gulch, returned
Monday from Lewistown, where he
had 800 bushel crop of wheat.
The Hays restaurant had a small
blaze yesterday morning The roof
over the range caught fire, but was
extinguished with several buckets of
water.
Frank McNealey sold team in
LewistOwn for $500. Frank returned
Monday, and is now busy making I'M
provements on his homestead near
Sawmill gulch.
l.. +. Mckee went over to Straw
the first of the week to dispose Of his
winter wheat that he raised near that
place. He had over 100 acres that
averaged II bushels.
Dave Trepp was in town between
trains last Friday, enroute for Lewis
town to spend Il week on business
matters. Dave is now connected with
a Billings real estate firm.
House for Sale:-Four neat cottages
in Judith Gap. Easy payments
Ter than paying rent. Will take
horses and cattle as part payment.
Apply to ;. }. Small. 1851
A. l.. 'deAutremont, one Of the
hustling young men interested in the
Fad Clothing company at Lewistown.
was in the city the first of the week
enrOute from Great Falls to his home
city.
E. $. Grant and E. p. Ashley, both
Of Hedges, passed through the city
Monday enroute for Lewistown,
where Mr.. Ashley made final proof on
an excellent quarter in the Careless
creek region.
PAsTERAGE.-I can take care of
about 40 head of cattle or horses i'll
good pasture this winter. Mile from
Judith Gap. Fine water, good grass,
plenty of shelter: 81 Il month. W.
r. Hanson, superintendent.
Forest Range Rider Earnest Davis
has moved his headquarters from Del
pine to Hopley canyon, where he is
now establishing his new camp. The
move was made because of most of
his work being in this vicinity.
Mrs. G. b. Coslet, daughter-in-law
of Mr.. and Mrs. "A. A. Coslet, passed
through the city Wednesday enroute
from six weeks visit in Nebraska
to her home near Stanford, where her
husband is engaged in farming.
S. J. Small, exclusive agent for the
Cottonwood coal company's lands in
Fergus county, made record break
ing sale Wednesday of this week for
retailing small tracts. $5O,OOO worth
Of land was sold to ten purchasers.
Bradie Metheny, Frank Barrett
and Frank Hamilton returned the
first Of the week from a very success
full fishing trip on the Checkerboard
and Flagstaff creeks. over 200 nice
specimens of mountain trout were
brought back.
The we'll known guide and sports
man, Frank Barrett, and his party
have Just returned from very sue
cessful fishing trip. Ask any of the
party which is the best whiskey to
take on such occasions, or call at the
Pioneer Saloon, "The Home of
SunnybrOok.
Olaf Eike, formerly manager Of the
Penwell- Bower ranch consisting OF
5000 near this city, left Wednesday to
take charge of the Fergus County
Sheep company's ranch of 5000 acres
near LewistOwn. NJ. G. Singleton
has accepted the position as manager
OF the Old Bower ranch.
Sam Lutz recently purchased Il
small tl,reshing rig. s-horse pow
er portable gasoline engine runs q
. separator that has capacity of about
1000 bushels of wheat day. AS
soon as Samuel finish es threshing his
go acres of oats and l2O acres of win
ter wheat, he'll accommodate a few OF
the neiQhbOring boys by running
their grain bundles through the new
rig.
4 Steel is affected by temperature. |,
Y requires good tools to withstand
: rough usage without chipping OIL
, breaking at 80 degrees below Ze.o
That 8 why Commander Peary selected
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