Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-28


Camp was made in the canyon above
George Duffield's ranch, and the fol-
lowing day was spent in search of the
feet-footetl deer. Notwithstanding
Mr.. Brings proves as Il deer hunt
er, no large game was secured. How
ever, the trip is reported as being
very enjoyable.
Grand masquerade dance tonight.
Central Montana was covered with
six inches of snow the first of the
week. This assures a bumper crop
next fall.
Choice meats delivered anywhere
in the city at reasonable prices. e..
{. Morris, Judith Gap.
Mrs. Il. j. O'COnner returned last
week from two months visit with
relatives and friends i'm Iowa and
Minneapolis.
For Sale.-A REIMBURSEMENT, 2
miles from Okla, 100 acres, all fenced.
A snap. Miss Pearl Stoner.
William Miller and Tom Davis left
Monday for Great Falls where they
will spend this week attending to
some business matters.
Homeseekers-2O Acres Craze or
Rent, plenty of grass and water.
good oat crop, abOul 80 tons straw,
40 acres best black soil, plowaqle.
Plowed land yielded IS bushels wheat
to acre. \ pply Thomas Eugene
Scallv Judith Gap, y. o., Fergus,
Co., Montana. Land agents please
note.
Mr.. Sells. who raises Belgium draft
horses near Portland. Oregon, is in
this vicinity making arrangements
for spring shipments.
Murphy Brothers have accepted the
local distributive agency for the
Pure Oil Company. manufacturers
Of lubricating oils that cannot be en-
celled.
Mr.. and Mrs. George $. Haynes
will leave this morning for Clancy,
this state, where they will visit for Il
week or ten days with Mr.. Haynes
parents.
Land For Sale. $40 acres 5 miles
west Of Judith Gap, 100 acres in win
wheat. all fenced, two good wells and
other improvements Miss Pearl StO-
ner, Judith Gap, Mont.
|. 5. McQuitty, the democrat NOM
inee for representative of Meagher
county, was in the city Yesterday
talking over the situation and the is
sues with local democrats.
Steam Plow Work. We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts
For particulars see either II. L. or +.
Nj. Widditield. or e. ). Bills. lS-tf
MIR. and Mrs. ii. Darby of Great
Falls. arrived in the city Monday and
are occupying the Stone cottage.
Mr.. Darby has accepted Il position as
machinist in the local roundhouse.
Registry Agent H. L. Bills return
vi Monday from several days trip
throughout this district, giving the
male citizens an opportunity to make
their votes eligible.
The l4x24 addition to the j. \.
McCauley residence south of town is
completed and the family is now en-
joying the additional room afforded
by the annex.
Mrs. q. 5. Glenn, an aunt of Mrs.
G. Il. Stones, will return soon to her
home at Roundup, after having spent
several enjoyable weeks as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. {. r. Stone.
\. +. Gurley, who left about ten
days ago for his old home in Mich-
gan, writes that everything is very
quiet in that state and that he will
return to Judith Gap the middle Of
next month.
Dan Mcdonald was summoned
Tuesday to the Richard ranch near
the SnOwies by II request of Elmer
Peck, an old friend, who has re-
gently been very sick. Dan reports
that he left Elmer Wednesday on the
road to recovery.
Mrs. Sprague of IIedgesville, spent
last week as the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. {. l.. Beers. She expects to
move to this city with her children.
." the latter may attend the local
school.
The new meat market, c. &. Nor
ris proprietor. Am prepared to serve
the public with choice meats at rea-
sonable prices. Orders delivered
anywhere in the city. \ trial soil
cited.
William Mcdonald of the Snowy
mountain district, who left two
weeks ago for the famous hospital at
Rochester, Mimi, has had several
operations performed and is now re.
gaining his former health. lie en-
pects to return to this city in the
near future.
Hedges Herald: Henry, Robert and