Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-26

shows that there are ,6OO,+ll acres
Of surveyed and l, 500. s2o acres of UNI
surveyed land in the Judith land dis
trict. The portion of Meagher coun-
ty in this district has 1850 surveyed
and 81 ,l4O unsurveyed acres. Fergus
county alone there are Iii, 1857 SUR
veyed and 1857 ,Ooo unsurveyed acres.
Take no chance smoke Harlow
ton Pride.
w. T. Fringer, II. d. Jones, Dan
Mcdonald, Dad" Walker and Chauf-
feur Tom Davis autoed to HarlOwton
Thursday afternoon of last week and
took in the circus. On the return trip
the next morning one of the rear
wheels became disabled, necessitat-
ting calling at ranch house and pro-
curing team to finish the journey.
Pie and cake like mother used to
make. Nelson Il Benson restaurant.
j. a. McCauley left his work at
Beers and Haynes Monday evening
ut eight O'Clock, a little later than
usual, and wandered about the prai-
ries in the dense smoke until three a.
m, when he reached his home two
miles sOuthW est of town. During his
ramble he visited many points of in
terest that were concealed by the
darkness, including Oxford, newly
broken fields, grain patches and nu-
merOus bitches.
Steam Plow Work.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II r. or +.
NJ. Widdiiield. or Il. 5. Bills. ls-tf
Lewistown News: \. =. Brewing
ton is in the city to-day from Irene.
lie says that after twenty years Of
service the postoffice at that point
has been discontinued. He reports
that the fire in Half Moon pass is still
burning, but is now under control.
1t did a great deal Of damage to a
large timber area, and for month
past forty or fifty men have been
lighting it continuously.
Don't be deceived smoke the Ilar-
lowton Pride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. Waite of McIIenry.
Illinois, are visiting with their son.
Glenn, on his ranch one mile west Of
the city. Mr. Waite, ST., filed on
homestead near Mcllenry in 1915. and
says that since that time illinois has
never before known so dry a year as
this. lie is very much pleased with
this district, and is constantly sur
prisedat the agricultural possibilities
evident from the yields being obtain
ed this year.
For haircut, shave. shampoo or
massage. see me. l.. j. Bulen, 25tf.
Harvey Mclaughlin, who twenty
five years ago located on Ross fork
near the Snowies, was Il business vi
sitor last Saturday, and presented the
journal Office with an excellent SAM
| pie Of Early Rose potatoes raised on
his place. tie reports that his garden.
which has received no irrigation. is
in a thriving condition and that with
i'll week he will have large amount
OF green corn. His 40 acres OF Mae
aroni wheat will yield at least Is bu-
shells to the acre. Mr.. Mclaughlin
owns 500 acres, and on his place are
eighteen springs. lie is making ar
engagements to furnish irrigation for
some fruit trees, garden and alfalfa.
and to install a hot and cold water
system in his house.
DIR. Cabbage, dentist, will be i'm
Judith Gap from the goth to 25tl of
each month. O:lice in the Gap hotel
q. W. Anderson and son, G. I.
were in the city Monday enroute
from LewistOwn to their hOmesteads
near Hedgesville. Mr.. Anderson S
first experience in this section Of
Montana was as a rancher near the
west end of the Snowies. This was
III the early nineties, and because Of
the prevalent hard times of that per-
j IVA Nv "OS " luOtC " LEV H.
town and accept work at different
trades. He says that during one of
tie years he then experienced he WAS
! earning 500 Il month. but that he re-
ceived only S25 in cash, and the bal
ance was for exchange in groceries
and other necessities. Messrs. An
dersOn and son now have Il large ma
chinery repair house in Lewistown,
and also conduct a general jobbiny
business in that line.
Fresh celery, sweet corn, ripe to-
matOes, green cucumbers, green peas,
string peas, string beans, beets and
all kinds Of fresh vegetables always
on hand. Judith GapMeat company.
II. Wagner the we'll known and
pioneer jeweler of Lewistown. was in