Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-07


they are negotiating to secure bust
ness. Mr.. Duke left the same day
for Helena to transact futher business
arrangements.
I.ubricating and illuminating oils
manufactured by the Pure Oil COM
pany-see Murphy Bros.
DIR. Il. F. Mccullough was in the
city last Saturday enroute from his
homestead to Great Falls, where he
will spend week or ten days on
business matters.
Land For Sale.-32O acres 5 miles
west of Judith Gap, 1850 acres in win
wheat. all fenced, two good wells and
other improvements. Eighty acres
miles west, near the Little Belts, rich
black loan, cheap. Miss Pearl StOner.
William Miller returned the first Of
the week from a ten days visit to
Alhamhra Springs and the state fair.
Mr.. Miller's rheumatic condition
was greatly relieved by the treat
ment received at the Springs.
+. \. Wyatt. sales manager of the
Pure Oil company, transacted bust
ness in the city yesterday.
Mrs. j. X. Balm and Mrs. G. II.
Coleman attended the Burgomaster
production in I.ewistown Monday
evening.
Joe Daily went to Lewistown Mon
day evening to attend the Burgomast-
er. lie reports that the play was we'll
reproduced by a company of artists.
Miss Pearl StOner returned the
first of the week from Helena, after
having attended the state fair during
last week.
:. Antoine spent several days of
last week OH his claim near Hedges
vile experimenting the construction
OF cabin and making arrangements
to have some blowing done this fall.
Rev. Mcmahon will conduct the Nj.
r. services in Judith Gap, Sunday,
October Is. and every two weeks
from that date.
Mrs. Emma White of Buda, H.,
and Mrs. Charles Stabler of Nepon-
set, Ill.,, thu latter "A sister of Mrs. }.
W. Wing, left last week for their re-
spective homes, after having spent
two enjoyable weeks visiting 1T the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Wing,
near this city.
W. +. Folsom returned the. first of
the week from his claim in the SWIM
ming Woman district, where he con-
structed his cabin and made prepara-
tions to spend the winter.
Rocky Mt. Husbandman: There
are a number of practical farmers
who have been raising wheat Oh dry
land for years who say they had as
soon SOW Scotch Fife early IN the
spring as Turkey Red late in the fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson visited
in the city several days the first of the
week from their ranch near Mill.
"Hans' has a patch of winter wheat
sown and is making preparations to
SOW forty acres next spring to Scotch
Fife.
j. II. Shuler received valuable
piano from the east the first of the
week. The instrument, which is one
Of the best makes, has been placed in
Mr.. Shuler's home and is furnishing
much pleasure to the household I'M
der the manipulation of Miss Marie.
+. V. Crew was up from Hedges
Vile Wednesday purchasing grocery
and machinery supplies. The Crew
traction plow outfit is now engaged
IN turning over forty acres for George
Eberlart, the well known farmer be-
tween Roberts creek and the Mussel-
ohell.
Father VanOrsdel conducted the
NJ. +. services and preached in this
city Sunday. AS usual. great interest
was taken in Father "Van's" SER
mon, and the congregation kept him
busy shaking hands and compliment
ing his address.
Rev. }. Phillip Anshutz conducted
the services of the Episcopal church
and preached yesterday evening to Il
Fair sized cong regation. The sermon.
which was taken from the Parable Of
Dives and Lazarus, was very inter
esting and instructive and greatly en-
joyed by the congregation.
Howard Young of Boise, Idaho. ar
rived in this city Monday with a car
load of stock and emlg,ant goods and
left the first of the week for his ranch
IN the Swimming Woman district.
where he will make his future home.
His family will JOIN him at this point
the first of next month.
Sipfrip(l BlpsSin. who has been a