Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05

cut July 20. That's home, sweet
home III the Judith Basin. dry season
or wet. Come out Of it, We slumber-
ing rubes of the east.
Steam Plow Work.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II. Il. or +.
Nj. Widdiield. or &. $. Bills. lS-tf
Stevenson: An aim in life is the
only fortune worth the finding; and
it is not to be found in foreign lands,
out in the heart itself.
'Fly germs '-That's what we real
~ mean. DO you know that flies are
instrumental in spreading most of the
contagious diseases? 1t will pay YOU
to use plenty Of precantion by using
our Fly dope" or standard makes of
ny paper. Piepho Drug Company.
The Stanford people believe they
have a fast ball team, and Judging
from some of the games that aggre-
CATION has won-the team is there,
See Judith Gap and Stanford cross
bats at judith Gap, Sunday, .August7.
Take no chance smoke a Harlow
ton Pride.
Fergus County Argus: B. &. White
came up from his Buffalo creek ranch
this week in his auto. Mr.. White has
finished shearing and has stored his
wool for short time. He has Il fine
clip this year and has been offered 20
cents for it, but has not yet decided
as to what he will do with it.
J. W. Sturgeon was Il city business
visitor Wednesday,.
Gilman Tenney was in the city
Monday from his ranch south Of town.
GIL says the Tenney ranch has some
real cereal crops on it, and that har-
vesting will commence next week.
Attorney Il. $. Bills spent Sunday
in Moore witnessing two games Of
baseball -LewistOwn, 6, Stanford. y:
Moore, !. Hobson, 2. Our local attor-
ney reports having spent an enjoy
able day in the Winter Wheat CITY.
Stoner 4 Company. the new manage
ment of the Palais Royal. has made
arrangements to handle Il first class
line Of homemade candies. The stock
in the other departments Of this well
known confectionery store will be
materially increased in the near flu
ture.
Don't be deceived smoke the IIar-
lowton Pride.
Fred 4. kinZel, who is connected
with Chicago job office, and who
had many years Of experience in
country weeklies throughout the CEN
trail states, was pleasant journal
visitor Wednesday. Mr.. knzel was
enroute for Lewistown, where he will
visit for several weeks with his uncle,
John kinzel of Fergus County Hard
ware company. lie is greatly pleased
with the west, and says that possibly
he will soon locate in the Treasure
state. Mr.. kinzel was agreebly sur
prised at the completeness of the
Journals mechanical department,
and said that the outfit would put to
shame hundreds of publishing plants
located in cities of 1000 population
in the central states.
Miss Linn Corbly left Tuesday
evening for LewistOwn, where she
will spend some time on her folks
ranch near that city. Miss COrbly To-
Gated in this city nearly two years
ago. and during that time has made
host OF friends who will regret to
learn of her departure.
Steven Shuster, who has a valuable
homestead near Mill, was city
business visitor Tuesday. Steven
came to this district year ago last
spring and filed on his present hold
lngs. He says he has six acres of
winter wheat. which he has harvest
ed. that will yield $50 bushels. AS
the grain was sOwn the last of Octo-
Der, he is more than satisfied with
the returns. \ plant from one seed
produced Is heads.
spring millinery at hall price.
>tOner Il company.
!. Weaver, Il Madison, Wisconsin,
capitalist, accompanied by his young
est son, Warren. and Albert ROden-
kirth of West Bend. Wis. were in the
city Monday, just returning from All
inspective tour of the Small& Walker
tract near Geyser. Mr.. ROdenkirth
represents IA group of wealthy eastern
investors, and he remarked while in
the city that he was very agreeably
surprised at the eXcellant showing
made by the crops in this vicinity.
Mr.. Weaver has just completed the
organization of the Geyser Realty
company, capitalized ut $780, 900, and
he reports that ~ acres have been
plated as the original tOWnSite of