Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-22

a bank, three general stores. a hare
ware store, farm implement hous.
meat market, saloon, livery stable
barber shop. two lumber yards, tw,
real estate offices, Il hotel, a news
paper, while several new buildings 10
business purposes are now in til
course of construction.
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l.. Shafer. for several years assistan
cashier of the First National Bank o
Moore. has purchased the interest o
Is. r. Stack in the firm of Brassey 4
stack. The retiring member Of til,
"rm' MIR. stack, was compelled t,
quit active business, temporarily a
least, on account of i'll health. ant
expects to leave shortly. with Mrs
STACK, for an extended trip. I'll.
new member of the firm, Mr.. Shafer
Is Young man of fine business at
tainments and is rapidly becoming
acquainted with the routine work OF
MS new position.
cement and plaster are as essen.
tai i'll the building of a good houst
as 'i'e roof to cover it. The McCaull-
webster Elevator Cos. line of
cement and plaster has been proven
ny Years OF experience to be the very
oeS' grades that money can buy.
Among the latest additions to the
journal S rapidly increasing subscrip-
tlon list are William Adams of Roth
1enaN, Montana, and {. +. Irish of
straw. The Journals subscribers
cover thoroughly the Judith Gan ter
rit0rv.
Mildred &. Singleton was in Lewis
town Friday and Saturday on business
ana while there called on the Cook
REYNOLDS Company and learned that
the firm would begin retailing the
Old Bower ranch OF 10000 acres adj
joining Judith Gap as soon as the
land can be classified. The tract is
now being surveyed and as soon as
TINS work is done classification will
immediately follow. When this large
tract Is cut up into small farms and
family on each one, the tributary
farming territory to Judith Gap will
be greatly stimulated.
Frank Glover. who filed ON a home
stead in the Swimming Woman coun-
try about year ago, locating with
the Jackson, Minnesota, bunch Of
hustlers. owing to continued poor
health, which he has been afflicted
with for several years, was compelled
to rtlinqnish his homestead last Fri
day and return east. William Adams
OF Minnesota. filed Il homestead on
the relinquisled land. That Jackson
bunch controls 800 acres OF the rich
soil OF Paradise valley and has a
steam blowing outfit with which it rs
the intention to break up all of this
land and put it in crop. Mr.. Adams
states that it has rained nearly every
day out in his section since he arrived
here this spring
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel McCIe]land
spent several days the first OF the
week visiting with their son, w. l..
They left Wednesday for Billings.
where they will spend Il week before
returning to this city.
Mrs. J. II. Thompson returned last
nfS 4
where she spent several months visit
ing with relatives.
George llinchey, the genial Nihill
booster, transacted business in the
city yesterday.
The Judith Club was entertained
W ednesday evening in Bain's hall by
j. +. Sodtn and Frank Murphy. Pro-
gressive whist was the order Of the
evening, Miss Winnie Bprndt and Lee
Bnlen being awarded the head prizes.
and Mrs. NJ. +. Schnittger and
Charles Coleman the consolation
prizes. Ice cream cake ana coffee
were served ut Il suitable hour. and
everyone felt well pleased with the
Avehlng $ entertainment.
His Party.
Stella-ls the duke i: Liberal? Bella
We'll. his wife'S father will have to
be.-New York Sun.
Card of Thanks.
The many favors and acts Of kind
TESS shown to us in our late bereave-
nent, the illness and death of our be-
owed daughter and sister will ALWAYS
be remembered with grateful hearts.
Mn. AND Mis-. ID. {. HAYS.
+. \. HAYS.