Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-21

60 to his homestead north Of Hedges
vile the latter part Of this week.
Steam Plow WOrk.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II. I. or +.
M. Widdiiield. or Il. 5. Bills. 1S-tf
Mrs. II. J.. Bills and son returned
last Friday from four months visit
with her parents in Wisconsin. and
Hal is the happiest boy in Judith
Gap.
Land For Sale.-32O acres 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.
Walter 1.amius proved up OH his
homestead near Mill the first of the
week and was in Judith Gap Tuesday
receiving the congratulations of his
numerous friends in securing such a
valuable farm.
Murphy Brothers have accepted the
local distributive agency for the
Pure Oil Company, manufacturers
celletl.
Murphy Bros. X Sotlen are excavat-
ing for store building Oh their lots
north of the National Cafe. They en-
pect to open up in the spring with
full line Of farm implements.
Homeseekers- 200 Acres Craze or
Rent, plenty of grass and water.
good Oat crop, aboul 80 tons straw,
10 acres best black soil, plOwaqle.
Plowed land yielded 66 bushels wheat
to acre. Apply Thomas Eugene
Scally Judith Gap, p. o., Fergus,
Co., Montana. Land agents please
note.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL. NJ. Hanson were
III from their big plantation near Nj
hill the first Of the week OH a shop
ping expedition. Several citizens are
prevailing upon Hans to come back
and run the Royal Grill.
Willie 4. Fringer was in the city
from Helena the first of the week.
Mr.. Fringer has accepted Il position
as drink mixer in IA fashionable eN-
tinguisher in the capital city, and
came over to shake hands with his
old friends in Judith Gap.
1t has been reported that the Mil
waukee railroad has plated ii town
site at Okla, and that lots will be sold
next spring. Those owning land in
that vicinity are considered as being
located III one of the most fertile dis
vent of thriving town at their very
doors realty values will rapidly soar.
For Sale.-A REIMBURSEMENT,
miles from Okla. 100 acres, all fenced.
\ snap. Miss Pearl StOner.
Charley Coleman left Monday for
Martinsdale to look over Il tract of
land about twelve miles from that
place. II it looks good to him Charley
will find a customer for it within
few weeks.
The meeting advertised for Judith
Gap Tuesday to hear the democratic
speech of Charley Hartman, cand-
date for congress, did not material
i've. owing to the delayed trains and
the speaker not being able to make
connections.
n. ID. Daley came in from Lewis
town Tuesday evening and the next
day left for his home in Boston. His
son. Joe, of this city, tried to per-
suade his father to locate here per-
manently, but the old gentleman
thought he had too many interests in
the east to make the change, although
he liked this country very much.
Monday night republican meet
ing was held in Bain's hall which was
addressed by J. II. I.ackey, candidate
for sheriff, Mayor Anderson of liar
lowton, +. $. Webster, candidate for
county commissioner and Senator
Tooley Of Two Dot. The issues Of
the present campaign were snccinctly
presented by those eloquent orators.
DR.. Foley of l.ewistown was in the
city Tuesday OH his way home from
Billings, where lie went to attend the
sale of the Crow reservation lands
last week. The doctor purchased
1000 acres of he choicest part
of the lands put up for sale at a price
that will make him pile Of money
when he gets ready to unload a few
years from now.
Hon. Tom Stout, editor of the Fer
gus County Democrat of Lewistown.
was III Judith Gap Monday on his
way to Lavina, where he was billed
to deliver democratic campaign
speech. Mr.. Stout is the democratic
nominee for state senator from Fer
gus county. and if the newspaper
bows were given the power to make IL