Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06

Hedgesville, Judith Gap, and some OF
the other towns in his district.
For Sale-1-12 inch Walking Break
ing Plow with fin 4 II. c. cheap.
W. a. Barkley.
Recent reports are to the effect that
work is slowly progressing on the
gold mines in Half Moon pass.
+. r. Servoss Of Delpine. succeeds
+. W. Davis in the forest range rid
ing work in the Little Belts.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Plepho, Saturday, April 80, 1910, a
daughter. No wonder Robert was
stepping high the first of the week.
Tonsorial Artist Bulen has added
another barber chair to his parIors,
which with many other improvements
materially enhance the appearance
and service of this popular shop.
:. j. Small. exclusive agent for She
sd + the G 1ttonwood Coal COM
lany' S lands in the vicinity OF Wind
ham, reports this weeks sales as
amounting to over ST., 600. This tract
OF land in the heart of the famous
J"dth Basin is rapidly being trans
ferred to practical farmers.
Forest Range Rider G. W. Weaver
Will for the present maintain the same
dates as formerly used: Judith Gap,
+! the 18TH OF each month: Garneill, the
LIST Of each month: and the 18th and
10th at home in Blake creek.
Magnuson 4 Jenson's well drilling
I outfit is being moved to Harry W.
Lane ranch southwest OF town. By
| the way, Harry secured a half day
! holiday from G. II. Stone yesterday,
and spent the same enioyably on his
ranch sowing 50 acres to flax.
Rev. j. Phillip Anshutz held Eps-
copal services in tile school house
Tuesday evening, and the excellent
sermon he delivered was greatly APP
| prtciatel by the congregation. REV.
| Anshutz left the following day for
lledgesvlle and Rothiemay, at which
| points he will hold services and bap-
| tie several children.
| Il. Lawrence, who is fortunate in
4 the possession of a fertile quarter see
! ton OF land in 34-ll-l7. was in Il e
city the first Of the week and added
/ his name to the steadily growing list
/ Of the Journals subscribers. Mr..
/ Lawrence halls from Watertown, $.
| d.: is a practical farmer, and is in
this district to help develop the won
derful possibilities OF central Mon
t&na This spring he commences
with seeding Il patch to wheat and
flax, and is making arrangements to
plant $50 acres this fall to winter
| wheat, after which his troubles will
be over.
Recent filings made before T.. s.
| Commissioner 5. j. Small: II. 5.
Blackman, desert entry, s-1O-l4: Mat
tie Brusett, desert entry, l4-a-l6;
Margaret NJ. Lane, desert entry, go
II: James Marshall, desert entry, Is
1O-l7: Dora +. Gels, desert entry, 26-
1920: John +. Roach homestead en-
try, 3o-7l6: Ed Taylor, desert entry,
34-o-17: James Trimble, homestead
entry, 2s- 1920: ArtlurC. Dyer, home
stead entry, 22-lo-l5: Myrtle V. Pat
tersOn, homestead entry, S-9-ld: Ii !.
j 5. Blackman, desert entry, s-lO-l4:
James Wing. desert entry, 34-lO-l4:
and Mrs. j. W. Wing, desert entry,
6-9-l4.
The Journal is in receipt of an in
vitatiOn announcing the marriage of
Miss Harriet Eleanor Waldorf to
Hon. Clarence =. Tooley, of Two Dot
The marriage ceremony was per-
! formed at the home of the brides
parents III Helena, Wednesday, April
n, 1910. Mr.. Tooley is serving as
state senator from Meagher county
and is popular in Judith Gap. Miss
Waldorf and Senator Tooley were in
Judith Gap last September at the
celebration of the first anniversary OF
the birth OF the town, at which time
they met Il great many of our people,
who will wish them Il long life OF
married bliss.
Il. q. Lewis and II. +. Bushnell
forest range riders for the west and
east end OF the Snowies, respectively
have resigned and the first of the
week their places were taken by e.
W. Weaver and +. W. Davis. Messrs.
Lewis and Bushnell have personal in