Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14

Martin Gyland. Mills prosperous
merchant, was in the city Wednes-
day.
For Sale.-The Palais Royal, fix
lures and stock. 4 bargain. Miss
Pearl Stoner.
Sullivan X Forman are making ex-
tenslve improvements on the front Of
the Judith Gap Buffet.
Lubricating and illuminating oils
manufactured by the Pure Oil COM
pany-see Murphy Bros.
On Tuesday October 18th there will
be English-I.uthcran preaching in the
school house at Judith Gap at p. m.
Walter Hard's pet coyote escaped
Wednesday afternoon and Walter is
out stretching his legs trying to catch
it.
4 good time is assured ut Harlow
ton, Oct. 10th and 2lst. Don't fail to
attend. Horses eligible from Meagh-
er, Furgus and Sweet Grass counties.
Miss Bertha Short Of Martinsdale is
the republican candidate for county
superintendent of schools. Miss
Short has been teacher for num-
Der of years, and is in every way well
qualified to fill the position of super
intendent of schools.
Restaurant and Rooming House for
Rent Fully equipped above and be-
u
II, 1910. Reasonable terms. ID. c.
Hays, Judith Gap. Mont.
DR.. MOtret returned Wednesday
from her trip to Chicago, where she
went in charge Of the young man who
was injured by being thrown from a
horse here September rs, and who
died shortly after reaching his home.
On the way back she visited her old
home in Kansas City.
George !. Rice made final commnta-
ton proof before L. s. Commissioner
$. J. Small Monday. Mr. Rice has 80
Il / \ i'll T. II crop and within ten days
will have all Of his quarter section
farm broken IN. half Of which will be
prepared for 81 ? crop.
Murphy BROTHERS have accepted the
local djstrihutive agency for the
l'nra Oil COMPANY. manufacturers
Of lubricating oils that cannot be ex-
celled.
+. :. Webster. republican candi-
data for cnuntv cnm,n;sS;nnor ,vritoo
to have the journal sent him so he
can keep in touch with the needs Of
the Judith Gap district. Mr.. Webster
is an old timer in Meagher county,
and will make good commissioner.
Harriet O'Day, left Saturday for Bill
lings, where they will spend the win
ter. Mr.. Lutz will join them in sew
eral weeks, he remaining on his ranch
to settle business matters before
leaving for the Sugar Beet City.
Land For Sale.-32O acres 5 miles
west of Judith Gap, 100 acres i'm win
wheat. all fenced, two good wells and
"
miles west, near the Little Belts. rich
black loan, cheap. Miss Pearl Stoner.
Frank Murphy hauled Nels n. Mel
son and Il big load of household goods
out to the Swimming Woman country
Thursday where Nelson has a home
stead, and where he thinks he can
make more money farming than rum
ming restaurant. Perhaps so, but
look at the fun he will miss playing
freeze out ut Shorty uard's.
County Superintendent of Schools
\. Belle Francisco is in Judith Gap
this week. She came over from White
sulphur Springs few days ago to Vi
sit ut the home OF her parents east of
the city. Miss Francisco has proven
herself a good officer and should she
be elected again there is no reason to
believe that she will do other than
continue the good work.
Homeseekers-2OO Acres Craze or
Rent, plenty Of grass and water,
good Oat crop, abOul so tons straw,
10 acres best black soil, plowaqlp.
Plowed land yielded IS bushels wheat
to acre. Apply Thomas Eugene
Scally Judith Gap. T.. o., Fergus,
Co., Montana. Land agents please
note.
Clarence X. Stone returned last
week from Spokane. where he accom-
panied Charley Beers to the dry farm
ing congress, and to get some ideas
about dry farming at first hands
He came back well with practical in
formation, and we can look for big
crops next year OH Mr.. Stones large
farm near Judith Gap.
q. +. Deyarmon sold his homestead
this week to gentleman from Great
Fails, the consideration being 81. $50.
or little over $50 an acre. THIS sale