Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13

joining that Of her mothers, and has
host Of friends who are pleased to
see her return.
1T isn't what you pay for, but what
you get for what you pay for, that de-
termines the value to yOu." The Nc
Caull- w ebster Elevator Co.
Mrs. r. Lyle Of Walker bench
went to Great Falls Monday and is re-
ceiving treatment for chronic stomach
trouble at the Deaconess hospital.
She was accompanied by Mr.. Lytle's
mother.
Keep cool! Get an ice cream soda at
the Piepho Drug Company's fountain.
Mrs. Gertie n. Sedan recently pur-
chased lot IL, in block 81.
J. W. Sturgeon made a business
trip to Buffalo Monday, returning the
following day.
II. w. Boulter has acquired possess
sion Of lot 2, block 36, which adjoins
his residence property.
After the ball game, whether your
team wins or loses, get a soda or 4
sundae. Piepho Drug Go.
Inland Empire: The Misses Ruth
and Helen Tenney arrived in Moore
Monday evening from Judith Gap, to
be present at the piano recital given
by the latter's pupils the following
evening.
Flank Schnittger was Lewistown
business visitor Monday and Tues
day. He reports the county seat of
Fergus thrOnged with visitors, and
that the land office is crow detl with
homeseekers during all the Office
hours.
This office is in receipt of All adver-
tising button from the Great North
ern. The button, which reads, "Mon-
tana for Me, '2O Acre Farms Free"
has been distributed extensively
throughout the eastern states. as Il
means of exciting further immigra-
ton into the Treasure state.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson were
up from their ranch near Nihill dur
ing the week. Hans says that spring
has ushered to hi view the wonderful
agricultural possibilities Of this fer
tile section. Before leaving the city
he purchased an ample supply of Tux
edo seed for himself, and some sun
flower seed for Mrs. Hanson.
Washington. May 1.-THE agricul-
tural department reports that 35, OOO,-
600 pounds of washed and unwashe ed
and IL, BOG. 900 pounds of secured wool
were sheared from the sheep on the
Montana ranches in 1909. There are
now five million sheep in Montana
according to estimates of the depart
ment.
If you are not one of our regular
customers, You are camping out"
We invite you to come IN. The Nc
Caull-Webster Elevator Co.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, mother Of Mrs.
Robert Denny, passed away at her
daughters home near this city, Fri
day, May &. The deceased had been
a sufferer for some years, and during
the last few months gradually grew
worse in spite OF the best medical at
tention. Mrs. Sarah Moore was born
in Logan county, Ohio, in 1920, and
is survived by a daughter and a mar
ried son. The body was shipped Sun
day to LaGrange, Ohio, for burial.
f. f. Lichtenwalter has re-opened
his box bowling alley, his present To-
cation being opposite the pOstotlice.
a pool table is being run in connec-
ton with the alley, and his place
is already proving to be popular re-
sort to spend pleasant evening. \
prize of 81 will be awarded every Sat
urday night for the highest score
made during the week, and prize of
- will be awarded the end of each
month for the highest score made dur
ing that time.
\ long drink. That's what our So
da waters are-and they're delicious.
With or without 4 straw. Piepho
Drug Co.
Rocky Mountain HusbaMlman ::
A farmer from just across the line
in Alberta, who was looking over the
dry lands lying between this city and
the Canadian line gave it as his opin-
ion that this region could be farmetl
without irrigation just as well as the
lands further north. Hewas especial
ly interested in wheat raising and
was OF the opinion that wheat would
be raised all over this region. He did
not recommend these lands for gem
eral farming, but said that it would
prove great wheat growing region,
and that we would be able to grow