Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11

ii. IL. Bills made 4 business trip to
Lewistown Thursday.
J. Ii. Mcdonald has - acres sOwn
to winter wheat on his ranch near the
SnOwies.
A dance will be given this evening
in Judge Bain's hall by j. F. DAILY
and Ben LuncefOul.
Rev. +. b. Skies will conduct the
Congregational services in this city
Sunday afternoon at two O'Clock.
Everybody welcomed to these SER
vices.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chaussee
moved into the city the first of the
week from their farm west Of town.
They are occupying their cottage on
Meagher street.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. j. O'Conner at
tended the grand orening ball in
Murray's hall at Hobson Wednesday
evening. They report having had a
very enjoyable time.
Royal Iluntsman arrived in the city
this week from Chicago, and will
spend some time visiting with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Hunts
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cameron were
in the city Wednesday enroute from
their ranch near uedgesville to Lew
istown, where they will spend sever
al days attending to business matters.
G. II. Coleman, the popular real es-
tlte dealer and restaurateur, left
Wednesday evening for LewistOwn,
where lie will transact business per-
tanning to his realty interests.
Frank Smith, who owns Il large
ranch and sawmiIl in the foothills
OF the Snowies, made Lewistown a
business visit the first of the week,
returning Wednesday.
-. Murphy has finished seeding
50 acres to Turkey Red winter wheat
on his farm southeast of town, and
lie says there is no doubt but that lie
will receive 81 bushels to the acre
next fall.
William Duke and George Nc
Apee, well known in this city. have
Completed arrangements whereby
tley are now the owners of popular
thirst parlor in Straw.
:. j. Small left Wednesday for
Great Falls, where he will he Joined
by his real estate partner, |. n.
Walker, and two eastern friends,
who will then leave for Il several
days hunting trip in the foothills Of
the Rockies.
Ed Hogan arrived in the city last
week from the Mayo hospital at Ro-
chester, MIMI, where he underwent
an operation. Mr.. Hogan has regain
ed his former strength and has re-
sumed work on his farm near this
city.
viii Mcdonald returned last week
from Rochester. Mimi, for which
point he left month ago to enter the
famous Mayo hospital. Will has
completely recovered from his opera
ti"ns, and is now assisting his father,
J. H., on the latter's ranch near the
Snowies.
Murphy 4 SOden, the new Judith
Gap implement dealers, have pur-
chased bankrupt stock OF Racine
buggies, wagons, plOws, etc. and now
have them on exhibition in their new
machinery shed on Main street. This
circumstances is being sold at 81 per
cent discount. This is an opporti,n-
ity to get Il bargain while the goods
last.
DR.. W. 4. Long accompanied his
wife and daughter from Lewistown
to this city last Saturday, he return
ing to the county seat Of Fergus the
same evening, and Mrs. Long and
daughter leaving on No. ~ for Nash
Vile. Tenn, where Miss Long will
attend school during the winter, her
mother remaining with her for sever
al months. The genial doctor and
his family returned several weeks ago
from an extensive trip throughout
Europe, the experiences of which
were entertainingly written by him
and published in the Lewistown pap
ers. While in the city the doctor made
the.Journal office pleasant visit, and
during the conversation predicted
that the following Fergus county
candidates would be elected: Stout,
Ashbridge, Slayton, Woods, Robin
son, Green, Meyersick, Burr, Mar
shall, Gallagher, Shafer, Tilzey,
O'Hara, and Creel.
Two Montana Farms At Bargain
$50 acres, 3 miles east of Judith Gap,
Meagher County, raw land, rich soil.
over two-tlilrls can be cultivated,
several good springs that flow through
out the year. Price $500, half cash,