Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-25
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sturgeon and

they spent the winter. Mrs. Sturgeon
and daughter have resumed their
residence on the homestead south OF
town, Mr.. Sturgeon having accepted
position with Fringer brothers. a
new barn has been built on the home
stead, and thirty acres will soon be
plowed and sown to flax.
Harnesses and shoes repaired.
Harness leather and extras. Shoe
findings. Prices right. Work guar
anteed satisfactory. j. II. ThOmp-
son. lS-tf
5. F. Beer, a Methodist clergyman
of New Rockford. n. d., and n. :.
Burrows, Il real estate man Of Grand
Forks. the same state, were in the city
several days the first of the week in
search of large tract of land. They
left yesterday morning for the Smith
river valley. where they will look over
a ten thousand acre tract near Dorsey.
These gentlemen are among North
DakOta's pioneers, and although they
are loyal to the state. they realizethat
this district holds forth opportunities
never offered by North Dakota.
For Sale. -kirkman upright piano:
large amount OF northern grown dent
corn suitable for seed or feed. Sl.S3
per hundred: two young milch cows.
one with calf by side. Mrs. Ed
Browning, city. l?tf
On April Is, rs and II there is to be
held in Billings Il great cOnventionf for
Christian men under the direction of
the Laymen's Missionary Movement.
Three years ago there was held in
New York City an interdenomina-
tional missionary meeting. as Il result
of which the l.aymen's Missionary
Movement was organized. The pur-
pose Of the movement is to interest
and educate men in missions. and this
is being done by means Of a series Of
seventy-tive mems missionary conven-
tions held throughout the United
States, eliminating in a great nation
al convention in Chicago in May Of
this year.
You will be the better pleased bv
calling at the White Lily Tonsorial
Parlors for 4 good hair cut, shave.
shampoo or massage. Opposite the
Gap hotel. l7tf
Base ball dance Friday evening,
April LIST.
Mrs. VIM. Duke leaves today for
her home III Wisconsin on IA visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Ii. r. Holley of Harlowton.
was visiting with friends in the city
this week.
Norman has right to bring up his
family in Il house constructed of poor
material ii he can for the same price
buy the BEST. The McCaull-W Web
ster Elevator Go.
VIM. Duke, who accepted a position
at Moore. spent Wednesday in the
city.
Miss Nellie IIOwdle and brother
Frank of Nihill, spent several days
visiting III I.ewistown the first of the
| week.
"A. J. Armstrong and family VIII
this week move to their ranch east of
the city.
| Mrs. II. q. She'll, Miss Sarah Gill
more and Messrs. Robert She'll, Jr..
and Ole Erickson, all Of Garneili, at
tended st. Patrick s dance in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. j. Antoine, who
spent the winter at Moore, arrived in
the city Wednesday enroute to their
homestead near Hedgesville, where
they will spend the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. Carney and q.
G. Simkins, Ut Hedgesville, were in
the city Wednesday enroute for Lew
istown, where they will spend several
days OH business and pleasure.
Word has been received from Rev.
VanOrsdel OF Great Falls, that Rev.
L. ". Cartwright Of Popular Grove,
Ohio, will in the near future arrive in
the city to take charge of the local NJ.
+. church, and ut Lavina.
Miss Linn Corbly left Saturday for
Lewistown OH q several days visit
with relatives. Miss Pearl Browning
accepted the duties OF central Oh the
local telephone system during Miss
COrbly's absence.
Sam LutZ has been selected by a
| commemorative IF tho q raat NOrtharn
rs a farmer to run the experimental
lO-acre tract in this vicinity. In
structions received by Mr.. Lutz will
be reproduced in the Journal from
time to time.
The Hard Time dance held in Balm 5
hall st. Patrick's eve was well attend
ed by the people of this vicinity, and
all report having had All enjoyable