Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-09


amount of Turkey Red winter wheat
in the seed was SO great that the
field was not cut this fall. The win
ter wheat, however, has stooled
splendidly and he expects large
yield from the 20 acres next fall.
For haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
s.. Manley came over from Gar
neill Yesterday on business. Mr..
Marley and his father, David, who
came from STAFFORD, Ontario, Can,
have opened a general store ut Gar
neill.
For Sale.-Pure white Pekn ducks,
mixed chickens and Brown I.eghOrn
cockerels. Address, Mrs. j. NJ. Ed
wards. Buffalo. Montana. 42-43
Estrayed.-One dark dapple gray
gelding. branded 3 on thigh, weight
about 1900, five years old, rope burn
on pastern, recently shod all around.
Reward Of SO for return to j. V.
DUR, llobson, Montana. 42-44
The Rev. Skies delivered his first
sermon since accepting charge of the
local Congregational church, Sunday
afternoon, a good sized congregation
being present. His sermon was OH
"Steadfastness, and was greatly en-
joyed by his listeners.
PAGER, Taken Up.-Two geldings.
one II years old, dark bay. white left
hind foot, branded i. (bar circle
five) the other a yeariing.
dark grey, branded n on left side Of
neck. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying charges.
Peter Quasi, Judith Gap. 1916
Miss Bessie Close arrived in the
city last week from Sheridan, Wyo..
where she has visited with her aunt
since departing from this city several
months ago. At present she is max
ing her home with Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Skeeli, relatives.
Judge j. r. Balm, who has been
quite i'll for the past several weeks,
returned Monday from White Sui
plur Springs, where he had been sew
eral days, and has since been confined
to his bed. The cause Of Mi. Bain's
illness seems to be from d wound III
his back, the result Of being shot
some years ago by a stranger who
mlstook him for the party he was III
search Of.
LOst.-One gray mare, seven wears
Old, weight, 1000, branded X on left
shoulder, and has mule - colt
four months old. One bay mare, six
years old, weight 100, branded w
on right shoulder. Finder G
please notify Roy Shuler ut I.avina.
Mont, or Fred Shuler, Judith Gap,
Mont, and receive reward. 42-44
:. B. Nockleby Of Bismarck, Nd.
has completed negotiations with w.
r. Fringer, whereby lie will in sever
al days own the Commercial Buffet.
Mr.. Fringer sells his place of bust
ness so rs to be able to attend to his
ranching duties. During his busl-
ness career in this city he has made
many friends who wish him success
in his new undertaking.
Miss Helen Tenney left Thursday
morning on belated No. A for Chica-
go, where she will study music for
four months under the direction of
Prof. Glenn billiard Gum, the mus
ical critic of the Chicago Tribune and
one OF the most accomplished piano
players in the United States. Miss
Tenney, whose artistic results attain
Ell on piano are well known to mus
ic lovers of central Montana, will un-
doubtedly return to this city as one
OF Prof. Dunn's most studious and
accomplished pupils.
We respectfully call attention to
the report of condition of the Security
State bank of Judith Gap, published
in another column. The report Of
this popular banking institution
shows a material and substantial
growth of which the guiding minds of
the banks affairs may well feel
proud.
Sullivan 4 Foreman have installed
IL mahogany bar screen in their pop
ular buffet.
l.. 5. Benedict, formerly an east
ern publisher, but now in the ins,,r-
ance business with headquarters at
Helena, paid the journal office
very pleasant visit Sunday.
II. j. Giltinan and l.. d. Mccain
drove from Hedgesyille Friday in the
formers car. They were in the city
several hours transacting business.
F. }. Spach, county surveyor, was
in the city Friday from White Sui
phur Springs, his visit being occa-
stoned by John Greenough, who had
some surveying done OH his property.
Mrs E,o,,lz Aaaaan,, Log