Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-20

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land seekers now rampant in Judith
basin. The tract in question lies atl-
joining Geyser and is considered an
exceptionally fine piece Of land, and
Is being tiatteringly commented upon
by several newspapers over the state.
The home of the Edison phonopraph
-PhlephO'S. Some new records lust
received. Drop in and hear them.
Mrs. W. II. Boulter and children
were in from their ranch Wednesday.
the guests Of Mrs. Charley beers.
The finest brick. schwitzer and linn
burger cheese ut the Judith Gap Meat
company.
Mrs. j. X. Balm and Miss Winnie
Berndt were guests Tuesday after
noon at the pleasant home OF Mrs. 4.
NJ. Hill. north of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dugid and
baby. returned Sunday from several
weeks visit with Mr.. Dugid's parents
in Manitoba, Canada.
:. +. Robinson, pOstmaster-ranc
OF Oxford, transacted business in the
city Wednesday. He saws crop con-
ditions couldn't be better than they
are in this vicinity.
l.. }. Murphy, the king bee OF the
Judith Gap transfer line, made Lew
istown Il business visit Wednesday
evening, returning yesterday morn
ing.
Emil Bragg, the possessor of real
farm five miles southwest of town.
struck a large flow Of pure, sparkling
water ut a depth Of 20 feet. Magnu-
son \ Jensen did the work.
Rev. Rauth Of Billings, will hold
English-Lutheran services III Judith
Gap. Monday evening, May 30. at 5
O'Clock, in the school house. Every
body cordially invited to attend.
II. Nj. and Chris Hanson came up
yesterday from their ranches near
Mill. II. NJ. reports that he has
seeded twenty acres to flax, and that
as the ground was in excellent condi-
ton before being sown, he expects Il
bountiful harvest.
Harry V. Lane, who has a farm
stead on one OF the most fertile
benches in Montana, had Magnuson
\ Jensen drill a 10 foot well on
his place about six miles south OF
town. Eighty-five feet of excellent
water were secured.
The Widditield steam pillow outfit
recently finished blowing 100 acres
for y. Il. Lennon, and today moves
onto the Schnittger ranch, where 40
acres will be plowed. Mr.. Lennon
will SOW a portion of tins 100 acres to
spring crops, and will work down the
remainder for winter wheat.
John johnson, station agent for the
Milwaukee ut Garneill, was taken with
painful stomach trouble Tuesday
night. The following morning ply
stefan was summoned from this city,
DIR. Mccullough responding. accom-
panied by Druggist II. {. Piepho. Mr..
Johnson was soon made comfortable,
and is now enjoying his usual good
health.
Rev. Blakeway and Rev. Aphelian
will jointly conduct Congregational
services in this city, Sunday, May22,
at 2:W p. m. in Bain's hall. This
will be Rev. Blakeway's farewell SER
mon. Rev. Aphelian is the new mis-
sionary who is coming as temporary
pastor with view to possible per-
manency. All are most cordially in
vited to attend.
Mesdames Robinson. Steiner and
Tenny, who are officiating as the
school board Of the Oxford district,
have made arrangements to hold Il
summer term in the section house at
Oxford, Miss Winnifred Hauser hav-
ing accepted the position as teacher.
AS there are thirty children of school
age in the district, Il large attendance
is expected.
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. a.
Bring was the scene OF a pleasant sur
prise party last Saturday evening
the occasion being the celebration Of
their tenth wedding anniversary. AZ
ter the first par0xvsm from the sur
prise was over, the genial host and
hostess set themselves busy to give
their visitors good time. which they
did to the satisfaction of all. After
the evening had grown late, light