Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-01

teach them 1t IS more cruel ana less
Christian for American women to
cramp and distOrt their lungs. liver
and stomach, than it is for the Hot
tentOts to press their heads flat, or
for the Chinese to make their feet
small. Good, healthy, Industrious
girls make happy homes, and wives
and mothers.
Robert Mckenzie expects to move
into his new house OH High street
next week.
For Sale \ span OF general pur-
pose geldings: weight 1900. Price
$500. \. McAllister. :tf
a number of new settlers will To-
cate in the vicinity Of Judith Gap in
the spring. And they are first class
farmers, too.
AXel Engberg received telegram
the first Of the week announcing the
death OF his father at Cambridge,
MINI. His mother died only Il few
weeks ago.
Miss Langdon lett her homestead
! in the Stamford district to the
coyotes long enough to pay Mrs.
Harrison Of the local telephone ex-
! change brief visit.
4 butcher who cannot convince a
! buyer that IL folr-year-old rooster is
Il :sprng chicken, or cut "A porter
house steak from Il link of bologna.
ism up to twentieth century snuff.
Don't overlook Judith Gap when
doing your holiday shopping. The
local merchants are making prepara-
tons for Il big holiday business, and
you will find stocks complete, if you
hurry, and prices right.
Taken up.-Sat,r,lay. November 1.
one bay gelding :, years old, weight
$50 lbs. Two white hind feet. TN.
distinguishab!e brand on right jaw,
white spot on back indicating saddle
use. Owner may have same by pay
Ing for this advertisement and the
cost Of keeping the animal; 1, miles
south OF judith Gap. Wallace Wing
Mrs. Daniel &. Strothcrs returned
Monday from an extended visit to
Great Falls. Mr.. Styothers has ac-
cepted Il position on the Great Nor
thern out Of Great Falls and will not
return to the ranch until spring.
The Journal is issued on Wednes-
day this week so that everybody con-
nected with The paper can enjoy the
Thanksgiving turkey without the
dread, that brings on indigestion, Of
the trials and tribulations of publica-
ton day.
&. d. kidder of Judith Gap, is in
the city on business. Mr.. kidder is
one Of the ranchers Of that section
who had good crop this year. Bad
weather prevented him from putting
in as much winter wheat this fall as
he would like to have done. Lewis
town News.
Conductor VIM. Bertram left the
first OF the week for Clancy, Mont.
where he will take charge of a e. y.
train. Bill has been on this division
for long time and his many friends
here are sorry to see him leave.
Mrs. Bertram and daughter Leah
are spending the winter ut Clancy.
Frank Murphy will leave Friday
for Ogden, Utah, to appear as Il wit
ness III all important case AGAINST
Cory Bros, the big railroad contrac-
tors. lie vii! be absent about a
|
Murphy will he in charge of the
business.
Bert Finch says he has talked local
-four mill to many farmers. and finds
the sentiment unanimous in favor Of
the project. Mr.. Finch believes that
there would be no trouble in getting
enough stock subscribed locally uext
fell to build and equip Il first class
! mill.
In five years time the Judith Gap
country will he more famous as
crop producer than the Judith Basin
proper ever will be. The fact will
then be demonstrated that the terri
tory south of the two mountains is
the best part Of the Judith Basin. and
Lewistown will then only be too gla d
to take us into the Basin.
Mrs. Claude Duncan of Kansas
City, who is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Harry V. Lane, has been persuaded
to start dancing class in Judith
Gap, the first lesson to be given in
Bain's hall next Monday evening.
Mrs. Duncan is an experienced dam
cling teacher and will undoubtedly
secure large class in this city.
a paragraph is going the rounds
about Il girl dying from tight lacing.
An editor commenting OH the fact
says: CHOSE corsets should be done
away with and if the girls can't live