Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-03-03

be long before Messrs. Kidder and
Ingram can deliver milk to home
steaders who do not desire to keep
cows.
When in the city don't forget to
go to the Royal Grill Cafe for your
meals. They make it their business
to serve you right.
J. +. Coates and James \. Folsom
left this morning for their respective
ranches, out of HarIOWtOn. Mr. Fol-
som contemplates remaining on his
place until spring work is over.
Get your pies and cakes like moth
er used to make" at the loyal Grill
Cafe.
a. G. Dyer was in I.ewistown last
week on various business matters,
and before returning purchased Il
carload Of hay TO be divided among
Henry l.anius, +. c. Dyer and him
self. The price paid was SIG deliver
ed.
Spring and Summer suits. tailor or
dered. From $40 to $50. Red Folsom.
Miss Edith stone delightfully."- en-
tanned a number of her friends ut cards
Monday evening II the pleasant
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. q. :. HAYNES.
\ dainty luncheon was served at
eleven o'clock.
See Manley's add in this issue. 1t
Oliver Rea(le received notice from
the land Office at lewlstoWn the first
OF the week that his application for
his S0-acre timber and stone claim in
the Snowy Mountains had been al
lowed, and advertising Of the same
Will begin next week.
DR.. Motfet and her sister. Miss
Feemster, received notice from the
government the first of the week that
their applications for isolated tracts
consisting of 80 acres each adjoining
their homesteads had been allowed,
and the sale Of the same will take
place this spring.
G. Il. Parsons, Il member Of the
I.ewistown Gun club. participated in
the shoot between the Moore and
LeWistown clubs held i'm the county
seat of Fergus Sunday afternoon.
&. l.. returned to this city the fol-
lowing morning with two new med
ais pinned to his coat. as he won
both the Warren and Parsons tropl-
les. Tuesday noon Mir. Parsons set
up the new trap north of the city and
did some high class exhibition shoot
ing.
Peter Brennan made final commu-
tation proof before :. j. Small Mon
day on his fine homestead south of
judith cap. The testimony showed
nearly 81 1000 worth of improvements.
Peter is the sort Of farmer this coun-
try needs. He believes in develop
ment.
The first excursion over the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific will
leave tn" east Tuesday, March I. and
reports from that quarter are to the
effect that hundreds of land seekers
will take advantage of the same to
look over the Judith Gap country.
The excursions over the Milwaukee,
began in February.
1t is reported that the Burlington
train from Denver to Seattle. winch
has heretofore made the trip from
Billings to Seattle over the Northern
Pacific, will run over the Great Nor
them through Judith Gap beginning
the tirs! Of April. This will give
Judith Gap six passenger trains Il
day.
George Murphy spent Monday in
Lewistown.
Ray Evans spent Monday and Tues
day in the city from the Evans sum
mer resort near llopley in the Belts.
Higgins MoutZ Of Anaconda visited
several days the first Of the week at
the AL BOlick ranch east of the city.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. u. j.
Murphy, Monday. Feb. -. a son.
Orval Buclner. Il Mill rancher.
was in the city last Friday attending
to several business matters.
}. !. Liberty, who is with the firm
OF Small X Walker. was in the city
enrOute to L.ewistOwn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gardner Green re-
turned Monday from Billings after
spending the weekend in the Sugar
Beet City.
Oscar RAIDER of lIedgesville was in
the city between trains "Wednesday
enroute home from HarlOwton, where
he had been for several days.
Rev. Percy r. McMahan will con-
duct the services Of the Methodist
church and preach Sunday afternoon
at three O'Clock in the congregational