Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-03-24

Hedges Herald, was III the city yes
terday between trains. Mr.. Ellis re-
ports that the spring work in his dis
trict is progressing nicely and that
all the residents are anticipating a
bountiful harvest this fall.
For Rent.-2OO acres, 100 acres UNI
der cultivation. Cash or on shares.
| Address or call on +. NJ. Widditield,
Judith Gap, Mont. lstf
The Misses Susan, Bertha and
Jeanne Small and Viola Fisher, Mrs.
W. w. Phares, and Messrs. Sigfried
Blessin, Percy Samuels, and "Si'
Perkins, all of Hedgesville, were in
the city last Friday enroute to Gar
NELL, where they attended the st.
Patrick's day dance.
For fine new ladies' and gentle
men $ spring shoes go to Manlty's ut
Garneill.
Tie Modern WOodmen of America
Lodge at Garneill will be transferred
to Judith Gap in the near future.
! All members of tins order located in
tins section Of the state are invited to
meet in the school house in Judith
Gap, on Tuesday evening, March ~,
/ to discuss the removal of the camp
from Garneill and organizing "A new
camp for this city.
f. &. WOrden, lawyer, First Ma
uonal block, phone III. Lewlstown.
George }. Rice returned the first of
the week from Tennessee, where he
spent the winter ut his old home, and
Is now busy on his ranch near this
city. getting everything ready to COM
mence the seasons work. His child
rem, vino are attending school in Ten.
nesee, will join their father ut this
place as soon as the school year ends.
Manley's General store -Garneill-
''nutf sed.''
Miss Cora Widdiiield spent several
days this week visiting with Miss
Olivia Jones.
Chicken Feed Wanted.-Such as
low grade wheat. j. A. McCauley.
city.
The \. NJ. Hill gasoline traction
pillow outfit has finished breaking 40
acres on the Skeen farm east Of town.
Minneapolis Universal Farm Motor
engine OH exhibition at Gurpy.
barn. ). II. Johnson, Agent. lo-It#
The local merchants have received
large shipments of seed grains for
field and garden use.
have Big -Four seed oats for
sale at sl.E per hundred at my ranch
one ana half miles east of Judith
""p. II. =. Flhch. 1921
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the goth to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel.
The homseekers excursion from the
East are bringing hundreds OF pro-
spective settlers into this district.
SPECIAL Sunday chicken dinner
served at the Gap Hotel Cafe.
Mrs. Clarence X. Stone and daugh-
ter. Miss Faith, left today for Com
stock, Nebraska, where they will
spend Il month or six weeks visiting
with her parents.
Traction Engineer.-F First class.
wants position. steam or gasOlene.
Can give references. Chas. Foss, Mel
stone, Montana. 17-2OA
Miss Lulu Chapman. who spent
pleasant week in the city visit
Ing with Miss Rose Skeen, left YES
terday for her home near Mill the
first of the week.
Rev. John II. Reedy will conduct
the services OF the Catholic church
at Bain's hall Sunday, March 26th.
}. Fl. Johnson OF Garneill, has I'M
loaded IL 20 hip. Minneapolis Farm
Motor in this city and is going to
place it on exhibition in this city and
later in Garneill.
A. F.. Hatch, an experienced broom
manufacturer who is making excel
lent brooms on his ranch near Hedg-
esvllle, was in the city yesterday
with Il large wagon load of his finish
ell product.
Judge J. II. Balm, Clarence II.
Stone, Oscar Skeen, John II. Shuler.
and Atty. q. :. Bills went to Harlow
ton Tuesday morning on Il legal mat
ter.
{. NJ. Barrow was in the city We'd
nesday from his ranch in 2S-lO-l4.
He has made arrangements with the
Miller traction outfit to have 1873 ac-
res broken. which he will SOW to oats,
flax and spring wheat.
Ora Wilson and William Freeman
accompanied Walter Burgo to Con-
rad, on Wednesday to be present at
the Burgo-Fau,lrie bout Thursday
evening. which from telegraphic re-
ports was called off in the sixth with
out a decision and was presumably