Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-13

nat year lie SOWcu IOFtv acres W
spring wheat, oats, barley, millet and
flax, so as to experiment, and an ex-
cellent yield was secured from them
all. This last spring he sowed spring
wheat and oats. and received Il yield
of 20 and As bushels an acre. respec-
lively. He has now over rs acres
rlowed. 100 acres of which is sow: to
winter wheat. Mr.. Larson has more
than made good in this district, and
his success should be an inspiration
to all the residents OF this district,
and especially to those following llus-
LAndry.
Harry Widdilield. c. j. Linn and
\. NJ. Hill spent several days this
week in Lewistown.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. &. Morris lett
Wednesday for Lewistown, where
Mr.. Morris will look after some land
office business.
Mrs. {. II. Coleman has been con-
fined OF her home this week, with the
uninsy.
Miss Ramona McClel;and has been
sick this week with a slight attack of
measles.
Harry V. Lane has acquired the
cognOmen of Clutch" while {. {.
! Morris is out of the city.
Judge Oscar Skeen has been contn-
ed to his home, with tonslitis the
fore part OF the week.
Miss Belle Francisco has been at
home this week. on account of the
illness Of her father.
Charles Francisco has been very ill
this week with slight attack Of
pneumonia.
Mrs. }. +. >odpn has been i'll this
week with the grippe. whichIlas been
quite prevalent Of late.
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin G..
Jewell, Sunday. January s, twin SONS.
! j. \. Nickel returned Wednesday
from Harvey. n. d., where Ii e
spent the holiday season.
j. \. Fairbank, the well known
/ Nichols \ Shepard traction engine
man, was in the city yesterday.
ii. +. Burton, who is connected
with the l.ewstOwn Brewery Co., has
been in the city the past week look
ing after the cOmpany's local saloon.
For Sale. Thoroughbred Barred
Plymouth Rocks. Cockerels. we'll ma
tured single specimens $3.50 each.
More than one $500 each. Mrs. +. :.
Webster. Shawmut, Mont.
Murphy Bros have started putting
up the judith Gap supply Of ice for
1911. They are hauling the ice from
Bowers lake just west Of the city.
Mrs. Marguerite McAvoy has been
very i'll tins week with ali attack Of
pneumonia. Mrs. McAvoy is Mrs.
Charles SuIlivan's mother.
MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Coates, and
Miss Folsom arrived from Harlow
ton the first Of the week and took
charge of The Gap Hotel Cafe. Mr.,
and Mrs. Coates are experienced
restaurateurs and will undoubtedly
be successful in this city.
Charles Smith, an elderly man who
was left here destitute by his brother
and who has been taken care OF b,
Sullivan & Foreman, will be taken
to the poor farm at White Sulphur
Springs within several days. Sulli.
van 4 Foreman have put themselves
to a great deal of trouble and en-
pense III keeping the old gentleman.
Leo J. }ullen has been making
weekend trips to Lewistown oftel
enough to cause considerable com
ment among his many local friends
Last Sunday morning he, dressed il
his best bib and tucker, met the Lew
istown train apparently with the eN
pectat'on Of meeting cher How
ever, she cameth not, and there,lpOl
Leo planned to take the next train t,
LeWistOwn to ascertain the trouble
but some unforeseen Circumstance,
prevented his leaving his local bust
ness interests. II is not defillatel
known Just when arrangements vii
be perfected that will result in say
ing of carfare. but LeO's friends ar,
quite positive that it will be but
short time after the completion OF ;
modern bungalow, which Leo con
templates building.
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