Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-04-07

the art preServatlVe ana worked At
his vocation several months on the
Journal at Judith Gap. 1t was ut the
latter place he became acquainted
with the great farming possibilities
in the Judith Gap district.
SPECIAL. Sunday chicken dinner
served ut the Gap Hotel Cafe.
Chester Burgess reports the loss of
Il great many chickens on his ranch
Of late. Some people must have chick
Ell at every meal by reason of the
enormous number found missing
from local hen-coops.
For Rent 2OV acres, 100 acres I'M
der cultivation. Cash or on shares.
Address or call on r. NJ. Widditield,
Judith Gap, Mont. lStf
The new leather upholstered chairs
which Judge Balm recently installed
III his popular hosiery have been
well appreciated by the public as
being great improvement III the
lobby in general.
John Burke, one OF the prosperous
old timers of the Snowy mountains,
was in the city Monday accompanied
by his son. They delivered a large
amount Of seed grain to Clarence II.
Stone. and took Il new d,!ll home
with them.
Jack Soden gave IN exhibition of
roping in the &. n. stock yards la t
Monday, and there is no doubt but
that Jack can handle the rope iust
as well us the best Of them. If ne
can get horse that will hold his
ponderous weight he will go on the
road with wild west show.
LewistOwn Daily News: Miss Ma
bel Seeley entertained company OF
young people at her home Thursday
evening in honor of Miss Viola Fish
er, who with her mother is visiting
in the city. Games. music and for
tune telling were the amusements.
The dining room and table were pret.
tily decorated in green and white, the
two colOrs being carried out i'm the
refreshments.
James \. Folsom came up from his
ranch south of Shawmut, Tuesday.
Mr.. Folsom has some valuable land
holdings and some time ago he made
application to the government for
postotlice on his ranch and he pro-
posed the name Progress for the now
office, all Of which were assented to
by the pos;otlice department.. Mr..
Folsom returned TO his ranch Wed
nesday, accompanied by his daughter,
Miss Laurena, who will he deputy
postmistress, while her father is pre-
occupied with farming operations.
The party, who is known, that took
four young pigs fran the Root barn
Wednesday night, April 5th, will
save considerable trouble by return
ing the same as soon as possible.
Deputy Sheriff Aaron Ray spent
yesterday in Harlowton on official
duties.
Lee Hoagland was in the city yes
terlay from Billings, where his fam
lily now resides.
Charley Jewell, the Hedgesville
brOnchO buster, was in the city the
first of the week.
II. l.. Bills went to Iledgesville
yesterday to attend to matters con-
nected with his banking interests.
1Sv,sn I.,HA
town Sunday. and spent several DAYS
OF this week in that city as the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beck.
Mrs. Oscar Skeen and children re-
turned from prosser. WASH, We'd
nestay, from IL six weeks visit with
her parents.
Harold M0tfet is hauling lumber
this week from the Snowies and he
Will soon commence work on large
barn OH the Motfet ranch north of tie
city.
Rev. W. W. VanOrsdel, better
known as "Brotler Van," was i'm the
city Wednesday cnroute from Lewis
town to Stanford. where he held ser
vices Of the Methodist church.
A Minneapolis Universal Farm
Motor engine OH exhibition at Gar
helil-plOwing will be demonst rated
at any time within the next two
weeks. j. II. johnson. Agent. 2l*
Z. IL. Coleman returned yesterday !
from White Sulphur Springs and re-
ports having good success in sew
eral real estate deals.
The Market Day sale which was
advertised to take place in this city
last Saturday was postponed, because
OF counter-attracti0nss such as school
election in the several districts, ul-
til Saturday April 18th.
Mayor Robert Il. She'll of Garneill !
and Charley Giles of Great Falls.