Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-02

marketed. The letter also states
that the company will build an eleva-
tor at Okla next year no matter how
many other concerns build ut that
point.
Mrs. Munson has resumed charge
of the cooking at the Gap Grill,
and there are no better meals served
in the state ut 35 cents. The cooking t
is uneNcelled and the coffee cannot be |
beaten anywhere. Drop in when in
town and see for yourself.
Rev. Frances Vasku of Oberlin,
Ohio. will arrive in Judith Gap this
week to take charge of the Congrega-
tional work in this field. lie will
preach his first sermon in Judith Gap
on Sunday, June 4th.
The Judith club will meet in Bain's
Uall at $3.50 O'Clock, ednestlay, June
18th. All members are requested to
be present. \ light lunch will he
served. Mrs. John Dolan. president.
Deputy Sheriff Aaron Ray and
Special Deputy Jack Murphy on word
received from lIedgesville arrested a
man Wednesday night in the railroad
Yards on charge of jumping board
bill. Deputy Sheriff Oscar RAIDER ar
rived Oh Thursday and took the man
in charge.
William O'Day returned from Bill
ings Monday where he has been at
tending school this past winter. He
left the same afternoon for the $. l..
Lutz ranch near Garneill where he
will spend the summer.
Fine growing weather during the
past few days. Crop prospects are
getting better every day, and yet no
move made for an elevator at Judith
Gap. There are at least 10000 acres
III crop in the country tributary to
Judith Gap.
Mrs. Calvin G. Huntsman, ROYAL
Peak Ranch, who has been visiting
relatives and friends in Chicago ard
other points in the East, returned to
her home Friday, accompanied by
her father, w. +. Fitzpatrick, her
sister Elizabeth, and her neice, Miss
Ruth Fitzpatrick.
w. +. Ford returned from Roches-
ter, Mimi, the first of the week and
while on his way to his home in
| Lewistown dropped into the journal
office. Mr.. Ford had very severe
operation performed by the Mayos at
Rochester, but is feeling better now
than he has for several years past.
J. r.. McVea travelling for the
American Type Founders company,
Of Minneapolis, was in the city this
!! week while making the territory
along the Milwaukee and reports
business good. Mac. is one OF the
best newspaper men in the country.
and has no superior Ms All artistic
printer. He may locate in some OF
the prosperous towns OF Montana.
81 Perkins, formerly clerk in
/ Stones store, was in Judith Gap
Wednesday OH his way from Stanford
+; to his farm near IIedgesville. ST is
now general manager Of the dry
goods department OF the Stanford
Mercantile company, and will leave
the first of the week for Chicago to
purchase II stock OF goods. lie was
using a crutch while here, having
sustained a sprained ankle while
playing ball in Stanford recently.
Charley Roberts. who owns quite Il
large stock farm i'm the township III
which Judith Gap is located, was in
the city Wednesday. Mr.. Roberts is
II nephew of Lord Roberts, the fam
GUS English general, and located in
his present home in 1873. He is slow
ly being converted from stock rails
ing to farming. and has about Is ac-
res in winter wheat, besides consider
able spring crops. lie says his farm
is not for sale, until dry land farm
ing is given thorough trial, and it it
is a success as some of the advocates
claim he will be able to set great
deal more for his property than he
could now.