Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-05-12

massage, see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
Walter Hard spent Sunday as the
guest Of George Lyons, Dr., at Two
dot. He returned on the night train.
Your eggs are taken the same as
cash at Manley's, Carmen.
Mrs. W II. Bertram and daughter.
Miss Leah, left last week for Clancy,
Montana, to spend the summer with
relatives.
Take your eggs to Manley stall
neiil-20c per dozen.
Billy Miller spent Saturday and
Sunday in Great Falls. lie says he
is glad to get back to a live town like
judith Gap.
All kinds Of garden seeds at Man
ley's, Garncill We handle North
rup King n Company's.
William a. l,arkley, the Duke Of
Oxford. made communication final
proof before :. J Small, L. :. Com
missioner, Monday. His homestead
lies near the postotlice of Oxford, and
is a valuable claim.
G. W. Barklev. one of the leading
bankers of Seward, Neb.. was in tile
city the first of the week. Mr.. Bark
ley is here on a visit with his son,
W. A.. Of Oxford. He thinks there is
Il great future for this section of
Montana as an agricultural country.
II. j Anderson, secretary OF the
Montana Flour Mill company. own
ers Of the mill at lIarlowton, was in
the city Monday. Mr.. Anderson says
company putting in an elevator ut
Judith Gap this summer.
Charles +. Parker and Postmaster
Robinson were ND from Oxford Mon
day acting as witnesses in the com
mutation proof OF w. \. Barley.
They are both prosperous farmers Of
the Oxford country, and report crops
1 down that way progressing splendid
/ ~.
| A farewell dance was given in
| Rain's hall last Saturday night to II.
y. Jones. who left Sunday to assume
his duties as manager of the Montana
Lumber company at Roundup. The
music was furnished by the Two
Man" Band, and a large number of
personal friends were present to bid
! Mr.. Jones gOOdbvp.
Nils Larson was in from Swimming
Woman country Monday where he
has contracts to break 900 acres of
virgin soil for residents of that sec
ton. Mr.. Larson says the soil out
there is rich, the crops look fine and
everybody seems to be satisfied with
his lot. lie expects to bring his big
steam outfit back to Judith Gap in
time to do considerable breaking this
summer.
A North Dakota paper: Professor
Thomas Shaw states that he thought
the four borrowings he gave grain at
ter it was up saved his crop last year.
1t was SO dry that the grass never
got green, yet the fields went from 20
to 30 bushels. The borrowings We're
given when the grain was coming up,
when it was four to five inches high
six to seven inches and when eight to
nine inches high.
Fringer & Wilson have added Il
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mercial Bar, which has improved the
appearance very much. Some mis-.
creants applied some Of the same
paint to unsuspecting dogs and slum.
bering individuals, and also Nellie
the cinnamon bear belonging to Walt
er Hard, is wearing great green splot
ches of paint and is as proud rs al
Irishman on the 18th of March.
Miss Anna Y. Dunn, teacher il
School District No. %, went to White
Sulphur Springs week before last t,
attend the county teachers institute
Mrs. James =. Kent, president Of the
school board for that district, accom-
panied the teacher to the county seat
and the ladies had to hire rig t.
take them to Ringling to catch TIN
train for Judith Gap. The train ol
the Ringling railroad refused to leav
the county seat because there wer
not enough passengers to pay the re
pIired 20 fares. And of course. Mrs
Kent and Miss Dunn are not in favO
of building $780, court house il
Il town that will treat ladies in tina
shabby manner.
II. l.. Bills, cashier of the Securit
, State Bank of Judith Gap, returne
Saturday from trip to Helena
where he went as a delegate to tn
Northwestern Development league
lie reports a big crowd Of prominer
+ people present from Minnesota, til
two Dakotas. Montana, Washington