Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-14

Mr.. Pnrdy as an intelligent. persist
ent and energetic booster. he has not
come to the notice of the writer.
We have Il few state leases of good
level pillow land OH Arrow Greek and
COnee Creek benches North of stan
fOra which we will assign without
cost: First come first served.-llil-
ger Loan and Realty Co., Lewistown.
Asa McFee was here Wednesday
from Straw.
For Sale. May pigs. See Huntsman.
Geo. NJ. Ref, state fire marshal.
was here from Helena Monday.
Both the general stores in this city
will be closed Sundays hereafter.
George Haynes is having IL well
drilled on his residence lot on the
hill.
&. {. Whpple, head Of the state
school lands department. was here
Monday.
Dc. Hays has closed the National
cafe for a few days while the interior
is undergoing repairs.
w. Il. Cobb, of Idaho. is one OF the
new operators at the Great Northern
depot. lie has the morning shift.
+. c. Metzger drove in from Roth
iemay Wednesday to do some shop
ping. lie reports crops good in the
Swimming Woman creek country.
No. ~ was delayed Wednesday on
account of a bridge being burned ont
on the main line west of Great Falls,
but arrived yesterday morning about
So'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. j. VIM and
Miss Julia Murphy. who have been
visiting relatives in Judith Gap for
several DAYS, left yesterday for New
! Brunswick, Canada.
Wednesday Glen :. Bills left on the
Milwaukee for Bowman, n. d., for
! the purpose OF putting through real
estate deal here with some residents
of the North Dakota town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seeley and daughter
motored from l.ewistown to Judith
Gap yesterday where they met Mrs.
Viola Fisher and the four continued
on to the Careless creek country
where they will be the guests of the
l1alberts for few days.
George Finch was in Wednesday
and hauled out load of lumber with
which he will build an addition to
his house. Mr.. Finch says he has
nearly POO acres in winter wheat.
some of which he feels sure will go
rs high us 80 bushels per acre.
Yesterday Austin 4 Bachman took
charge Of the Eagle buffet, and want
to meet everybody in Judith Gap and
surrounding country. The new pro-
prietors are from Billings, and have
had considerable experience in the
saloon business. They have an ad in
this issue of the Journal.
Mrs. G. +. Sullivan gave an after
noon tea Wednesday ut her ranch
home near town. Those present
were. Mesdames Bert Finch, \. NJ.
Hill, Alexander Hill, Dolan, Soden,
Coleman, Balm, McClelland and Miss
Carper. Misses Charlotte Coleman
and Ramona McClelland were in
charge of the Younger children who
attended the party.
Don't forget to bring to the Journal
samples of your farm procucts. We
want the best You have got in it's rip
ened condition, There are going to
be several eNpOsitions held at differ
ent cities in the United States this
fall, and we will see to il that your
products will be on exhibition, the
individual and the town always CIV
Ell credit for the exhibit.
Last Sunday Henry Rutsuen and
Bert Fenton were digging well on
the Rusteun place, and finishing their
mornings labor they were just sitting
down to Il observation-disclosures
fare when they were agreebly surpris-
ed by the arrival of Otis Melee, ac-
cOmpanied by his sisters, Mrs. Ed.
McReynOlds and Mrs. Bert FentOn.
The visitors brought a picnic dinner
with them with plenty of cake and
ice cream, and it is safe to say that
there was no more work done that
day on the Rustnen homestead.
Bert Finch picked quart of fine
Strawberries from his garden We'd
nesday morning and brought them to
the Journal Office to he added to the
exhibition department. The straw
berries have been put into bottle
and preserved and placed among the
agricultural exhibits. If Oregon or
Washington raise larger or better
Strawberries than these, the Journal
man has not seen them. Mr.. Finch
secured the plants from the Gallatin