Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-23

o. '" '"'Sc Tue crops InHt tne Lewis
town territory does.
Z. IL. Coleman made a business
trip to Belt the first Of the week.
Millinery sales have been conduct
Ell at Clarence X. Stones store this
week.
Judge j. Il. Balm spent several
days this week in LewistOwn attend
ing to business matters.
II You have not yet purchased your
summer hat. come out now and buy
one OF those hobby ones. ut reduced
prices, at Clarence Il. Stones.
Mrs. Charles Coleman spent Sum
day and Sunday night as the guest OF
Mrs. i. }. Murphy on the ranch Just
south Of town.
Lost. A moonstone scarf or stick
pin. on the streets of Judith Gap
Monday, June 18th. Finder return
to postollicp and oblige \. V. Horn.
{. \. McChesney, manager of the
lumber company at Judith Gap, has
Just purchased the DR.. ii. IL. Wilson
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. News.
Lake Superior trout, walleyed pike
ana white fish for today, at the Jul
alth Gap meat market.
congregational services will be
held here sunday. Preaching at 2:3O,
followed by Sunday school.
Harry Whitewater and Orval
Buckner drove up from He,lgesville
yesterday to transact some business.
Mrs. NJ. IL. Kent of Omaha arrived
in the city yesterday on Il visit with
her relatives, Mr.. and Mrs. James y.
Kent.
5. ". Wing brought to the journal
this week sample Of his winter
wheat which is heading out. j. W.
is going to have a crop worth while.
DR.. Il. W. Dickson, of Bohemian,
is visiting at the home Of his sister,
Mrs. thas. Francisco. DR.. Dickson
is a specialist in electrical treatment.
J. \. NcCaulley, chief clerk in
Beers \ Haynes general store, was
in Lewistown several days this week
attending to some business before the
landotlice.
John L. Carlson left yesterday for
LaGrande, Oregon, where he Will
visit at the home of his mother about
two weeks, returning home in time
to harvest Ills crop.
II. l.. Bills last Saturday purchased
the y. +. Deyarmon farm near Okla
for So, an acre. The farm has 40 ac-
res in winter wheat which will go
around 40 bushels per acre.
Taken Up One sorrel mare
branded q on left thigh and rs OH
left shoulder, ring bone OH left front
leg, came to Benz. Mcdonald ranch.
Owner can have same by paying
costs.
William Miller returned from an
overland trip i'll his automobile to
Great Falls W ednesday. Billy went
to Great Falls to see Ely make his
IlSut III Uu uClOpluuC.
=, F. Ward, of the Hamm's Brew
ing company, was in the city yester-
day and closed deal with John Do
Ian for two years lease of the Eagle
buffet. 1t is understood that the new
manager will arrive about the first of
July.
Taken Up.-One light bay mare.
about 3 years old, weight about 700
pounds. Came to my place over II
month ago, and persists on entering
my premises. Owner can have same
by paying expenses. John Allerd,
six miles northeast Of Judith Gap. 81
Culligan's real negro MINISTRIES
gave performance in tent in Ju-
ditl Gap last Sunday evening to a
fair sized audience. There were two
good comedians in the company and
a hoop roller whose act brought
forth merited applause.
The rain Tuesday evening through
out the Judith Gap district was a
splendid down-pour. 1t is estma-
ted that All inch of water fell the hour
of the shower. This rain insures Il
big crop of winter wheat, and the
spring crops, with one or two more
rains, will yield tremendously.
j. A. Nickel went to Great Falls
Monday in company with his two
brothers who left for the east Mon
day night. j. a. returned Tuesday,
and reports that terrific rain storm
swept over the Great Falls district
during his visit there, and also that
the crops clear to the Falls were look
ing fine.
1t will do everybody in Judith Gap
considerable good to walk out to
John I. Carlson's farm, adjoining
the tOwnsite Oh the north, and view
the field of winter wheat on the west
side of the farm. 1t is II magnificent