Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-14

rs under cultivation. which will not
oe many years now, there will be ov-
er million and a half bushels of
grain marketed in Judith Gap every
year.
Miss V. Close left Saturday for her
homestead where she will remain dpr-
ing the summer.
Mrs. Harry V. Lane is spending the
week end on the Lane homestead
south Of the city.
Miss Winnifred Lacy and nephew
Willard Nichols returned to their
home in Omaha Sunday.
Mrs. T. Mcdonald Of Three Forks
is guest OF MIR. and Mrs. Tom Cain,
Of the Milwaukee depot.
Mrs. Chance aud her sister Miss
Pet Sarver left for Lewistown
Ipesday evening where they will re.
main for some time.
Don't forget the dance in Bain's
hall tonight. Prof. BOvee's orches-
ira Will furnish the music, and it is
some dance music.
Baptist services will be held at the
Methodist church next Sunday.
Swedish services ut II Il. m, and
English at s p. m. All welcome.
Eddie Leskey has fitted up the Sec
ond story of the Eagle building into
tine dwelling apartments, and as
soon as Mrs. Leskey arrives will go
to housekeeping.
Lyle COwan is making preparations
to go onto his homestead in the Hop
ley creek country soon. He has a
fine claim out there, and Lyle is some
farmer also. Ills many friends here
hope he will make Il fortune out Of
the rich soil on his 100 acres.
Marion Small and Miss Riley drove
down from Hobson Saturday and re-
manned in Judith Gap over Sunday
the guests Of the Small family. Mon
day they continued OH to Hedges
vile, near which town Miss Riley has
a valuable homestead OH which she is
making proof.
A new order has gone into effect to
transfer all baggage from Milwaukee
depot to Great Northern transfer
without cost to passengers. The ad-
ditiOnal work is considerable and
without additional help Agent Cain
finds it impossible to do the work and
has resigned. 1t is hoped the COM
pany will supply additional help and
keep Mr.. Cain here. lie has given
better satisfaction than any other
Milwaukee agent employed at Judith
Gap.
Estrayed.-From my pasture 10
miles west Of Judith Gap. black mare,
weight about 100, white nose.
Stsns S Sa l1 pay Is reward y; "a
for infor- 0pation leading to the
recovery Of the animal. ID. G. Hays.
1t
T. +. Mcdowell, special agent Of
the Montana Life Insurance COM
pany, is in the city looking after the
interests Of his company, but more
especially the interests OF the people
who want good life insurance at the
minimum of cost. Mr.. Mcdowell is
one of the best fellows who ever lived,
and deserves all the success due to
good fellowship and splendid business
ability. Ii You want life insurance
that insures. do not fail to do bust
ness with Mac.
The naturalization law requires
ninety days. posting OF notice of the
hearing OH petitions for naturaliza-
ton filed with the clerk of the district
court. 1t is the practice to set the
hearings on such petitions OH the first
day of the earliest regular term Of
court that will admit Of the required
length of time of posting notices.
Certificates of naturalization cannot
be issued ON date later than thirty
days prior to \ general election. We
are advised that Judge Cheadle will
adjourn the regular September term
Of court to the 3rd day OF October fol
the purpose of hearing any peti
tions which may be filled with thu
clerk Of court on or before the 3rd
day Of July.
Strayed-From my ranch one mil
southeast of Okla station. One gra,
S1.na ss1 Sd on On sss sSy and ns's
OH left should er, blind in lef
eye. Anyone knowing of the where
abouts of these horses should tax
them up and notify me and receive
reward.--Alfred Cunnington. Juditl
Gap, Mont. 1913