Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-05-24

than an endorsement of fairness in
politics in being permitted to express
their individual preferences. Their
republican bretheren were denied
this privilege by Boss Tooley who
named the delegates himself pledged
to Taft in direct opposition to the
real sentiment of the party in the
county. Surprising a few members
Of the democratic county central COM
mittee had selected delegates favor
able to Harmon, the Amalgamated
candidate for president, what would
you think about it?
l am prepared to do all kinds of
blowing with teams. Am able to
pillow between and 10 acres a day.
Mold hoard or disk plows. All work
guaranteed.-H. T. Widditield. 15tf
Frank Murphy came up from his
ranch near Siple Wednesday return
ing the same day.
Services of the Swedish. Baptist
church will be held on Sunday, May
rs. There will be services in the
Swedish language at 1880 a. M, and
English services at 500 p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. l.. Bills and son
Sanford returned Tuesday from a
trip to Wisconsin. Mrs. Bills had
been visiting her parents there for
several weeks, and Mr.. Bills left
about ten days ago to accompany her
home.
J. II. Lackey returned from Bill
lings the first of the week where he
had gone to meet his daughter Marie
and accompany her to her future
home on the Lackey ranch south Of
the city. Miss Marie has been spend
ing some time with relatives 1T Man
dan, n. u.
Estrayed.-From my pasture 10
miles west Of Judith Gap, black mare,
weight about 100, white nose,
branded ~ on left hip: G. r;
Stone will pay $25 reward
for infor- nation leading to the
recovery Of the animal. u. q. Hays.
st
Mrs. bennington and children and
Misses Close started for their ranch
es on Hopley in the Belts Monday.
They just got nicely out of town
when it started to rain land it was
not long until the entire party got
water soaked. They were handicap
ped in making fast time by two bo-
vines which they had tied to the rear
of their vehicle, and had to spend the
night at the Jonathan Smith ranch
with Chester Burgess as host.
Ingolf Birkeland, Flowing contract
or, work guaranteed. If
Edward Leskey, formerly with the
Los Angeles Wine company Of Mis-
sonia, has taken charge OF the Eagle
Buffet and opened it to the public
this week. He will have his formal
opening on Saturday, at which time
he invites everybody to call and get
acquainted. Mr.. Leskey is sociable
young fellow, and if anybody can
make go of the Eagle he seems to
be OF the calibre to do it.
Mckenzie Trading Company has
made arrangements to handle the
bread made by the Stagood Home
Bakery OF HarlOWtOn. First class
bread and satisfaction guaranteed. vt
Mrs. W. W. Sheetz of Chinook,
was Il guest at the W. l.. McClelland
home on Tuesday. Mrs. Sheetz will
be remembered as Miss Blanche
Newman of Straw. Mr.. Sheetz is one
of the biggest horse and sheepmen in
the northern part OF the state.
See Frank Carrier for Flowing.
Ed Traff, who has been the efficient
storekeeper for the Great Northern
railway at this place for over year,
will leave this week for Spokane,
where lie will accept similar posi-
ton but with larger field. Mr..
Traits many friends in Judith Gap
are sorry to learn Of his departure
but are much pleased to hear of the
merited advancement.
Ubbe C. Iwerks of Oxford made
final communication proof before Com
missioner Small in Judith Gap last
Monday. He has a fine claim in 81
1917, on which he has nearly $500
worth of improvements. His wit
nesses were f. ID. McElwain and Ell
mer kittelson.
W. II. Smith, one of the leading at
torneys of Lewistown, was in the city
Sunday on his way home from the
Livingston convention. Mr.. Smith
is progressive republican from
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