Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-26

the winter months. There is no rea.
son why all the farmers in this sec
ton OF Montona cannot have all the
strawberries they need, raised on
thelr own farms. They could even 60
Farther and raise them for the mar
Ket and thus reap quite revenue
from the sale Of the luscious fruit, as
thev VIII be for sale long after the
western berries are gone.
Mrs. Glynn accompanied her two
daughters, Gertrude and Jean, to the
Catholic school in Great Falls, Tues
day.
Little Miss Margaret Hogan, niece
OF Mrs. W. I. Fringer, was here last
week to attend the circus. She re-
turned to her home at Moccasin yes.
terday.
W. T.. Axe and family left last
week for their old home in Adair.
Iowa.
See the adj Of McCole & llargrove,
the tailoring two OF Great Falls, on
the last page of the journal. Mr..
Hargrove will be here soon to
take orders for clothing.
BE-. White. the bonanza farmer of
Buffalo. was here Monday. lie re-
ports his crops rs looking fine, and
expects $4,000 bushels this year.
q. +. l.unceford OF Osakis, Mimi,
arrived in Judith Gap last week and
Will remain several days rs the guest
Of his brother, Benny Lumceford, Of
Beers Y Haynes general store.
y. y. Wiser returned tuesday, from
Wallace, Idaho, where he has been
working for the past year i'll u cigar
factory. Mr.. Wiser will remain on
his farm south Of town during the
summer and look after his farming
interests.
W. \. Diesen and family came in
from Buffalo last week to spend sew
eral days OF their farm west Of the
city.
Mrs. Robert Stone Of Comstock,
Neb., arrived last week to pay an ex-
tended visit to her children, Mrs,
Geo. $. Haynes, Clarence II. Stone
and Miss Edith Stone.
4 large number OF people from this
vicinity attended the farmers picnic
held yesterday at the experimental
station at Moccasin. These picnics
are annual events, and are well worth
any ones time to attend.
The hypnotic entertainment given
at uanson's hall last Saturday even
ing was pronounced very punk.
\ heavy shower visited this section
last Saturday forenoon that was high
~ beneficial. The rain, however. did
not cover much territory.
Robert Gray will deliver his cele-
DRAFTED lecture next Sunday evening
OF the subject of "The Evolution of
the Idea of God" The lecture will
be given in Hanson's hall, and every
body is invited to attend Mr.. GRAY
was prevailed upon by Judith Gap
people to deliver a series of lectures
here. and if there is Il good turn out
at this one, the speaker will be
pleased to deliver several more talks
along Bible lines in this town. The
Journal would be pleased to see |;
good turnout on this occasion.
The purchasers Of the old Bower
ranch will have Il lot sale at Okla on
August Sth. They expect Il large
number OF people from the east out
at that time rs the Milwaukee rail
road is giving low excursion rate
and is advertising the sale in all the
towns through which their road runs.
See the ad in this weeks Journal.
The first business meeting of the
board of directors Of the Farmers
Elevator company indicate that the
board will be harmonious and that
the interests of the stockholders are
i'll good hands. The members are all
practical business men, and are deep
~ Interested in their duties.
The farmers in the Okla district
will give a real barn dance at the old
home ranch buildings OH Saturday
evening of this week. The Okla peo-
pie know how to have a good time.
and also how to make theirguests en-
Joy themselves, and OF course there
will he a large attendance from Ju-
dith Gap.
Olaf OLSON made communication
proof OIL his home stead, a short dis
lance west of Judith Gap, before
Commissioner Small Monday. Olaf's
farm consists of l2O acres, but it is
highly improved and one of the best
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