Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-25

hail, this is one of the largest yields
OF spring wheat ever reported in
Montana.
Vote for Robert Menzies for
sheriff. ]
Joe Neary left Wednesday for Min
nesota, where he was summoned by q
message that his father was dead.
Vote for Hiss Mary Davies for
supt. Of schools.
The Misses Small will assist in q
musicale in Hedgesville tomorrow
night for the benefit of the public H.
'brary Of that town.
VOTE FOR J. D. Sh0REY FOR CORONER.
Mrs. j. E. Soden and two children
left Wednesday for visit with rela-
tives in Iowa. She expects to be alb
sent several months.
VOTE FOR JOHN l. CHURCH Fur SUR.
vEYOR.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Han
soE, Wednesday, October 23rd, boy.
This explains why Hans was dislling
up dollar meals Wednesday to his
guests for IS cents. DR.. Cans has
hopes Of the fathers ultimate recov-
ety.
VOTE FOR E. K. CnEADLE FOR DISTRICT
JUDGE.
/. II. Mckenzie received message
from Hedgesville Wednesday that his
mother-in-law, Mrs, Alice Taylor,
was dead. Mrs. Taylor has been an
invalid for several years. She had
been living with her daughter, Mrs.
Taylor, at Hedgesville for several
months. She was about go years Of
age ut the time Of her death. Mr..
Mckenzie left Thursday for Hedges
Vile to attend the funeral.
VOTE FOR }. D. sh0REy FOR COR.
ONER.
NJ. i. BascOm, one Of the iowa boys
who have been buying railroad lands
east Of Judith Gap, says he has 725
acres into winter wheat and expects Il
good yield next year, rs the ground
was well prepared and the crop put in
III good season. He also reports that
his company will have 1900 acres in
grain next year. This year he had
43O acres into flax, and the yield will
be a satisfactory one. although it
would have been much larger if he
had succeeded in getting it sowed
earlier.
VOTE FOR JOHN L. CHURCH FOR SUR.
vEY0R.
Miss Ethel F. Holman, democratic
nominee for county superintendent OF
schools, spent several days i'll Judith
Gap this week making acquaintances
that will do her good OH election day.
Miss Holman has been a teacher in
the high school in White Sulphur
Springs for number of years, and is
very pleasant lady to meet. She
was introduced Saturday to IL number
OF people by Miss Davies, the repub-
lican nominee for the same office,
Miss Davies being better acquainted
than she, having taught school in the
Okla district for one term, and this
magnanimous act OF Il rival candi-
date made many friends for the re-
publican nominee. For the office of
superintendent of schools the Jour-
nal predicts very close race, as both
candidates are popular and we'll quail
itied. But the fight will be friendly
one, and may the best girl win.
Vote for f. X. Cheadle for district
Judge.
This week Sam Riggs, of Red Oaks,
Iowa, purchased the J. I. Leichliter
farm east of town for $33 per acre.
Mr.. Riggs is one of the prosperous
farmers Of Iowa, and in the spring he
will remove to Judith Gap and take
possession OF his newly acquired pro-
perty. A Mr.. May from the same
place purchased the Nils Larson
farm for the same price. He also
will come out in the spring with his
family and will make this place his
permanent home. Both these sales
were made through NJ. T. Bascome
the Iowa hustler who has faith in the
Judith Gap district to the extent of
cultivatidg 1000 acres of his own soil
here. Mr.. Bascom on this trip made
deal for the quarter section of
school land recently purchased by II.
l.. Bills in section 36-11-l6. If Mr..
Bascom keeps on acquiring lands in
this favored township he will socn
own all of it. But he is the right
kind of a farmer to have, as he does
not let the land lie in it's wild state.
but proceeds Immediately to put it in
cultivation.