Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-12

was stopping and brought the injured
man to Judith Gap in All automobile
where he can receive proper medical
treatment. 1t WAS close call for
Mr.. Skeen.
W. I. Fringer is having well
drilled OH his residence lot ON High
street.
Mrs. 5. Robbins and sou Sam from
Great Falls, are spending few days
at the Tenney Ranch.
Frank Brennan was called to Aber-
deem. 5. d., Sunday on account Of the
sickness Of Il relative.
Judge Balm struck a fine flow of
good water on his lot west of the
school house at \ depth Of 30 feet.
The members of the Tabitha club
will hold \ special meeting ut the
home of Mrs. l.. j. Bulen Friday af-
ternOOn. July 18th.
Il. l.. Eldred left on Tuesday for
Rockford, Mich, where he will spend
month or six weeks visiting friends
and relatives.
Albert Peterson and family return
ed Sunday from short visit to the
old home at POmerOy, Iowa, and have
again taken up their residence on the
homestead.
Candidates for county offices on all
tickets are invited to get their an
nouncements in the political An
nouncement" department Of this pa
per. All the voters read it.
Patrick Murphy brought in SAM
pie Of alfalfa taken from his home
stead south of town that measures
feet. 1t is the best sample 50 far to
reach this office.
Sam Lutz brought to the Journal
Office last week a fine sample Of bronze
grass and some grains that certainly
are great specimens. Sam has one Of
the best farms in Fergus county.
DIR. Cans returned Monday from
visit to his family at Dickinson, n.
d. He intended to reach Dickinson
in time to spend the Fourth there,
but owing to washouts on the rail
roads did not arrive there until Sat-
urday.
Mrs. Tho Thompson has added to
the Journals collection of grains and
grasses fine sample of red clover,
flax and winter wheat. They are all
well along in development and por-
tend big crop and consequent pros
perity for the Thompson family.
Mrs. Eddie Leskey arrived to join
her husband last sunday and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leskey have gone to housekeep-
ing in the rooms over the Eagle buff
fet which have recently been fixed up
in fine style. Eddie is now the hap
piest boy in town.
C.. NJ. Barrow returned Saturday
from a trip to Aberdeen, Idaho. where
he went to investigate some irrigated
property that is tor sale there. He
says he found conditions there better
than he expected, and seems to be
pleased with the country.
The subscribers to the elevator
fund will meet after the circus per-
Torrance next Wednesday afternoon
and elect Il board of seven directors.
The incorporation papers will be
held until the election, and the
bylaws can also be adopted then.
Every subscriber to the fund should
be present at this meeting.
Aaron Rays announcement for the
democratic nomination for sheriff can
be found OH the second page Of this
ISSUE. Aaron is strong in the east
end of the county. Everybody knows
him, and everybody is his friend.
The democratic county convention
will strengthen the county ticket by
placing Aaron at the head of it.
Miss Frank Gordon and Mr.. Harold
arrived on Wednesday from Glad
stone, Michigan, and will take
up a residence on their fathers
ranch southwest Of this city. Mr..
GOrden, who is employed in the local
Great Northern railway shops in this
city. has had fine house built on the
homestead. and his children will like
it out there. Mrs. Gordon and son
will come along later as soon as the
son finishes his engineering course.
The Journal Will be thankful for
specimens of grains and grasses
where they are Of good development,
and our farmer friends will confer
favor by bringing them to this office.
The idea is prevalent that the Judith
Gap country is backward this year in
crop development as compared with
the territory farther north in the Ba-
sin, but the samples that have already