Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-19

For Sale.-A few hundred pounds
OF pure seed Early Ohio potatoes.
}. II. Lackey. IT.
John Hale made Communication proof
on his valuable homestead near the
Snowy mountains before Commits
sioner Small Saturday
Wanted. Flowing or
breaking. Write or see l.. U. Oliver
at Straw, Montana. 22tf
Miss Artie Glynn, daughther of
Mrs. Glynn of the Gap Grill, arrived
from Baker City yesterday and will
visit in Judith Gap for some time.
f. g. Worden, lawyer, First Il
lonal block, phone 1877. Lewistown.
G. b. Riedeman made communication
proof on his homestead in section 10
1918, Wednesday. He intends to
have nearly all the claim broken up
this summer.
Breaking.-For first class mold
board team breaking, see &. n. Nc
Allister Judith Gap. 15tf
The ladies of the Congregational
church will serve dinner in Hays
restaurant building on Saturday OF
this week. The meal will probably
run all afternoon.
j. l. Liberty was in the city We'd
nesdav ON his way from Geyser to
1.eWistown. He reports making
sale of $40 acres near Geyser this
week to Minneapolis parties at $40 an
"cre.
Ole Olson, who has been foreman
Of the local round house for the past
six months, left ednesday for Great
Falls. lie was relieved by Mike
1'halen who was transferred from the
Everett. WASH, shops.
The engine and one car left the
t,act near Glengary w ednesday morn
ING while the train was coming from
l.cWistown. Consequently there
were no passenger trains from Lew
istown at I'LL Wednesday.
1t started to rain Tuesday after
noon, but tho drops soon turned into
snow flakes, and the abundance Of
moisture already here was largely
added to. This is certainly going to
he great winter wheat year.
While up stairs shaving Tuesday
some one entered the drug store and
carried off iive-pound box OF choco-
Iatas l'iepho says he thinks he can
put his hand on the guilty party
whenever he gets ready to start some
thing.
Lou Coughlin. the manager Of the
Purdy Mercantile company at Geyser,
was city visitor Sunday. Lou has
a valuable homestead east OF Judith
Gap which he will have entirely into
winter wheat this fall.
Mrs. Eldon Chance, son and sister,
Mrs. Merit Calvert, of Stockett, ar
rived in the city Monday. Another
sister, Mrs. George Cooley Of Sand
tioolie arrived Wednesday, and all
will spend two weeks visiting their
mother. Mrs. 4. W. Sarver
The regular meeting of the Judith
cap commercial club will be held in
The club rooms in the new school
house on Saturday evening Of this
week. There is some very impor-
tant business to be transacted, and
IN attendance Of the full member
ship is desired.
\ well graded ward or lawn planted
with ornamental trees, vines or
bright flowers, is one of the most at
ractive features that can be intro
duced on a farm, and shows that the
owner has some taste and pride and
thinks life worth living. At any
rate he is enjoying life and every
one else thinks the same.
Here is the way an exchange duns
IFS subscribers: Of you have frequent
fainting spells, accompanied by
elills. cramps. corns, bunions, chill
oiains, epilepsy and jaundice, it is Il
sign you are not well, but liable to
die any minute. Pay your subscrip-
ton in advance and thus make your
elf solid for a good obituary notice.
+. ID. McElvaln, one OF the sub
stantial farmers OF the Mill district,
was in town the first of the week on
his way to Harlowton. He says the
time is not ripe for county division.
as the farmers are too hard up to
take a chance on increased taxation
1t present. and that nearly all his
neighbors are Of the same opinion.
lie believes if the matter was brought
to vote that not over three people
in the Mill precinct would favor
county division, and Mill will have
about 60 votes.