Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-09

s''"e Nh"lke At OuCc. i lie TOOInIng
house is over the Democrat office,
and consists of - rooms. nicely fur
nlshed. John expects to move his
family there soon, but will be in Ju-
dith Gap frequently until he gets the
crop off his farm.
Several good milk cows for sale.
y. l. Carlson. :0tf
DIR. 4. i. Rein, the veterinary from
Iewlstown. was II professional v,si-
tor i'll the city Wednesday.
P.J. Murphy began this week to
seed 400 acres to winter wheat OH the
Murphy farms east OF town.
Messrs. VickOry and Stemphli of
Buffalo were visitors in the city this
week marketing large number Of
hogs.
John Dolan returned Tuesday from
White Sulphur Springs, where he had
been to secure some abstract work.
He reports the county seat town as
very dull.
DR.. Cans has let the contract to
William Snyder for a 81. 800 residence
on Meagher street, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, just north Of the
school house.
Mrs. A. W. Sarver has again taken
charge of the Frederick hotel and
rooming house, and is prepared to
serve of all the. regular boarders
desiring old fashioned home cooking.
Carl J. Linn. one of the old timers
IN this section, made three year proof
on his valuable homestead near Ju-
dith Gap before Commissioner Small
Tuesday. The improvements are.
worth over $4,000.
The Gap hotel under the manage
ment Of II. NJ. Hanson is making a
hit with the travelling public. Mr..
Hanson Is an experienced caterer,
and knows how to make his guests
feel perfectly ut home.
Orville +. Lennon made three
year proof on his homestead in sec.
ton @-ll-l7, in Judith Gap Tuesday.
Mr.. Lennon has fine farm, has
nearly $4,000 worth OF improvements,
and has not been absent from the
place since settling there in 1909.
Mrs. q. f. Lennon met with a bad
accident last week while riding horse
back. The animal stun bled and fell,
throwing Mrs. Lennon fOrceably to
the ground, badly injuring her left
arm. She came to town Friday and
had the injured member dressed by
DR.. Cans.
q. s. and II. l.. Bills returned
Monday from their trip to Utah.
Both returned with Il renewed faith
in the Judith Gap district. They saw
nothing while away that would COM
pare in fertility of soil or opportuni-
ties for the poor man as this section
of Montana.
\ program will be rendered at the
next regular meeting Of the Tabitha
club Oh Friday afternoon. August
10th, ut the Congregational church.
There will also be Il session of special
business at ? p. IN. All members are
requested to vattend.
Judge Bain's fine bungalow dwell
ing is nearing completion. lie expects
to put up two more buildings on his
other lots for rent There will be a
big demand for dwellings this winter,
as several farmers are figuring on
moving into town this winter to send
their children to school.
Arthur G. Willard made commuta-
ton proof on his homestead in sec
ton 12-1O-l+. before Commissioner
Small Monday. Mr.. Willard has 1870
acres into winter wheat this fall and
expects Il good yield next year as the
grain was put in early and in good
shape. The improvements show
nearly $l,5OO. 1t is fine claim.
Barnum Il Bailey's big circus pas
sed through Judith Gap Tuesday
night in several sections on it's way
from Billings to Great Falls. The
circus gave but one performance in
Billings Tuesday i'll order to reach
Great Falls early Wednesday morn
ing the jump being nearly $50 miles.
superintendent Allen had his private
car attached to one of the trains, and
had the moving of the huge caravan
under his personal supervision.
Miss Minnie Werness, the nurse
who has had charge of the Walter
Hard case of typhoid fever. returned
to Billings Wednesday, her patient
recovering sufficiently to attend to
business again. Miss Werness is an
atlable and charming young lady and
made many friends during her short
stay here who hope she will return
and reside here permanently.
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