Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-05-31


save from within,
Unless you're beaten there.
you're bound to win.
If you want u good REIMBURSEMENT \
cheap see G. b. Riedeman.
Herman and George Dreesman were
city visitors Thursday from the Nj
hill country.
See Frank Carrier for Flowing.
}. NJ. Kay, representing the Curlee
Clothing CO., Of st. Louis, was cal
ling on his trade here Tuesday. The
New Store carries this line Of goods.
For Sale.-Partridge Wyandott
eggs. Per setting, $3.50. Enquire OF
Bert l.. Foerschler. At
Will Churchill, of the Big Timber
Pioneer, was city visitor last Sat
urday enroute from his ranch near
Moccasin to his home at Big Tim
Der.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist. will be in
judith Gap from the Goth to 25th OF
each month. Office in the GAP hotel
John and George Dreesman came
out from George, Iowa, about three
weeks ago. John has valuable
quarter of land south of the Gap and
his brother George will acquire
quarter in the Gap district as soon as
possible.
The "New Barber Shop" next to
the post office. Good Work. 17tf
John F. Murphy, while branding
some, young horses last week, met
with an accident. One of the horses
struck him, breaking ribs. 1t is
hoped that they will soon knit and
that Mr.. Murphy will he able to re-
sumo his farm duties.
Breaking.-For first class mold
board team breaking, see {. a. Nc
Allister Judith Cap 15tf
Murphy Bros. have recently pur-
chased trotting stallion with Il rec
ord of 2:O7, which is now ready for
service at the livery barn in Judith
Gap. 1t is a $1,000 horse, and comes
from the finest trotting stock in the
country.
For Sale-I have 10 head of good
work horses for sale at my ranch !:
miles northwest Of Judith Gap. a.
M. Hill. tt
Morris Bascom, the Iowa real es-
tate man who is heavily interested
in lands around Judith Gap, has
spent several days here looking after
his investments. lie returned home
Tuesday. Mr.. Bascom says the peo
pie in his section of Iowa are greatly
interested in Judith taps surround
ing farm territory, and he expects
many of them will come out this sum
mer and fall and invest in either i'm
proved farms or railroad lands.
Small & Riedeman have snap il
an improved farm close to two mar
kets at $40 an acre. The place ha
good buildings, three springs. al
fenced and some breaking. The sol
is 4 rich black loan and from two t
four feet deep. This is only one Q
the many snaps this firm has.
julius Sent and family arrive
about ten days ago from Wales, \
Dak., and will take up their residene
OH a homestead west of the city. NJ
Sent was one of North Dakota's pros
porous farmers and having heard til
praises of the Judith Gap distri'
cried so oft and loudly sold lare
portion of his property and came
the Gap with his family. He is
practical farmer and within fe
short years will rise to opulence
this locality.
f. G. Worden, lawyer, First \
lOnal block, phone 1877. Lewiston
The spring roundup which has be-
going on for some time past "
y brought to close last Saturday al
Sunday when all the stock OF t
- "Nine Bar X" and "Flag invert
p" outfits were run through the var
at the Bower ranch. Tam Doot
and Eldredge Soden, local foremen
the respective, outfits were in char
y of the work. Everything in the Ii
of beef or horse flesh belonging to
companies are wearing fresh bra
|nA now. Deputy Sheriff Il. \. Ray v