Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-03-15

chance Of travelling ito some other
part Of the country to look for bet
ter job at higher pay. What long
headed American boy would not like
to have such show in life?
Tor farm loans, see Small & Riede-
mon. No delay.
Dave Fennel has been suffering
this week from felon ON his right
hand.
If you want to sell your farm. see
Snall y Riedeman, Judith Gap.
II. II. Yarnell and family have
spent the past week visiting at the
Hehnah ranch near Moore.
Charlie Wing has been in charge of
tho Yarnell ranch during the absence
of the family the past ten days.
Ior farm loans, see Small & Riede-
man. No delay.
Mrs. H. l.. Bills left the first OF the
week OH extended visit with her par
ents in Wisconsin. Mr.. and Mrs. q.
$. Bills will occupy the cottage dur
in6 Mrs. Bills absence.
The willing and decaying fruits
and vegetables that are in the house
cellar may cause sickness and Il doc
tors bill that will eat up a years
profit. Better clear 'em cut.
HRS. {. r. Sullivan, accompanied
by her daughter Helen and son
Charlie, left Monday to visit her Sis
ter at Billings and another sister at
Forsyth, and Will he absent about a
month.
Clifford ". Wuamett made final
communication proof OH his claim near
Mill before Commissioner Small
Monday. The proof showed improve
mants to the amount of about 81, 200.
HE claim IS Il valuable one.
1or farm loans, see Small & Riede-
man. No delay.
4 good many years ago. when a
boy was whipped at school, he re-
ceived another whipping when he
went home, but in these days the
father and mother wipe his tears
away and go and whip the teacher.
We are asked as to the origin of
the saving, He isn't i'll it," 1t was
first used by an editor who died and
went to heaven and looked around
for the man who took his paper three
years and lett 1t in the postotlice
marked refused"
II you have a snap in farm lands,
SEQ Small Il Riedeman, Judith Gap.
Jack +. Soden sold his homestead
east Of town Monday to II. l.. Bills.
Jack says he is going to buy 800 head
Of cattle and put them on his Snowy
mountain ranch and ranch he owns
near town. so that when he needs Il
prime steer for his meat market he
will know where to get it.
n. +. Barrows. who recently ar
rived from Alberta, Canada, where
he has Il large farm, will open II real
estate office in Judith Gap as soon as
the weather will permit of putting up
q building. His office will be on the
triangle lot Just south Of the Mcken-
vie Trading company's store. Mr..
Bavrows is a pleasant gentleman to
meet.is highly pleased with the coun-
try in the Judith Gap district, and as
he will have number of buyers com
ing this summer, will undoubtedly he
great help in settling up this terri
tory. He is II good booster, and we
wish him all the success possible.
Did you ever think it? Suppose
every business man III the city took
as much interest in the building of IL
city as the newspaper man. lie
works for railroads., manufactures,
better roads, churches, good streets,
and Il hundred and one other things
for the general good; he urges.
pleads, scolds, badgers and coverts
around generally until he gets what
he sets out for. Imagine his feelings,
then, when some lame, string larled
h'A"A Vi q 1SIIoW IVuIOUNuCS Jllil Dc-
cause he don't boom things enough,
and nine out Of ten that same fellow
has never paid one cent toward sup
porting the paper, and the paper he
reads with marked regularity is
either borrowed from his neighbor
or picked up from the counter in the
store ut which he trades.
John Chicken, one of the substantial
farmers of Nihill, was in the city
Monday acting us witness in final
proof case. Mr.. Gieken is not in ia
vor of county division ut this time
lie thinks the time is not ripe to I'M
deltake such II step, rs the country is
altogether too new, and nobody seems
to know positively what its possibili-
ties are. He also believes that our