Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-07

ate occupants of our prisons.
Roosevelt carried South Dakota
Tuesday.
g. $, Bills was in Lewistown Tues
day and Wednesday OH land office
business.
G. Il. Stone has added undertaking
TO his stock Of furniture. and is now
prepared to take charge Of funerals.
am prepared to do all kinds of
blowing with teams. Am able to
plOw between and 10 acres u day.
Mold board or disk plOws. All work
communicable. I. Widditield. 15tf
Miss Ramona McClelland is
guest this week at the Skeen and
bennington ranches in the Little
Belts.
The weather turned quite cold
Wednesday and the chilly wave is
still ON. 1t came direct from Alder
ia. 1t is probably showing in Cal
gary.
Hermania.-t black percheron
stallion known as the Mcdonald
horse, will stand at the Geo. Finch
ranch every Monday and anyone hav-
ing maaes can leave them in the pas
ture until served, $50
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Wuamett, of Nj
hill, was in the Gap Tuesday to make
yearly proof OH her desert in SIT.
e. Justin Shanahan and J. e. Geiken
were her witnesses.
Mrs. A. W. Sarver, formerly of the
Frederick hotel, has moved into the
old school building ami will here
after devote her time to the bakery
business. In this line she cannot be
excelled.
DR.. J. ). Mckinley, Montana . fav-
Orite Eye Specialist, will make his
next visit to Judith Gap June 18th,
l4th, and 18th. If you have trouble
with your eyes or need glasses do not
fail to consult him. No charge for
examination. 80
The Milwaukee railroad has let the
contract for the construction Of the
road from Lewistown to Great Falls,
work to begin at both ends at once.
The road will be completed in 1913,
and 5000 men will he given employ
lnent.
Miss Rose Skeen, assistant post
master OF Judith Gap, left the first
Of the week for her claim in the Hop
ley country, south OF the Little
Belts. Miss Virginia Close has tax
ell Miss Skeen's place in the post
office.
Farmer Burns, the good natured
and good looking boy Of Tennessee
bench. came up from Billings the
first of the week to look after his
farm near Okla. Henry is now EN-
plOyed in a cement factory at Bill
ings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob White and the
children came in from Garneill Tues
day in an auto. Wednesday Mrs.
White and children left for North
Dakota ona visit with relatives for
the summer, Mr.. White accompany
ing them as far as Billings.
The journal man has positive evil
dence of the piscatorial ability of
Willie I. Fringer. tie has been
strutting around lately claiming to
be the champion trout fisher in CEN
trail Montana. His word was doubt
ed; he produced the evidence: good
mess of trout; he's champion, all
right.
Otto Riemann and family Of Bill
ings have taken charge Of the Fred
erick hotel and changed the name
of this popular place to the Mer-
chants hotel. Mr.. and Mrs. RE
mann are experienced hotel people
and will conduct one of the hostleries i
in Montana.
Boys! Have you got your potatoes
planted for the state fair? If not,
they should be planted soon. Pota-
toes like deep, mellow soil and lots
of cultivation. Plant the seed fifteen
inches apart in rows three and Il half
feet apart and cultivate them every
week. The boy who shows the best
twelve next fall will get q free trial
to the state fair at Helena. For rules
and instructions write to +. S. Cool |
ey, Bozeman, superintendent state
fair industrial contests, or to your
county superintendent OF schools.
Hedges Herald: The taxpayers of
Musselshell county. recently in cor
porated, are being convinced of the
expensive move they made. The
levy has not been raised so as to
brighten any one, but the assessments!
Raw. rough. stony grazing land is as
sessed at s. an acre, and unimproved
farms thirty miles from anywhere. at
SO an acre! A comparison with the