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


presumably to see that the work was
carried ON with all respect to law and
order.
Wanted.-Contract Flowing or
breaking. Write or see l.. U. Oliver
at Straw, Montana. 22tf
Walter J. Peterson, cashier of the
Bank Of Hedges, was in the city
Tuesday on his way to attend the ses-
sion of the bankers Of central Mon
tana in Lewistown Wednesday.
I am prepared to do all kinds of
blowing with teams. Am able to
plOw between 8 and 10 acres day.
Mold board or disk plows. All work
9uaranteed.-II. T. Widditield. l5tf
J. II. Lackey purchased the VIM.
Starner farm Monday, located about
two miles east of the Lackey home
stead in 1916. Mr.. Starner will go
back to his old home in Wisconsin.
Flax for Sale.-See or write me for
particulars. a. F.. Gurley, Judith
Gap. 24-27
Leo Bulen returned from ten
days visit OH his ranch near Lewis
town the first of the week, Mrs. Blu
len returning yesterday.
For Sale-Early Rose seed potatoes
and hogs. John T. Carlson. 2stf
Billy Freeman returned this week
from his homestead in 1913, where
he has been enjoying ranch life for
several days.
Flax Seed For Sale.--1 have about
| 800 bushels Of good clean flax. See
or write me at Garneill, Montana.
John II. johnson. 25tf
The past week has been fine grow
ing weather. Spring seeding is about
! all finished, and the farmers are hap
by and contented.
lngolf Birkeland, Flowing contract
or, work guaranteed. #
! Swedish Baptist services will be
conducted on Sunday, June end, by
Rev. $. A. Nelson at the usual hours
both in the morning and evening.
Everyone welcomed.
Mrs. Robert Mckenzie, accompan-
led by her neice, Miss Allen, return
ed Monday from North Bend, WASH,
where Mrs. Mckenzie has spent the
past three months.
II. A. White, formerly Of this city
but now Of Moore, was in the city
Saturday on his way to his homestead
on the middlefork OF Hopley in the
Belts.
Mrs. A. Holmes of Lushton, Neb.
who has been spending several weeks
! with her son Glen on the latter''
homestead south Of the Little Belts
returned to Nebraska w ednesday.
The irrepressible Bob White hal
been spending some time on his claim
in the Hopply country, and has ricl
brown tan to show that he has beel
; exposed to the elements. Bob i
plenty big enough to hold down tw
, claims if he could succeed in gettin
t on both at the same time.
) J.. n. Mckenzie recently received
5 mounted head and skin Of Il couga
! which was killed by his uncle j
Kings county, Washington. The hid
measures feet and inches and
L one of the largest cougars ever kille
: in that section. 1t is on display
+ the show window of the Mckenz
: Trading company's store.
: The dance given at the J. A. He
r ron ranch last Friday night was larg
h ly attended by ranchers in the vicln
s ty as we'll asa large number of pc
e pie from Judith Gap. Everyone /
potts Mr.. and Mrs. Heron as beil
d ideal entertainers and sincerely hol
; that they will decide to give anoth
:: party in the near future.
: Joseph Seng, ST., recently filed on
Il homestead northeast of Judith q;
l. and is at present on the land makl1
A. all preparations to establish residen
"a and get some fall wheat into t
:. ground. lie is accompanied by Il
son Joe, who will soon start maxi
!. improvements OH his own homeste
re- which is in the same locality.
n l.. o. Oliver was Il city visitor Nc
n day. Mr.. Oliver has three lar
plow outfits which he cOntemplat
in moving into the territory between j
r. dith Gap and Hedgesville in the nj
rs future. Mr.. Oliver has several hi
~ dred acres in crop in Fergus coul
to but within another year he will !,
of doubtedly have the field of his ope
tons in the Judith Gap district.
ed Rev. DR.. Stevenson. of Helena, r
n. C. A. Berg, of Anaconda, Rev. NJ
ICE Soneson, of Great Falls, and Il
Ii. Harry Hanson Of Chicago and ma
IS. others will be in the city from Eric