Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-11
How about an EDISON PF1ONAGRAPF1
this fall? Come in it Pept1o Drug Co.

time to resume these meetings would
be the first Saturday in November,
which will be the 2nd. The meetings
will be held. according to the by laws,
every first and third Saturdays of
each month. Let us have a good
turnout OH November End.
For sale at your own price if TAX
en- at once. Household goods in
ciudlng heater and cook stove COM
bined. Must be sold 10 later than
the 10Th inst. Mrs. E. $. Berg.
Miss Alma Gossett has returned
from trip to Beach, $. u.
A. l.. Rossman expects to 20 to
Duluth. MIMI, soon to look after
some business interests. He expects
to be absent several months.
Taken Up.-A red COW branded
Nebraska tag in her right ear:
brand 20 on left shoulder. Came
70 my place about Sept. LIST, on the
Bragg place. 3 miles southwest of .Ju-
dith Gap. Owner please cali, prove
property, and pay for this ad.
Vic Josephs0n.
The ladies' Aid Society of the Lu-
theran church will meet with Mrs. r.
Thompson, 2 miles east of Judith Gap,
Sunday, Oct !, 18th. Everybody in
vited.
&. 5. Bills has sold the Shade farm
near Okla for about $25 an acre. He
owned the place for about a year, and
Immediately invested the money in
three quarters of railroad land near
Oxford ut little over @19 an acre.
Oscar Skeen spent Saturday and
Sunday in White Sulphur Springs,
meeting the voters in that end of the
county. lie says his chances of get
ting big vote in that locality are
extremely good. He returned home
Monday.
John Shuler, formerly the proprie-
tor OF the meat market here. was in
the city from his home near Lavina
the first of the week looking after
some business interests. John saws
his wheat yielded about 16 bushels
per acre, and that he is perfectly sat.
isfed and contented on his big plan
tation in the Lavina district.
II. d. Jones, O. F. Deyarmon and
J.. r. Fulton have made application
to purchase an entire block in the
new residence addition to Judith Gap.
Ii the purchase is accepted by the
townsite company the new owners in
tend to erect four dwelling houses at
once which will be FOR rent. The
block is the one next to the school
house property.
Glen S. Bills attended court at
White Sulphur Springs last Friday.
Friday evening the commercial club
at the county seat gave a banquet at
which he was a guest and delivered a
speech. Mr.. Bills says that the coun-
ty seat town has an exhibit of agri.
cultural products raised in the Smith
River valley that would do credit to
the Judith Gap country. The people
over there have just begun to realize
the great agricultural possibilities Of
their section of the county, and MANY
thousands of acres are being broken
up and put in cultivation.
The worlds series of baseball games
for the mpionsllip of America are
now being pulled off between the
Boston and New York teams. The
first game was played in New York
before crowd of $4,000 people and
was won by the Boston Americans.
The second game was played in Bos-
ton "Wednesday of this week and re-
suited in draw, 6 to 6, the game be-
ing called on account of darkness.
Everybody everywhere is deeply in
terested in the outcome of these
great games.
Miss Anna G. Carlson left Monday
for Seattle, where she will enter col
lege for three year term. Mr.. Carl
son says that his success az a dry
land farmer has made it possible to
send his daughter away to college,
and believes that every farmer in this
section of the state who farms in the
right manner can soon be able not
only to send his children away to
college, but occasionally take trip
to Europe.
/. N. Walker, one of the original
Geyser boosters, was here several DAYS