Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-05-03

welcome them back.
j. Il. Soden was business visitor
to Harlowton last Wednesday.
Jack Ross, the snowy mountain
stockman and farmer, was city vi
sitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Seng arrived recently from
Chicago and will assist her son and
daughter in conducting the Popular
Restaurant.
County Commissioner + ank S.
Webster was in the city Wednesday
looking after some road matters in
this district.
Mrs. f. l.. Harrison left Wednes-
day evening for Billings to look after
some business matters. She expects
to return Sunday.
Forest Ranger A. l.. Rossman's
brother arrived Wednesday and will
spend some time visiting on Mr.. Ross
mans Snowy mountain ranch.
Mrs. l.. J. Bulen and Mrs. Ed Pra-
ter went to Great Falls Tuesday,
where they will spend several days
visiting and will be in ATTENDANCE at
the Sunday School convention.
The party who picked up the Is
bill on the counter Of Manley's store
III Garneill OH Friday, April 10th, is
known and the party can save costs
and trouble by returning the amount
to me at Judith Gap.-Calvin Hunts
man. It
AS an evidence Of the prosperity OF
the Judith Gap country, attention is
called to the statement of the Secur-
ity State Bank published in this is
sue. The footings are gradually
crawling up to the 500, 900 mark.
Flax Seed For Sale.-l have about
300 bushels of good clean flax. See
or write me at Garneill, Montana.
John II. johnson. 25tf
Jerry Il. Lester made communication
proof OH his homestead in 32-1O-16.
before Commissioner Small Monday.
Mr.. Lester has fine home, the land
is we'll improved, and the soil is Of
the best. His improvements amount
to $1,000.
just received a fine line of child
ren'S and Misses hats also baby bon
nets. Mrs. f. ). Berg. 1t
On the first Of this month A. l..
Rossman resigned his position with
the forestry service in this section Of
the state and will devote his entire
attention to his farming operations
on his tine homestead near the
SnOwies.
Strayed-One blazed face bay pony
and one bay horse not in good con-
ditiOn. Anyone notifying me of the
whereabouts OF these animals will re-
ceive suitable reward.-W. IN
Nichols.
Roundup Record:-ln order to
eliminate the opposition Of Judith
Gap to their pet county division
scheme. I1arlowton is now going TO
cut off strip OH the north six inches
wide and ~ miles long. Judith Gap
then can have a county of her own.
Bills & Coleman this week p,,rchas-
ed the 3O-horse power Mitchell auto
mobile from Coy jackson, who re-
Gently settled west of town from
Iowa. "Uncle Hiram" will manage
the pesky critter just as soon us he
can learn to ride it without pulling
leather, and the way he will show
land buyers the best country on
earth won't be slow.
Republicans who believe in fair
play in politics should read all the
matter on the second page of this is
sue, and then turn out Saturday,
May nth, and vote for delegates to
the county convention who will ex-
press their preferences for Il candi-
date for president. In the absence of
the primary ballot. the precinct eau
Gus is the foundation of popular gov
eminent.
We are informed by the clerk #
the district court that aliens who
wish to vote at the coming general
election. must file their pc itions for
naturalization on or before the end
day of June. The petition is requir-
ed to be made before the clerk of
court and signed by two citizens of
the U. 5. who have known the petit
TONER for at least one year in the
state. Where the petitioner has re-
sided less than five years in this state,
the witnesses signing his petition
must know him for his full period of
residence in the state. Dispositions
of witnesses who have known the pc
titioner in other states may be taken
to make up the full five years resi-
dence in the United States. these dep
ositions being drawn by the clerk at
the time the petition is filed. Aliens
arriving in the United States since