Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-11-22
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if she should decide to locate in the
Judith Gap district permanently.
Fred Irish was = city visitor on
Wednesday from the Snowies.
Miss Helen VERIFY, Of st. Paul, is a
guest at the home of her sister; Mrs.
Frank w. Murphy.
J. II. Balm stepped on a rusty nail
last Saturday, and was confined to
his home over Sunday.
VIM. e. johnson had some volun-
teer winter wheat this year that
yielded % bushels per acre,
G. W. Martin, who owns ranch
in close proximity to Nihill. was in
the city Saturday enroute home from
business visit to Moore.
Colonel Fowlie, son of Clerk and
Recorder George Fowlie, was \ busi-
ness visitor in the city last Friday
from White Sulphur Springs.
If you want to 20 to or from
train, or want coal or baggage haul
ed. In fact any class of livery or
teaming is our specially. Try our
feed barn. Daly.l.unceford. Phose Is.
f. IL. Churcllwell arrived from
| Dillon Wednesday to close Il sale Of
Mrs. Churchwell's large farm hold
! ings near the home buildings of the
! Okla ranch.
| G. II. Stone has had carpenters
busy this week putting in store
front to the new hardware building.
The building adjoins the brick store,
aud the front is handsome one.
Geo. +. Finch came down from
Lewistown Tuesday and drove out to
the farm near Garneill. Geo. is now
living in Lewistown in his s., 900 resi-
dence, and likes his surroundings
very much.
W. I. Fringer, Frank I.eepimer,
VIM. Burgess and Robert Wilson
returned the first Of the week from a
weeks hunting trip in the Daisy
Dean country. They succeeded in
getting three fine deer.
The weather during the past week
has been delightful. Fail blowing
work is being vigorously prosecuted,
and there will be large acreage
ready for spring sowing as soon as
the frost is out Of the ground next
year.
Ben Shaffler and Robert Brown.
brother and old friend OF a. l.. Shat
fler, left Wednesday, after weeks
visit, for their home ut Harvard,
Neb. Without doubt both Of these
gentlemen will become agriculturists
in this vicinity in the near future.
Tom Davis and Billy Miller return
ed this week from trip through
Dawson county. They report about
all the good land that is surveyed has
been filed on, but there are several
townships of unsurveyad land that is
fine. The boys picked out Il fine sec
ton, and as soon as thrown open for
filing they will each secure IL half
section homestead.
Ed Rahilly, the hypnotist Of Hop
ley Hollow, spent several days i'll the
city taking III the sights and making
everybody happy with whom he came
in contact. Ed is Il ray Of sunshine
] on cloudy day. lie is strong for
county division, and believes if the
proposition is submitted to vote
that it will go through with whoop.
The residents of the new school dis
trict east OF the city held a basket
social for the benefit Of their new
school. Silhouttes Of the ladies were
shown and the men would then bid
for his supper partner and her lunch
basket. Misses Vincent and Abney,
Mrs. Abney, and Frank Smith were
the leaders Of the musical selections
rendered. About forty people were
present, and good time for everyone
was the sentiment of all. Almost $50
WAS raised which will be properly
used by the trustees.
Aaron Ray and W. T. Neill have
been circulating petition in the
strip south OF the Snowy mountains
this week in the interests of secur-
ing the voters in that territory to
come into the new county of Wheat
land. They have met with good sue
cess, finding very few people who
object to coming in. The territory
proposed to be taken off Fergus
county is that portion included in
townships II, ranges IA, Is, IL, II, Is,
and strip a mile wide running north