Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-09-20

OUAIS AAH NAu PdluSt dhIuk III livery puI"
ticular. Mr.. Fowlie's opponent is
young man well qualified to fill tins
important office, and the Journal, be-
ing republican newspaper, will
support him, but in all fairness Mr..
fowlie deserves the compliment con-
tanned in this article.
Quite delegation from Judith Gap
will attend the state fair IN Helena
next week.
The ladies Aid Society will meet at
the home Of Mrs. }. +. Prater, We'd
nesday afternoon, September 18th.
Ladies desiring new coat, suit or
hat are requested to kindly get the
same as soon as possible, as expect
to close the fal! season here about
October 18th. Mrs. f. $. Berg. 45-47
Mrs. l.. Greenough and Miss NJ.
Greenough Of Moore were guests OF
Mrs. John Bring during the fair.
Julius Hanson left Wednesday for
his old home in Baskerville, Iowa, on
y visit to relatives for month or
so.
Miss Jean Small left yesterday for
Madison, Wisconsin, where she will
enter the university for specia
studies.
Remember, that October lst is the
last day that you can register and
vote at the general election to be
held on November 5th. Hurry, hurry.
A physician has discovered that the
gall Of rattlesnake will cure its
bite. Bit the same thing isn't true Of
. book agent.
A difference: A friend Of mine
when told OF the death Of a we'll
known stock dealer, replied: "Why,
he's worse off than am. I'm dead
broke; but he's dead broker
Mr.. and Mrs. Lew Weber were in
town Wednesday from their Careless
creek ranch. Mr.. Weber reports that
his crops this year were good. Last
year his wheat ran over 40 bushels
per acre.
4 man in Iowa has patented hens
nest. by and by some man will pat
ent the hen, and then we will have to
pay for eggs, until plain omelet
will taste like $40 bill.
}. E. Soden is having his machinery
house moved from his lots on Main
street to the one he recently purchas-
ed next to the Montana lumber yard.
The building will be used as 4 barn.
The big crops of the Judith Basin
this year has begun to attract atten-
ton of the eastern investor, and the
immigration Of new settlers to this
country this fall promises to be
large.
A Connecticut woman has embroid-
cred the words and music of CLONE
Sweet Home" on a linen sheet which
is on the spare-room bed. Her guests
have not decided whether the hostess
means to indicate that they must feel
at home or had better go home."
Tom Lyle has been working on
Sam Lutz's threshing machine as
chief engineer, and reports that the
wheat in the Garnelll and Straw ter
ritOry is running about % bushels per
acre, of Il fine grade. Tom returned
Wednesday to look after the cutting
OF his big flax crop OH the homestead.
Lewis z. Stigen has purchased the
lot adjoining DR.. Cans residence on
the south and will erect dwelling
house on same at once. Mr.. Stigen
is one OF the big ranchers in the
Snowy mountain country and will
move to town in order that his child
rem may have the advantages of at
tending the splendid public schools
Of Judith Gap.
On Friday, October 4th, the
knights of Pythias of Garneill will
give a swell dance which promises to
be the social event of the season. A
tive-piece orchestra composed of T.
+. Halter. piano; q. d. Green, vio-
lin; Miss Baker, cornet; T. F. Nc
Dowell, clarinet; F. f. Race, drums,
will furnish the music. G. b. Riede-
man will be the floor manager. Ad-
mission, - per couple.
A. NJ. Schott. the civil engineer of
Lewistown. was in the city Tuesday
making arrangements to survey and
plat the new residence addition to
Judith Gap. AS soon as the COM
pany in st. Paul agree to the plat
submitted the same will be filed and
lots will be ready to place ON the
market. In the meantime reserva-
tions can be made for lots in the new
addition.
Did you ever see a woman throw a
brick At Il chicken9 It ia INST lots IF