Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-02

club desires it he will deliver series
Of lectures here on different subjects
rs a benefit to the club. The matter
will be taken up ut the next meeting.
Alvin F. Plottner's crop was com.
pletely hailed out last week. His
farm is southwest OF Okla.
For Sale.-One span of geldings,
weight about 800 pounds, broke to
saddle and drive. Ten miles east of
judith Gap. a. l.. ROssman. 38tf
lngolf Birkeland, Flowing contract.
or, work guaranteed. If
The ice cream and cake social CIV
en- by the ladies of the Tabitha club,
for the benefit of the NJ. +. and Con-
gregatiOnal churches, proved a sue
cess, the amount OF 1886 being the
receipts.
DIR. Frank Reed, an experienced
dentist, has located in Judith Gap.
Those in need of dental work will
find it to their interest to consult
him. Office at the Gap hotel.
Miss Nan J. Aspinwall and +. +.
Gable gave exhibitions of riding
bucking bronchOs and roping on the
baseball diamond last Sunday after
noon to Il good sized crowd.
Go to a. l.. ROssman, in Blake
Creek canyon, 10 miles east of Ju-
dith Gap, for homestead locations.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Murphy left
Wednesday morning for Vancouver,
British Columbia. where Harry will
engage in the real estate business.
He has been stopping in Judith Gap
with his bride for several weeks, and
both he and his wife have enjoyed
the visit immensely.
l am prepared to do all kinds of
blowing with teams. Am able to
plow between 8 and 10 acres Il day.
Mold board or disk plows. All work
auaranteed.-H. I. Widditield. l5tf
Axel II. Johnson, the contractor
and builder. made communication
proof on his homestead before Com
missioner Small Monday. His claim
is located III section l4-lO-l4. lie has
1850 worth Of improvements on the
place, and is unmarried.
John +. Waugh left on Friday for
his old home at Roland, Iowa. Mon
day John made three-year proof on
his homestead III S-lO-l7, and his
friends in this section are OF the opin-
ion that he went back east to secure
a helpmate. lie has a fine farm.
&. S. and II. l.. Bills left Tuesday
for Salt Lake City. Utah. They will
stop at Helena on business for one
day, and then continue on to Mormon
vile, near which place II. J.. Bills
has Il fruit farm that he will look af-
ter. This fruit farm, for which IL.
l.. has traded and has never seen, is
really the prime motive Of the trip.
Bills are out announcing another
one Of those ENJOYABLE commercial
club dances to occur this (Friday)
evening in nanson's hall. The net
proceeds will go toward swelling the
celebration fund, and every patriotic
citizen should attend, or at least buy
II bunch of tickets.
The Judith Gap souvenir bangles
have arrived. The commercial club
has ordered several thousand of them
and they will he distributed free to
visitors who attend the celebration in
Those who attend the
commercial club dance tonight will
be given one to wear. They are GER
tainly work of art and one of the
most attractive advertising devises
ever gotten out.
Charley Heyen, formerly in charge
of the butcher shop here when W. G.
JeniZen owned it, has returned from
his homestead near Lavina, and will
he employed by J. +. Soden to run
the meat wagon this fall. Charley is
u good meat cutter. and while here
made many friends among the pa
irons of the shop. Hewill make good
with the customers on the road. also.
The promoters Of the sale of lots
in the tOwnsite of Okla have decided
to postpone the sale of the lots, ad-
vertised to take place on the Sth of
August, to some future time. 1t
was discovered at the lastmoment
that the literature advertising the
lot sale could not be circulated in all
of the Milwaukee stations along the
entire system in time to be effective.
and new lot of printed ma ter must
be gotten out. The date of the
sale will be announced in the Journal
later.
I. F. Mcdowell, the hustling agent
OF the Montana Life Insurance COM