Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-13
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For Sale.-AbOut q dozen Bronze
turkey hens.-C. Huntsman. 1t
Albert Fahnholz has erected new
residence on his ranch southeast of
the city.
The "New Barber Shop" next to
tho post.0ffice. Good Work. lit
In crossing the burning sands at
the Shrine meeting in Helena last
week. our own Mr.. Boulter, it is re-
ported, proved beyond doubt that
he was no camel.
E.G Worden, lawyer. First T.
tOnal block. phone 127. LewistOwn.
Oscar r. Denton made commute
tior proof before U. $. Commission
er s. j. Small Monday. The claim
is on the famous Tennessee bench
and is I'll under cultivation.
J. E. Soden made q trip into the
Garneill country Monday and bought
10 head of fine cattle for his meat
market. He says he never before
saw cattle looking SO fine at this
time Of the year.
Prof. Foster, the noted weather
prophet, predicts bad blizzard in
! this section of the country about the
middle of this month. He says it
| will come after mild spell and ev.
erybody should be prepared for it.
| James Trimble Of the Swimming
Woman country made communication
final proof before Commissioner
Small last Saturday. He has fine
farm near Rothiemay postoflice, and
is going to put the place all under
cultivation.
All those interested in estab.
fishing u public library in Judith Gap
are invited to attend meeting to be
held with Mrs. Small Saturday after
noon, December 14th. The commit
tees will be ready to report at that
| time, and a general discussion Of the
proposition will be INDUCED in.
Last Sunday was one of the mildest
days ever experienced in this section
at this time of year. Everybody
was out doors some walking, some
riding in buggies and some in auto.
mobiles. the weather in California
could not beat that in Judith Gap
last Sunday.
The crew of the Mountain States
Telephone company has been work.
ing in this vicinity for several days
setting poles and stringing wires for
the new line from Lewistown to Har-
lowton. The line is already estab-
lished between Great Falls and Lew
istown, as well as east and west Of
HarlowtOn, and thus Judith Gap will
be in communication with all import
ant points in Montana by long dis
lance. The local exchange will be
the long distance central.
When spring opens mp there is CO.
ing to be a rush along the new rail-
road lines in Dawson county that
will be unprecedented in the settling
up of new country. Dawson cOun-
ty is the last of the public domain in
Montana. and the last of the 'front.'
Ter. There will be several trail blaz-
ers of Judith Gap in the van of the
immigration. and it will be their last
chance to enjoy the glories of pioneer
life.
Last Saturday j. II. Lackey traded
1eo-acre farm in Todd county, Min.
nesota, for C. A. Hubbard's farm
west of Judith. Mr.. Hubbard has
undoubtedly one Of the finest farmt
in this section Of Montana, all under
cultivation with fine buildings. Mr.
Lackey believes he made . good
! trade, and Mr.. Hubbard 10 of thu
opinion that he secured bargain. 90
both are we'll satisfied. MIR. Hubbard
says he will remain in Judith Gal
J for some time to come as he has 0thel
: interests that will keep him busy.
Ora Wilson says he will make I
trip over the proposed new line OF tn
Milwaukee from LewistOwn to Grea
Falls soon and will organize stat
bank in one of the good towns to b
established in that rich section Of til
famous Judith Basin. Mr.. Wilson
rode the range in that section year
ago and knows all the wealthy stOc
men Of that country. lie believes b