Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-28
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The Congregational Circle will
meet at the church Friday, March
18th at $3.50 p. IN. All are cordially
invited.
Harry Sherwood. of Martinsdale,
an experienced newspaper man and
job printer, is now employed on the
journal staff.
Charlie Wing has been on the sick
list this week.
Wanted. Work for man and wife
on ranch. Address, Lock Box 146,
Judith Gap, Mont.
+. &. Worden. lawyer, First Ma
tional block. phone l27. IeWistoWn.
Rev. $. \. Nelson, who was former
~ in charge of the Judith Gap Swed-
isll- Baptist Church and the mission
airy work in this section has been ap-
pointed as pastor during the absence
of the regular pastor, of the Great
Falls Baptist church. Mr.. Nelson
came to the city on Sunday and in
company with Rev. Harry Hanson
went to their homesteads IN the
ROthiemay district.
g Ambrose unn-contractor and
builder. Work satisfactory to owner.
George Foley and Hebe Ogelvie, of
rnl I,n nrh Il
ranch and sixteen head of fine work
horses last week. The land lies about
five miles west of the Gap. Messrs.
Foley and Ogelvie will move their
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lewistown
Steam Laundry Rough Dry--6c pound.
PIottner's, next to postoffice.
Prof. Shaw urges all agriculture
lists to conserve all the moisture in
the soil they possibly can.
Mrs. W. X. Snyder returned on Sat
urdav from two months visit with
friends and relatives in Smith coun-
in Kansas.
Rev. Frances Vasku was in the city
Sunday and Monday. The services
in the Congregational church were
largely attended despite the rough
weather. On Monday he circulated
II petition asking the secretary of
state and the governor to place the
boxing law before the voters at the
general election in 1914.
Chester Burgess received notice
from the county commissioners of his
appoi ntment us road supervisor of
the Judith Gap district. AS soon as
the weather will permit Chester will
start work on the roads.
Merritt Head, Ernest Carl and Bert
Herrick accompanied j. L. McCrea
to Judith Gap last week from Green
field. Iowa. The young men will EN-
deavor to get homesteads in this sec
ton Of the state and they may pos
sibly purchase some decided land rs
well.
Glen Waite has left his employment
in the local e. N. shops and yards
and has taken up his duties with the
e. n. bridge building and repair out.
tit. He is located ut present at Kelvin,
Montana.
Contractor w. G. Cheney has COM
pleted the plans for u new residence
OH the +. l.. Hagen ranch near
Garneill. Mr.. Cheney will com.
mence the erection of the residence
in the near future and it will be ont
of the finest in the country.
r. +. Chapman aud daughter, Miss
Lola. went to Lewistown Wednesday,
evening to make proof OH their desert
claims east Of town. They were nc
companied by G. j. Shanahan ant
William T. Nordlind who acted VI
witnesses.
Despite the cold and buster!
weather good crowd attended Muir
ply brothers big sale at the Bowe
ranch last Monday. Practically ev
erything advertised was sold ut l
good price. Everyone was thorough
ly satisfied with the sale. and whel
such is the case it necessarily prove
that it was grand success both TO
buyers and owners.
The Progressive Pedro club. whicl
; was recently organized by five OF Jud
it'll taps young men, has been ex
tremely busy of late. The duties
the club have not been in the line O
what the name signifies, but has bee
in the answering of corresponding