Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-28


from the many eligible Young men of
the Treasure state. The club antici-
pates u quintette wedding as the prin-
cipal feature of the celebration of
Judith Gaps birthday next Septem-
Der.
Mac. Lutz, the f. U. X. hardware
salesman. was a city visitor the first
Of the week.
For Sale.-Black mare, 8 years old;
bay colt, 8 months old; disc harrow,
almost new; disc plow, good as new;
One-hOrse farm wagon. Will sell all
or any OF this property cheap.--(ilen
Waite, Ia miles west Of Judith Gap.
1921
J. T. McCrea returned from three
months visit ut the old home in
Greenfield, Iowa. last Thursday. Mr..
McCrea was glad to get back to Mon
tana although he experienced rougher
weather than he had III Iowa.
A. NJ. phelan, foreman at the local
rOundhouse, has two weeks lay off
and is visiting his family at Everett.
Wash. John Fryberg is acting as
foreman during Mr.. Phelan's absence.
and William Jones is filling Mr.. Fry
berg's place us blacksmith.
For Sale. One a-foot Superior grain
drill and grass seed attachment both
same as new. price 500. One 7-foOt
Clark disc in good shape. price $40.
Can be seen at my ch.-GeO. Il.
Finch.
George Wilcox, who has been an
employee of the Milwaukee in their
local yards this winter has taken en-
ployment with the &. y. ut Acton,
between here and Billings,
Vie Carlson is again the q. y. night
owl and is kept pretty busy calling
trainmen.
For Sale. a John Deere double
disc pillow. slightly used. viii sell 1T
a bargain. &C. &. Parker, Oxford. st
Albert Larson, section foreman on
the east end out Of Judith Gap, went
to Great Falls this week where lie
will receive the appointment as as
sistant superintendent on the Neilart
line. Mr.. Larson was foreman ut OK
| ford almost three years before COM
ing to the Gap.
The GOssett girls. who have been
living in town during the past two
months moved home to the ranch last
week. The girls will walk to and
from school. Miss Alma, who has
been an efficient composilor in the
journal office will remain at home to
assist her mother during the spring
work.
Mr.. Quinn. of Broadview, has been
appointed section boss for the east
! end to fill the position recently held
by Albert Hanson. Mr.. Quinn will
move his family here shortly.
AUCTION SALE-I will sell at
public sale ut my ranch IA miles
east of Judith Gap on Saturday. April
), all Of my farm machinery and 9TH
IL
john DOlan
Next Saturday is the day for school
election. Cpto the present time little
activity has been shown.
On Wednesday Samuel Riggs ana
son, Mendall, together with Earl Lane
arrived in the city with Il carload of
| stock and machinery from Red Oak,
! Iowa. Last fall Mr.. Riggs purchased
the John Leichiter ranch east Of own
and will move on at once and make
his future home here. His family ar
rived Thursday.
Walter Wax who arrived in the
| city a short time ago expects his
family within Il few days and he will
locate on some of the land belonging
to Morris Bascom, east Of the city.
II yon are in need Of job printing of
any kind come into the journal Office
and talk the matter over.
Cliff Brown, who has been employ
ed with the Judith Gap Transfer Co.
during the past winter, has taken up
his residence OH his homestead near
Bercail once more.
NJ. =. Mills, line man for the Great
Northern, is making Judith Gap his
headquarters.
Engineer Hartman. of Great Falls,
was in the city the first of the week
renewing old acquaintances.
Wanted: 1900 acres of blowing.
Can give figures on guaranteed work.
Write Ingolf Birkeland, Judith
Gap. l1tt
Louie Fahmholz is working for the
Judith Gap Transfer company.