Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-30


yield at least three tons to the acre.
Say what you like about the Judith
Gap country, you can go but few
places and find field of such excel
lent Dry Landers' alfalfa.
Get Royal typewriter from the
agent at the journal office. Easy
terms.
Orlo Hetts and Frank Grieve BIZ
cvcled out to their hOmesteads on
Hopley Saturday evening and return
ed Monday.
Miss 1nez Eason entertained Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Yaple and family
and Roy Ingram last Sunday at an
excellent dinner Oh her ranch III the
Snowies.
Insure the welefare of your family
and those dependent upon you by
taking out policy in the Northwest
ern National Life. Agency at the
journal office.
Mrs. l.. J. Bulen arrived in the city
Tuesday from her homestead out of
Lewistown and will spend u few days
visiting.
Miss Phillips of Comstock. Neb..
arrived Tuesday and will spend the
summer with Miss Edith Stone on
the ranch.
Frank W. Murphy came out last
week with several prospective land
buyers. He returned to Minnesota
Sunday where he has several more
buyers in view who will come out
here in the near future.
Jack Soden and G. b. Riedeman
went to Lewistown Monday with
bunch of horses which they contem-
plate selling at both private and pub
lie sales.
Today is Memorial day and although
Judith Gap is not having any special
program or parades the people are
observing the day i'll various fitting
ways. The town is we'll decorated
with flags and bunting.
A baseball special train will be run
from Lewistown to Billings today
through Judith Gap. The train will
leave T.ewistown at $3.50 a. M. and
return this evening. This will be the
opening game of the new league.
The commissioners of Meagher
county have had a large cesspool
made on the court house block ut
White Sulphur. They have also made
arrangements for the erection of
new barn on the property.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. o. Crawford of
| Wenatchee, WASH. arrived in the
city last Saturday afternoon and gave
Mrs. Crawford's sister, Mrs. VIM.
Mulcahy. quite pleasant surprise.
They will remain for some time and
may possibly decide to locate here
permanently.
Mrs. L. w. Tenney was a city visit
or Tuesday from her ranch near Ok.
ford. Mrs. Tenney and her son Gil
man, are going in for diversified farm
ing. They have large acreage into
wheat and a fine start for dairy
herd.
Lyle A. Cowan was appointed re-
preventative of the Northwestern
National Life Insurance company
last week. This company is one of
the strongest mutual companies in
the world, with offices at Minneapo-
lis.
Contractor Deitrick of Moore
brought his house moving parapher-
MALTA down here the first of the week
with which he moved the old school
building to the lot alongside of Beers
Il Haynes store. The building will
be used as part of the store and the
front part will be used as the post.
office.
Charlie Coleman has spent consid.
cradle time in Minnesota this spring
interesting farmers and investors il
Montana farm lands. He will leave
again for Minnesota in few days an(
will return with y large number OF
buyers. He has found it rather diff
ticult to interest the farmers ther,
until they had their spring work fin
ished, but now since they have go
their corn into the ground they art
ready to come to Montana.
In the item in the last issue tina
gave the official returns of the Wheat
land county election the Journal in
advertently omitted the name o
Charles A. Hubbard, one of our owl
worthy citizens, as the successful