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

OseI there FOR a number OF years be-
fore they realized that the land in
judith Gap district was more valuable
than that of the Smith River valley.
They have been here over five years
aud 1t Is very doubtful whether they
could be induced to return even
though they should still retain title
to their valuable acres IN this section.
Il. $. Bills was Il Lewistown visitor
on Monday attending to legal matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Griffith of Straw
were city visitors the first OF the week.
For first class pillow work see Ingolf
Birkeland.
You need typewriter for yourself
and your family. Better get Il Royal
from Lyle 4. COwan, the local agent.
X. Z. PiephO spent several days
this week visiting at the A. l.. Ross
man ranch.
Walter Hard was a Lewistown Wis.,
itOr the first of the week.
Arthur Cunnington and two sons
were in the city Tuesday from the
ranch near Bercail.
Albert Peterson has finished his
new hip-roof barn and it is good
one.
Miss Edith Stone was in from her
claim Oh Monday.
BY reading and taking advantage
of advertisements in the Journal
you will get value received for your
money.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. G. Finch, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. l.. McClelland visited at the
w. I. Neill ranch OH Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Abendschien en-
tertained DR.. and Mrs. Cans and Mr..
and Mrs. Barrows at six O'Clock
''ice cream" Sunday.
Mrs. Chaussee, Mrs. Small and Miss
Small spent Wednesday at the Lanius
ranch home.
q. J. Reece was in town Tuesday
making arrangements to begin the
publication of his notice to prove up
in the near future.
&. l.. Eldred who owns fine piece
of land west of town made proof be-
fole w. II. Peck at Garneill Tuesday.
James p. Kent and Frank Arth acted
as witnesses for him.
Edward F. w. Anderson made proof
on his homestead on Monday before
Commissioner w. II. Peck at Garneill.
Ed. has good homestead and made
! an excellent proof.
August L. Shaffler made proof on
his homestead in 1915 on Monday be-
fore U. $. Commissioner w. H. Peck
at Garneill. His improvements on
the same amounted to approximately
$1,000.
White Sulphur Springs Republicans:
Mrs. Oscar Skeen returned this
week from Prosser, WASH, and
brought her Mother, Mrs. G. IL. Pearl,
with her.
Prof. F. A. Clothier returned Mon
day from a weeks visit at his form
er home at Whitehall and in Boze-
man. Mrs. Clothier and son Kenneth
are visiting friends in Great Falls
but will return soon and the family
will spend the summer here.
Mrs. Fox and infant son, William,
left Tuesday for Vancouver, b. c.,
where thev will join Mr. Fox who is
a mining inspector for British Column
bia. Mrs. Fox is sister of Mrs. c.
+. Sullivan's and spent several days
on the Sullivan ranch.
Have you read the ads yet?
E. E. BarrOws has again opened
his real estate Office on Main stree
next to the meat market.
L. j. Gosset dug out seven youn.
coyotes on Mrs. T. &. McMillan'
homestead Thursday. They wer
less than 4 month old.
Miss Marguerite Shuster spen
Monday visiting with Olive Melon
aid.
Postoffice Inspector Albert a. Pals
ley was in the city Thursday for tn
purpose of checking up the Judit
Gap Office. Inspector Palsy repOrte
everything in excellent condition an
that if all postmasters were as care
full and accurate as Postmaster Hay
mes has been the duties of an inspe(
tor would be much easier.