Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-21

day. Mr.. Sharp will have Il force OF
men in Coffee Creek OH Monday ready
to begin work. The building will be
frame structure and will cost ac-
cording to the contract about $4,000.
It will be used as Il land and loan Of
flee by Mr.. Nickel for the present, but
will later be utilized as bank build
ing.
ID. G. Donovan spent Sunday ut the
Pero ranch. He left on Monday for
Great Falls.
Joe Korslund made proof last week
at Garneill for his fine homestead in
the Rothiemay section.
ID. G. Hays made proof on the
homestead of his deceased daughter
last Saturday before ". II. Peck, and
left on the afternoon train for his
home in Skedee, Okla.
Oscar II Ridgway expects to leave
soon for Kansas City, where he will
remain for the winter.
Bob Ueeck passed the Great Nor
them tiremans' examinations recent
~ and is now assigned to duty on the
Clancy run out Of Great Falls.
&. s. Bills reports yield Of % bu-
shells of winter wheat OIL the James
Marshall ranch east of town.
Rev. and Mrs. IL. j. Hanson were
in town the first of the week. They
have just returned from their honey
moon trip overland to Great Falls
and return. They will leave for the
Rothlemay country the first Of next
week and will be Thanksgiving guests
at the home of Rev. $. A. Nelson.
A lady quartette is always Il source
of delight to lovers of beautiful mu-
sic, and the Shubert Lady Quartette
is universally acknowledged the best.
Hear them December at kierstead's
hall.
For Sale.-l6O acres two miles from
judith Gap, AS acres in crop, good
buildings. Easy terms.-C. Hunts
man.
Roy Ingram lost valuable horse
this week. He placed the animal in
the barn apparently real well and
three hours afterwards it was dead.
The Thanksgiving dance will be
given by the library club The price
of Il ticket S1.5O will include the lap
supper which the ladies will serve.
Don't forget the date, Nov. 9th.
w. l.. Nichols and family left last
Sunday for Lebanon, Tenn. They
had the body of their deceased baby
exhumed and took it with them for
interrment in the southern burying
ground.
q. c. Hetts and Frank bennington
were in town from the Hopley coun-
try last week. Mr.. Hetts made proof
on his homestead before Commits
sioner Peck the latter part of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Hubbard
left the first Of the week for their new
home on the farm near Long Prairie,
MINI. They will stop i'll st. Paul for
few days ut the home OF Mr.. Hub
bard's sister.
Mrs. NJ. j. Tenny and her son, Gil
man, both made final proof on their
hOmesteads last week before Commits
sioner Peck at Garneill. They made
good proofs and showed large
amount of improvements on the
ranches.
Geo. $. Haynes and Glen Bills re-
turned on Saturday from White Sui
phur Springs where they were in at
tendance at the sale of state lands
last Friday. Mr.. Haynes bid in sec
ton 16-10-1S OIL behalf of G. II. Stone
and himself. Mr.. Bills got section
16-10-17 for himself and IL. l.. Bills.
The demand for the lands was not
very strong with the exception of IL
few piece which brought forth heavy
bidding. The fact that no other land
in this vicinity was sold is largely
due to the fact that a large number of
people who would have bid OH the
lands did not know of the sale until
the week before. at which time the
Journal carried an announcement Of
it, and did not have sufficient time in
which to arrange for the money with
which to buy.
Rev. II. W. Farquhar will preach
at the BascOm bench school house on
Sunday, Nov. %, at 3 o'clock.
Notice!