Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-20


day for White Sulphur Springs where
he had been subpoenaed as juror
but was released by Judge Mathews
because he was not a resident of
Meagher county at this time although
he is still registered voter from this
precinct.
Ed Fisher brought an excellent
sample of winter wheat into the
journal Office last week. The wheat
stood all of two feet in heigth and
the one stool contained 68 stalks.
All seasonable garden stuffs and
berries ut the Gap hotel OH circus
day.
NJ. A. Clark and F. b. Raymond
were in town last week with several
real estate buyers. They autoed
from the Bower ranch to Shawmut.
Walter Hard, accompanied by his
sister, Mrs. Simmons, and neice.
Miss Mabel, spent several days the
first Of the week visiting at the Louie
Stiegen ranch in the SnOwies.
Frank Rogers and Twohy went out
to Frank Smiths ranch in the Snow
ies ednesdav, where they will
paint the ranch buildings.
Circus Day Dinner at Gap hotel on
Tuesday. All you can eat for 35c.
Judge Oliver Readel was excused
from jury duty at the present term
of district court at White Sulphur
Springs this week. He went over on
Monday morning and returned OH
Tuesday evening.
Chas. l.. Beers accompanied &. s.
Bills and II. d. Jones to Harlowton
Monday evening, where Messrs. Bills
and Jones were given the End degree
of the Masonic lodge.
Mrs. James Simmons and daughter,
Mabel, of Sioux City, Iowa, arrived
in the city last week and have been
visiting with Mrs. Simmons brother,
Walter Hard.
For Sale.-16O acres. miles from
Judith Gap, 145 acres IN crop, good
| buildings. Also residence property
in town with the best well of water in
! city. Cheap. Easy terms.-C. Hunts
man. If
Representative Joscelyn of the
Lindsay Fruit Co., of Great Falls.
!! was a visitor in the city on Monday.
Mr.. Joscelyn Is we'll known in this
section as he was formerly connected
with the Buffalo Mercantile Co.. at
Buffalo.
REIMBURSEMENT For Sale.-GOOd
farm land, 30 acres broken. Very
cheap if taken at once. Inquire at
| Oxford postOtfice. 3O-32*
Cole Brothers advertising car MOL
was in the local G. n. yards from
Friday until Tuesday. Some mis-
understanding about dates and the
supply of posters was the cause OF
the delay. While awaiting orders the
men reprinted their car with 4 very
bright red which improved it's ap-
pearance very much.
LAND.-See A. L. ROssman fol
HOmesteads, ACCOMPLISHMENTS auC
Decided Lands. He is surveyor anC
can locate you on as good piece OF
land as can be found any place. A
large number of locations will
springs of cool mountain water.
Chester l.. Parsons, of Straw. wal
city visitor on Sunday. Mr.. Par
sons has recently taken over the 81
loon which was conducted last sum
mer by Dau Mcdonald and will rul
it for the summer at least and at tn
end of that time Fred Irish of Der
Gail may possibly take over the es
Establishment.
For Sale.-One three burner OF
stove. Cheap. Inquire at JOurna
Office.
Miss Edith Stone left on Thursda
for Esselien, $. D., where she wi
join her aunt, Mrs. E. Foster, an
together they will leave for Ne
, York from which point they will tax
D passage on the Mauretania on July
for Europe. They will spend consit
cradle time in England visiting rel'
I tives and will not return before fal
For Sale.-Three burner gasOlir
stove with oven. Inquire at Journ
office.
: Nm. Nelson, the real estate dea
er and hotel man of Hedgesville WI
e a city visitor the first of the wee
O Nels was formerly in the restaura
e business in this city. He has abo
:. $50 acres of winter wheat on Roth
8 may fiat which he is certain WI
make q big yield.
Henry REYNOLDS and w. F. Gallatl