Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-12

Lea, MIMI, was visitor in town
last week and also at the Francisco
ranch in the Snowies. Mr.. Wedge is
going to make arrangements to Sc
cure about fifty bushels of pine and
fir seeds from the mountains so that
he will have one of the hardest trees
known, for the market.
George Boale went to Great Falls
on Wednesday. where he will regis
ter for homestead in the Fort Peck
Indian reservation.
Auditor Hutchinson, of the McCaull-
Webster Company was a city visitor
the first of the week. He anticipates
returning for the big Celebration
next Monday.
Chester A. Burgess %as y White
Sulphur Springs vls4tor this week.
He attended the meeting Of the coun-
ty commissioners on business per-
tanning to the duties OF the road sup
ervisor.
+. A. Mcmillan, Of Fox Lake,
Wis.,, the present owner of the w. L.
Fringer ranch west of town, arrived
IN the city last week and has been
kept busy ever since building bins in
the field to handle his crop after
threshing.
For Sale.-4 work mares, 2 set har-
ness and wagOn.-Jack DAVIS.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Nj. Hanson and
sons left last Saturday for Billings,
where they will visit for short time.
Mr.. Hanson has not completed his
arrangements for the future and may
still decide to 60 into some new style
of business in Judith Gap.
School opened Oh Monday and it
was certainly y welcome sight to see
the crowds of children fiocking to
the school house. Everything started
off fine and this school year promises
to be the best, by far. ever held in the
district.
The man, woman or child who
reads the heart to heart talks of the
merchants in the home paper, will
never be in quandry as to where the
best the market affords can be bought
at prices that are right.
Mrs. A. w. Sarver left the latter
part OF last week for her former home
in Texas. She will be absent thirty
days or more. Her daughters, Mrs.
Chance and Miss Carrie Sarver are
conducting the Frederick during her
absence.
There is no town in Montana the
size Of Judith Gap that can boast as
many teams on it's streets during this
season rs we can. We not only have
the teams OH the street, but the stores
ana business places are busy, almost
to the limit of endurance, from day.
light until dark.
According to the report in the bull.
letin OF the Department of Public
Health of the state there were clever
children born in Meagher county dur
ing the month of July; four boys anc
seven girls. There were two deaths il
the county for the same period; on,
from tuberculosis and the other from
, violence.
Storekeeper Milton s. Trout
man, of Okla. was a visitor in tow
ON Monday. Mr.. Troutman has op
ened general store at Okla and ha
stocked up with fine line of grocer
les and small layout in numerou
other branches. At the present tim
MIR. Troutman is the leading candl
date for the postmastership at Ok
and from all appearances he will Ian
the job.
. Walter S. Blair has accepted a pc
sition with the McCaull- w ebster f.
evator company. Mr.. Blair is a
able acquisition to Mr.. Bring
! force. He is learning the grain bus
ness from the ground up, as he e,
i poets to have an elevator of his Ow
;. on the ranch west of town as soon Z
4 the Northern Pacific plats their tow
out there.
n L. D. Wait, of Wait & Dana, graf
y commission merchants of Arm0u
; 5. D., was a visitor in the city 9
Tuesday. Mr.. Wait was here abOl
; six weeks ago. He returned to tn
2 section with q view of putting in
J. line of elevators. He likes this c0ul
try and before another year he il
+. tends that his company will be pr
IL pared to handle grain in their ov
It elevators through Jut this section.
IL Mr.. and Mrs. Harry V. Lane, a
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