Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-10
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lIaSC week
G. +. Irish of the Snowy mountain
region north of Mill was a business
visitor last Saturday and reported
threshing in full swing in and
about the canyon. He says that oats
is Il remarkable yielder. in some cas-.
es as high as IS bushels per acre.
The correspondent is in receipt OF
some potatoes which were sent to him
gratuitously and wish through the
columns of the Journal to thank the
donor for the gift. These potatoes !
all average two pounds in weight and |
were raised near the Swimming Wo-
man creek by Walter Lunceford.
Several have been placed in the. show
window of the Rogers-Templeton
Lumber cOmpany's store. .'"
Messrs. Christianson and Christ.
ianson, who own 4 valuable section
of land in the district south of He'd
ges on Eberhardt bench have pulled
their threshing outfit in the, district.
north of Mill where large tracts Of
shocked and stacked grain are await,
ing the thresher. \. ::;..- a..
Cal c. Jewell has been upon the.
sick list for some time. bnt. we ire
glad to report that lie is convalescipg.,
The preaching service in the Con-
gregational church last Sunday was
something out Of the ordinary" Rev.
Farquhar's sermon, IF, there, are
any after me. let them deny them-
selves, take up their cross ap9..follaM
me-" was All explanation.,ofsM hatr,a
good christian is and what he,siiould
do was masterpiece and. introduced
the talented ability Of the speaker.
The next service will hot s'tb5et 'reghfar
but will most likely be mssAqtti9Iel,iii
these columns stating tlle date, :,;,.; ).
Miss Bertha Lunceford;:bri1tipa
of the Mill school, rethrhsd Sunday
evening from the county seat.&lleiree
she has been attending tfacksrs.' IN
stitute. School is in. session, again
with a full attendance. ,...: tt.
CD. shanahan has completed the
threshing OH his homesteaJ west ,,5f
town and reports that he fEcflYsl =
good average OH his erYp:s,o,r .,e-- Al
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Cribs wteikJ - = .,-.i:&i.
Two 1rishman. Pat anffMike. stood
look at bricklayers at work on a
building. Said Mike: -: ,,....,, -.
"Pat, can yez tell nag, nhat ,kapes
thin bricks togitllers' .:,1.:s .,t' ~.
"Sure. Mike; it's;the mortar.H1s.1*
"Not be Il dom sight,. .'Ehlts-kapes
thin apart. - .''!8 7s''f'@
Marion Small. editor Of the notAr-
ious Hedges Herald, s,Nasra .Nihill
visitor last Saturday. --He says that
he enjoys the evening air for drives
that is. when he is not-w-Weh-yes
o,ono that's if az: .-~.'s a.. ~. :ss,:s
"'oo' '' v..:7 -: f:::,:t
The Great Northern is-stiitimnrov
ing it's depot site, .antlF as business
| plChS up I'LL ~ Culs q OHipp'"N 49,
and expressman will be itistaIied. s.
!; ~ s,@ vstrf ..,1:.
Last Friday Guy Ewing had 18th
misfortune to drive into a wire Wiaiel
was misplaced by the :'storm.. ;aii'
slightly disfgured his forehead. -:
.f..s:..., an :,
Robert Kleysr was a business visit
or last Wednesday,. Robert has gQn
into farming extensively, and has
; good bunch of grain to market :thi
fall. :;
II. W. Muller and IA: Hammer
, have been in town and report an. in
mense yield of potatoes, - .s'sf.f
Mrs. Harmed and Mrs., Dodde
were Nihill visitors last Wednesda!
They report that Messrs. White an
Dodder bagged some fine specimen I
Snowy mountain venison recently.