Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-06-25

1t was treat to them to have the OPP
portnnity of spending the night and
the stormy morning in such a COM
Portable home, and they declare that
Miss Giltinan is without peer when
1T comes to extending the hearty, un-
Stlnted welcome of western hospital
ity.
II. +. Jnette Of I.ewistown, was in
the city ednesday returning from
business trip to 1Iobson.
Il. &. She'll, Jr.. accompanied by
his sister, Miss Nettie, drove over
from Garneill the first of the week.
L. +. Patterson, the land man, has
accepted a position as telegraph oper-
ator in the Great Northern station
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Smith enter
tanned few of their friends at cards
last Friday evening at the homestead
near the Milwaukee depot.
Tonight the Hedges Herald office
will be opened with free dance
Several Judith Gap people will at
tend. going down on the afternoon
train and coming back next morning.
Lon Davis of Moore was in Judith
Gap Thursday on his way to Hedges
to look over the town with Il view of
putting in a hotel. lie is very much
pleased with the outlook there for
thriving city.
DR.. Al Birely Smith made final
communication proof Yesterday before
L. :. Commissioners :. j. Small for
the homestead at the foot of the Little
Belt mountains. near the Milwaukee,
depot. The doctor has Il valuable
piece OF land which he has faithfully
lived on and cultivated for over four
teen months.
Captain "Red" Folsom Of the local
team Of ball tossers, has made ar
engagements with the Hedges nine to
have game here Sunday afternoon.
The local team will consist Of the fol
lowing more Or less talented artists:
Folsom, Chris Hanson, Small, Schulz
81, Glenn Bills. r: Piepho, Duke,
Hamlet, Roberts. Birreil. and Fisher.
The local organization extends it's
hearty thanks to Beers 4 Haynes for
donating a bail and bat to The club.
c. q. Rogers o. Mora, Mimi. is
spending few days us the guest Of
Geo. llinchey near Bercai Mr. Rog-
ers has been looking over the country
as far west as the coast. but likes this
section OF Montana better than any
thing he has seen in his extensive
travels. Mr.. lIinchey is keeping
bachelors hall on his homestead, his
wife not having arrived yet. and says
his cooking has been SO good that his
friend Rogers has completely lost his
appetite.
The first shipment of the Pi> pho
Drug company's fixtures arrived the
first of the week and have been in
stalled. This shipment consisted of
a handsome prescription case and
several wall cases-and the show
eases. cash register and other articles
are expected daily. The drug store
is now taking on Il metropolitan APP
l,parance, and the boys will soon be
ready to serve the public with any
thing from All ice cream soda to Il
complicated pill containing a dark
brown taste.
In this office is a sample of the
winter wheat raised OH +. NJ. Widde-
fields farm near Judith Gan last year
that will demonstrate beyond doubt
what this soil will do in Il dry year.
The wheat was raised on breaking
and did not have any rain on it from
the list of June until the 18th OF Au-
gust. The yield was 81 bushels to
the acre and sold for - cents in judi
it'll Gap. The buyer in Minneapolis
said it was the highest grade wheat
that Went into that market from any
where last year.