Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-08-27

| Mr.. Lack ey Is tireleSS worker In the
+ cOunty's interest, and is the right
man to look after the road PROPOSE
ton.
Miss Nettie She'll of ,iarneill. Sun
dayed in the city.
Lewistown Iron Works sells Dry
Cell Batteries. (See ADJ
Colonel Stanley made business
trip to Lewistown last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Murch of old
Ubet, spent Monday in the city.
Rev. Lampe, pastor of the Christian
church at Kendall, was in the city
Wednesday.
Rev. Father Muller of Roundup.
spent Tuesday as a guest at the Me
Cauley ranch.
We are not in the meat business,
but our ''llamm's" will surely please
you. Pioneer Saloon.
Mrs. Bradie Metheney and Mrs.
Hillard Mcdonald OF Garneill, were
shopping in the city Monday.
John Myers, prosperous rancher
OF old Tibet. came in Tuesday to take
III the show aid to transact business.
Father Arts of Townsend. this
state, will hold Mass in Judith Gap
hall, Monday morning, August Both.
Miss Smith of DeMoines, Iowa. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Gerald Walk
or. on the Walker ranch south Of
town.
Mrs. Frank Bremen. while driving
ednesdav. was thrown out of the
: buggy and as a result sustained
sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. liuntsman and
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ii. Mcdonald, living
toward the SnOWies, Sundayed with
Mrs. John McCauley.
Mrs. Viola Fisher was visiting
friends in the city last Friday and
Saturday, returning to I.ewistown on
the evening train OF the latter dav.
Hot August days are again the hot
test Of the year
| DO not let them worry YOU
Drink 'lIamm's at the Pioneer.
Miss Maud She'll returned W ednes-
day to her home near Garneill. after
! spending several weeks in this city
assisting the Beers family during
Mrs. Beers absence.
George Scambler returned from
weeks visit to Minneapolis last Fri
day. Wednesday he went to Great
Falls, where he will spend a week at
tending to business matters.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a bust
ness meeting at the NJ. +. church,
Wednesday afternoon, September LIST.
| All members are urged to be present
as some important matters will be
brought before the meeting.
DR.. Motfet s mother, sister, sister
in-law, neice and nephews returned
yesterday to their home in Kansas
City, after a pleasant visit in Judith
Gap. Harold MOffet will take up the
trail next week, where he will finish
Central high school and return to
Judith Gap. in the spring.
Oxford will soon have postoflice.
Contractor p. Il. Apple informs the
Journal that he has the contract for
building a l4X2O building at Oxford
siding, the same to be used as one of
Uncle Sans mail houses, with s. +.
Robinson as man in charge. Work
on the building will commence next
week. and it is expected that the
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about the middle of September.
Ed Piepho, treasurer of the Monkey
Hill Improvement company. wired to
a Chicago firm the first of the week
to ship three gasoline street lamps,
each light rated at 1900 candle power.
The lights are expected to arrive by
the last of next week. This is the
first order placed by the Improve
ment company, and it is hoped that
the financial realization from the
dances and entertainments given in
the future will warrant purchasing
more lights.
At midnight Sunday, Frank Murray
and d. Van Dyne took charge of the
Royal Grill, the restaurant that II.
NJ. Hanson has made famous for it's
splendid cuisine and prompt service
Mr.. Van Dyne, an experienced and
first class chef, has charge of the
kitchen and the proprietors are de-
termined to keep the Royal Grill mp
to it's high standard Of excellence.
Mr.. Hanson has sold the fixtures and
rents the building to the new propri-
etOrs, and will devote his time to
holding down the homestead which is
located near Bercail siding.
Bishop Brewer OF the Episcopal
diocese of Montana, will accompany
Rector J. Phillip Anshutz OH his next
trip through his territory. These
two distinguished gentlemen will be
in Judith Gap on Monday, September
goth, and will hold services in the
Congregational church that evening.
Rev. AnsllutZ is anxious that every
body turn out to hear and meet the
bishop on that occasion. and it is safe
to say the popular rector will not be
disappointed.
Samuel Lutz presented the journal
Office with an excellent sample of
winter wheat the first of the week.
The sample consisted of good sized
shock. If every farmer in this Wei
nifty presented this Office with as
liberal a sample AS Mr.. Lutz did, and
Of the same quality-about Is bushel