Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-06-18

''"IuIudyS anu NlIluHvS OILY. HIS
rate is effective from June II to Sep
TENDER ~. Final return, Monday
following date of sale. Bolton is the
station where visitors to Lake Nc
Donald should buy their tickets.
J. II Balm was a Lewistown visitor
this week.
DR.. A. b. Smith visited Moore and
LewistOwn the first of the week.
ID. II. Bumford made a business
trip to Lewistown Monday, returning
Tuesday morning.
5. l.. Hodges, a prominent real
eastate dealer of llarlOwton, was in
the city Tuesday enroute to Hedges.
Louis Martin, who is holding down
a claim in 2-0-l0, boarded no. ~
Wednesday and pulled into the Gap
for short visit.
Messrs. Max Birran, Claude Mckee
and Ole flanagan, and Miss Corbly are
among those from this place who at
tended the circus at I-ewistOwn last
Saturday.
Lost, Strayed or StOlen.-FrOm Sam
Patterson on ranch ) miles east of
Oxford on June B, 1909, bay mare,
weight about 1000, branded as fol-
lows: A OH left shoulder, and lazy
\ Oh left thigh. 3Otf
f. +. Ellsworth, manager of the
Montana Lumber company's yard at
Moore, was recently in the city on
his way to Billings to attend the Lum-
berman's convention.
LosT.-Friday, June II. an alligator
combination bill and pocket book,
either in town or between here and
Metheney's ranch miles west. Con-
tanned check for S35.S5 drawn by ii.
! +. Gaugler, and some currency. Lib
eral reward for return. |. E. Gar
denier, Judith Gap.
Harold Motif, who has been attend
ing central high school at Kansas
City, arrived yesterday to join his
mother, DR.. Motif, and will spend
the summer on the doctors claim
near Barrows.
Irving Judd ,general manager of the
Germania Life Insurance co. for
the stnte of Montana, was in the city
| Tuesday, enroute from visit with
his parents in I.ewistOwn to Great
Falls, where he will attend to his
company's affairs.
PLOWING.-I will be prepared to
take contracts for breaking, begin
ming about April 25th. Parties desir-
ing blowing done, please leave orders
at the Journal office. Can break
from - to 10 acres a day. First come,
first served, located in the same COM
munity. J. +. l}inell. Pitt
Miss Susie Small arrived yesterday
from Alfred, y. g., where she has
been attending school for several
years and taking special lessons in
music. She left college Immediately
after graduating to take up a home
stead in Montana, and for the next
fourteen months will follow agronomy
and take on lovely Montana tan.
The farewell dance given last Fri
day evening in honor Of Miss
Claire SketlingtOn was success in
every way. Although it rained near
~ all day and the streets were covered
with mud, large crowd turned out
which clearly showed this young
lady's great popularity. Excellent
music was furnished by the Judith
Gap orchestra. The Royal Grill SER
we'd most satisfactory supper.
The business men of upper Monkey
hill have constructed cinder eros
sing from Solomon Il Dukes store to
the bank building. The engineering
force, which was larger than the con-
structive one, is jubilant over the
manner in which the grade withstootl
the recent hard rains. During Tues
days heavy downpour the issuing
side Of the culbert gave forth Il stream
much resembling that from high
pressure hydrant.
The electrical storm that accom-
panied the heavy shower Tuesday at
ternOon burned out all the fuses but
one in the local telephone system.
Manager Barron, however, repaired
the damage in Il few minutes. Miss
COrbly, who is acting as central, says
that several times the wires in the
office resembled ball of fire, and
when the fuses burnt out that the re.
port made would have put small
sized cannon in the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. b. Smith delight
fully entertained few of their friends
Sunday afternoon ut their pleasant
home near the city. The hostess
served sumptuOus dinner, after
which the party gathered around thu
fireplace and too rapidly spent the re
mainder of the afternoon in converse
ton and enjoying the privilege OF