Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-08-20

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25c for children, and 35c for adults.
This promises to be treat rs all
know who have heard Rev. Spire.
c. +. Elliott of Perry, Iowa, arrived
yesterday in search of investments in
real estate.
Max Birron and Harry Pierce came
over from Winnecook last week, re-
turning Monday.
Alberta F. Moffet, NJ. d., removed
her office last week from the Stone
building to her building on upper
Main street.
E. L. MagnusOn left yesterday for
Benchland to make arrangements for
moving his well drilling machinery
to that place.
c. NJ. Barrow and Ed Piepho had
County Surveyor Spach run the lines
on their places west of the city the
first of the week.
\. \. FRESHMAN, Jr., returned
yesterday from Parker. 5. d.. accom-
panied by nine eastern investors, who
are looking for real estate.
=. 5. Lewis of Neposet, III, an old
schoOlmate OF Mrs. II. Lane, is visit
ing with friends in the city. He is
looking for real estate investments.
The fact that we have the best coun-
try on earth for the raising of cereal
crops will soon be proven by that
memorable Judge, the threshing ma
chine.
Will Davis returned last Friday
from several days visit with friends
at Belt and Great Falls. He reports
crops between here and the Falls as
looking great.
Machinist Shumaker of Great Falls,
was transferred from that city to the
local e.. n. shops. The increased
work in that department demanded
the seyices of another man.
Oscar Roberts, the popular fireman
Of the Great Northern, is in the city.
Oscar recently had the misfortune to
be in a freight wreck which shook
him up considerable.
Ed PiephO. treasurer of the Monkey
Hill Improvement company, reports
that the company now has Sl32 80 in
the treasury. The next dance will be
Thursday evening, August 26th.
Manager f. f. Lichtenwalter, pro-
prietor Of the box bowling alley.
wishes to announce that he has set
aside Monday and Thursday after
Moons for ladies and their escorts
only.
Chauffeur Flick with one of the PEN
well machines, drove Mr.. and Mrs.
Jack Hale, Miss Lii Cameron and
| friend, and Olef Eike from Lewis
town the first Of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Howdle OF
Parker, $. d., arrived yesterday and
are now visiting with their son and
daughter, Frank and Miss Nell, who
have ranches near Bercail.
}. &. Lester, a jeweler of Parker,
5. d.. and James Dale, a prosperous
farmer of the same place, arrived in
the city yesterday. They are enthus-
ed with the prospects Of this district,
| and are in search of real estate.
Dana McNeal and Miss Elenore
Baynes Of Rapid City, $. d., stopped
off in the city Wednesday enronte
from the Seattle fair to their homes.
Miss Baynes is sister of Mrs. Ed
PiephO.
Ed Taylor was at Garneill last Sat
urtlay inspecting careload of horses
that were being shipped by Albert
Busharl, a Swimming Woman ranch
er, VIM. Richards, a Buffalo creek
rancher, and Elmer Peck, a Timber
creek rancher.
F. n. Wilcox, a wealthy banker of
Kansas, is here this week looking
over the country with view to max
ing some Investments. lie says he
never saw such crops as he has since
Delng III the judith tap district.
Sheriff Williams came in from the
county seat Wednesday evening, and
at once went to work OH the murder
case. Williams has reputation of
Of being an expert sleuth, and if the
murderers are in the country he will
capture them.
Miss Pearl Stoner gave surprise
party OH the Misses Mayme Cameron
and Pearl Clenet last Saturday. The
scenes of merriment took place at
Miss Camer0n's homestead west of
the city. Dancing was the amuse-
ment of the evening. \ large supper
was served.
On Tuesday evening delightful
entertainment in behalf of the Con-
| prpVatiOnal church Of Judith fan