Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-06-17

L. r. Duffy was in to witness the
ball game Sunday.
Mrs. j. Murphy was in from her
ranch Wednesday.
Mesdames Yaple and Johnson were
visiting friends here last Saturday.
Miss JEANNE Edwards, the popular
young lady of Buffalo, visited friends
in this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mureh of Buff
1alo, spent Sunday as the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald.
Miss Olive Mcdonald and Mrs.
calvin lluntsman rode horseback Sat
urday and visited the McCauley
ranch.
Art Tubbs, the popular homesteader
at Mill, was here Tuesday. enroute
TO L"wistown where lie will visit with
friends.
e. J. Shanahan and \. II. johnson
Oh \liilll. were in the city Wednesday
on business. {. j., the popular Nj
nil merchant, reports business very
good in his little city.
Claude Weaver, the new range rid
er. was in the city Saturday buying
supplies tor his pleasant cottage in
the Snowies. Mrs. Weaver of Cho-
tean. has recently Joined him here.
and they are now livin. III their new
home.
County Commissioner Robert Zchn-
tler of White Sulphur Springs. was
in the city Wedneslay. While
here he stated that there was ample
funds in the treasury to build all
kinds of roads. There will be a spec
laI meeting of the board on June ~,
and all road petitions should be in by
that time or they will lay over until
the next regular meeting.
There is nice mess OH in the North
Pole world now. Rudolph Francke
is sueing Peary for S1O.C because
the commander, taking advantage OF
Francke's necessities took possession
Of all Francke's skins and furs-as
payment for his trip home. What IN
unlovely creature Peary is. 1t would
have been more satisfactory all
around, if Cooks romances had been
true.
J. W. Aldrich has leased The Royal
Grill restaurant and fixtures from II.
N. Hanson. and proposes to continue
the first-class service that Mr.. Hanson
had always given. Mr.. Aldrich and
wife are experienced hands in the
restaurant business. They arrived in
the city Tuesday from Aberdeen, :.
d.. where they had previously been
in business. Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson
will now devote their attention to
farming on their homestead, adjoiu-
ing Mill.
DIR. II. j. Betten of Garneill, was
professional visitor in the city Mon
day. DR.. Betten returned the first of
June from Chicago, for which point
he left in time to attend as an appoint
ed delegate the National Laymen's
Missionary convention held in that
city May SO. The doctor is an old
resident OF this section, and each
time he returns from trip he is
more enthusiastic than ever over cen
trail MOntana's possibilities.
LOst.-One bay mare branded
IN d. on left hip, one white hind
foot. white strip on face, had picket
rope attached to foot. weight 1900:
and one bay horse branded g" on
left shoulder, white strip on face.
weight 1850. These horses left Mill,
Meagher county, Montana, on the 9Th
OF June. Reward will be paid for in
formation to where they can be found.
NJ. Burke, Yale, Montana. ;,l-;,s
DIR. Alberta +. Molfet, ACCOMPANIED
by her mother, Mrs. Bell II. Feemster,
son Harold, and the latter's school
mate and friend, Ethelbert Claypool,
arrived in the city Wednesday morn
inc from Kansas City, Missouri, for
which point the genial doctor left two
weeks ago to attend the graduation
exercises of the Kansas City Central
high school, this year completing
HarOld's studies in that institution.
Mrs. Feemster will make her future
home on the Motfet ranch north of
the city.
An eastern professor has made the
discovery that the dandelion is use
full article of food. lie informs Il won
dering world that this doOryard pest
contains potassium salts and iron,
tariNicum and phosphates. Therefore,
he informs us. the dandelion is some
thing more than cheap filling: it is a
nOurishing and healthful food, and
has a perfect right to hold up its head
on the vegetable market. But an
nOunclng that the dandeliOn is fit for