Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-08

jeweler. Without barometer or other
sensitive weather instruments he fore
casts the weather with but little vari-
alton. When he says il will rain, it
rains.
Ice cream. Royal Grill restaurant.
William Kirkpatrick and nephew
are spending week at the formers
homestead on the Walker bench.
Pie and cake like mother used to
make. Nelson Il Benson restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thomas of near
Straw, spent the Fourth with their
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Hanson.
Edison Photographs and records
PiephO's.
Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald and daughter,
Miss Olive, and Dan Atkins, spent
Sunday at the McCauley ranch.
A fresh, juicy, ripe watermelon.
Judith Gap Meat company.
Miss lishleideA and daughter, Miss
Mae, were here Monday from their
ranch north of town.
A cup Of good coffee-it hits the
spot. Nelson 4 Benson restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. .. \. Weiser and
Miss Vida Reynolds were in town
Sunday.
Ice cream every day. Royal Grill.
Mr.. and Mrs. John McCaulev and
children celebrated the glorious
Fourth with Mrs. McCauley 8 parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald.
Wanted.-SOme one to pillow and
SOW 80 acres to fall wheat. Address,
Mrs. Laura Harmed, Savory Rooms,
Helena, Montana. 1884
p. F. Duffy was in the city on bust
ness during the week. and reports
crops in fine condition on his ranch
near the Snowies and in that vicinity.
Meals, 81 cents. Short orders ser
we'd at all hours-day or night. Mel
son u Benson restaurant.
Miss Trimble, who has a ranch
near Oxford, and William johnson,
the popular agent Of Garneill. visited
friends here Wednesday.
For Sale.--One 20 horse power
Reeves pillow engine and six bottom
cOckshutt engine plows. One 4Ox63
Reeves separator, complete with all
attachments. This outfit is us good
as new and in perfect order. Separa-
tor is three miles east of the Gap.
and engine and plOws are on my farm
at Rothiemay. ID. W. Pulver, Roth
iemay, Montana. 34-35
Miss Flo Langdon, one of the pro-
prietors of the Palais Royal in this
city, arrived here Wednesday from
Lewistown and will remain in the
city until tomorrow.
Miss Minnie Balm arrived in the
city Saturday from Chicago, and will
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. }. r.. Balm
until the 18th OF the month, when she
will resume her journey to the coast.
Mrs. Tom Halbert was in the city
Friday and left the evening Of the
same day for LewistOwn, where she
will receive medical attention. Mrs.
Viola Fisher accompanied her to
Lewistown.
Herman c. Pieske had made ar
engagements to give dance, supper
and smoker at the William Duffy
ranch last Friday evening, but be-
cause Of the heavy showers it was
impossible except for a few, to con-
venielrtly attend, and the affair was
indefinitely postponed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce, formerly of
South Dakota, are visiting with the
latter's mother, Mrs. Ed. Hogan,
during the week. Mr.. Pierce left
Tuesday for Billings, where he has
accepted position as head miller
with the Billings Milling company.
Mrs. Pierce will visit in this city with
her mother for few weeks.
Robert White, one of the pioneers
of the town OF Judith Gap. returned
Saturday from several months
business visit at LaMoure, n. d.
bOD says the judith Gap district has
the edge on all the other agricultural
communities he has seen since leav-
ing here.
Strayed or Stolen.-Black gelding.
weight 1850, left 3O-9-18 last week.
Branded 81 with bar vent) on left
hip; also 2N on left hip. Age about
10 years. Reward for return to the
Herald office, Hedgesville; or Jour
nal, Judith Gap.
Fred Hardtop and Miss Flemming,
both of Kendall, spent a few hours
here Saturday enroute to Hobson,
where they spent the Fourth.
Moritz Welnstein, a New York boy,
leaned too far out of the window to
get breath of fresh air. He lost his
balance and fell fO,r stOrioa land;nu