Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-15

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the vicinity Of his old stamping
grounds, but that the settlers are
nevertheless continuing active farm
ing operations and are preparing to
sow considerable winter wheat this
fall.
Ice cream every day. Royal Grill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Dutiield al
nounce the arrival of a nine pound
baby boy at their home, July :.
Wanted.-Some one to plow and
sow 10 acres to fall wheat. Address,
Mrs. Laura Harmed, Savory Rooms,
Helena, Montana. 1884
Miss Molly Corbly of Lewistown,
arrived in the city Saturday and will
spend week or two visiting with her
sister, Miss Linn Corbly.
Meals, 35 cents. Short orders SER
we'd at all hOurs-day or night. Nell
son \ Benson restaurant.
Miss +. A. Langdon returned to
Lewistown Friday of last week, after
spending several days in the city as
the guest of Miss Linn Corbly.
Ice cream. Royal Grill restaurant.
Misses Susan, Bertha and Jeanne
Small were in the city Sunday to at
tend the dedication exercises of the
Congregational chruch.
Ice cream, sundaes, Piepho's
Miss Minnie Balm, who has been
visiting her brother Judge Bain,> for
the past two weeks, left Tuesday for
Seattle, from which place she will
sail OH july 18th for Alaska, where
she will spend several months.
Buffalo hotel for sale, at Buffalo,
Fergus county, Montana. Address
w. A. Fern, Buffalo, Montana. 1896
| Harold Moffet rode to the Small
a nch near Hedgesville Tuesday NOR
ming, returning the following day ac-
companied by the Misses Bertha and
Jeanne Small.
For Sale. One 20 horse power
Reeves plow engine and six bottom
cockshutt engine plows. One +Ox63
Reeves separator, complete with all
attachments. This outfit is as 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. D. w. Pnlver, Roth
iemay, Montana. 34-35
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Robert Beltram have
returned from a visit to II elena and
Alhambra Hot Springs. They are
! moving into the apartments formerly
occupied 10y DR.. &. +. Mccullough.
Taken Up. - One bay gelding,
about II years old; weight 1000;
white right hind foot, white left front
foot; white face. Brand, 7VO. Owner
can secure property by proving same
and paying charges for this publica-
ton. billiard Mcdonald, Garneill.
Montana. 343i
Ed Crowley and DR.. Asquith We're
in the city last week enroute from
Lewistown to their home town, Wind
ham. These gentlemen report crop
conditions in the Windham vicinity
as being very promising.
Mrs. Dave Thomas was called to
this city last week by the serious ILL
ness OF her daughter, Mrs. William
Hanson. Mrs. Thomas returned Sat
urday to her home seven miles west
of Straw, Mrs. Hanson being out of
all danger.
Charley Beers, II. d. Jones, Will
liam Miller and Chauffeur Jack Davis
left Sunday morning at 3 II. III. in
Miller II Davis Ford touring car for
Martinsdale, the party being in quest
of mountain trout. They returned
the same evening with about fifty
pounds of the speckled beauties. and
report that William was the most
successful angler, having caught fully
four. tifths of the mess.
Rancher Heath of South Dakota, is
this week unloading carload of emil
grant goods at Mill, and is estab-
fishing his residence OH the Harry
Spencer homestead, which he pnr
chased. Mr.. Heath comes well pre-
pared to enter active farming opera
tions, and is enthusiastic with this
UlStIlCl. lie say . tIe ScOtIoH VI 'ou,ii
Dakota that he came from is all burn
ed out, and that it is great relief to
see thriving vegetation such rs this
section is producing.
Rev. j. Phillip Anshutz held Epis-
copal services in the Congregations,
church Wednesday evening, a large
congregation being in attendance. He
delivered, as usual, a helpful, schol-
arly and instructive sermon that was
greatly enjoyed by all. Rev. An
shutz's present arrangements permit
him to be in this city but once a
month, and there is great number
of our citizens who look eagerly for