Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-02

'4o acres a few miles north of the
city. Mr.. Iutz and family will prob
ABLY move this fall to either Great
rails or Bozeman to spend the win
ter.
Willie IIarbit, the three year-old
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Russell IIarbit,
had very painful accident Tuesday
Wi'eh one of his fingers got caught in
the gears of a washing machine. \
PHYSICIAN was called to dress the
badly smashed member.
Leon Drake, associated with the
buffalo Mercantile company, was in
the city Thursday enroute from
Billings to his interests in our neigh
boring town.
Mrs. n. +. Pero and daughter ar
rived III the city Wednesday from
Ashland. Wisconsin. and will make
their future home ON their ranch north
OF the city, where Mr. Pero has for
some time been getting things in
readiness for their arrival.
Miss Pearl Stoner completed ar
engagements Monday Of this week
whereby she becomes the owner of Il
valuable quarter section of land in
o-lo-l3. formerly known as the ket-
telhut place.
Henry Weber and son and daugh-
ter. Robert ard Misses Edna and Ger
trude, and Robert Craig. Mrs. Web
er's brother. all of iIarlOWtOn, drove
over Tuesday in an auto SO Mr.. Craig
could catch NO. "A for Denver.
Born. TO Mr. and Mrs. Irwin stan
ley. at 81. Cloud, Mimi, Sunday,
August 18th, daughter. Mr.. and
and Mrs. Stanley have a large num-
Der Of friends in this community who
will rejoice with them in the glad
tidings.
Miss Augusta Kelley, who two
weeks ago filed on a homestead near
Okla, will soon have constructive
work commenced on Il cabin, and will
also have forty acres plowed. which
Will DC soWn to spring crops.
Miss Pearl Stoner returned Monday
evening from a several days business
and pleasure visit in Dillon. On the
return trip through Sixteen Mile can
yon She stepped to the rear platform
so as 70 better observe the scenery.
When she attempted to re-enter the
car the door was locked and it was
two hours before admittance could be
gained.
We are 'puifed up" considerably
over our ability to cook and serve
victuals. In the first place we buy
good stuff" and then use intelligence
and great care in preparing it. We
believe we know the restaurant bust
ness and would like to have the
opportunity of proving ii to you. Mel
son Il Benson.
- When the first section Of Buffalo
Bins circus train arrived in the city
Wednesday morning, record time
was established for the changing of
NNtoOEVS GNU ClVNS. ~ W US
just three minutes after the engine
that had pulled in the train had left
the main track, until the complete
change was made. and the engineer
was waiting for the "high ball"
W. l.. McClelland recently secured
tve-year lease on the DR.. j. +.
Taylor farm Just east OF the city.
Mr.. McClelland and family will
move to their country home within
two weeks, and will commence active
farming operations. However, he
will continue to do satisfactory work
in his local blacksmith shop. Lester
McClelland, Mr.. and Mrs. W. l.. $
son, is expected to soon arrive in the
city from near Ilavre, where he has
been making his home since his par
ents moved to this point. Lester
will take active management of the
local farm, and as he is experienced
III agricultural work, the success of
the country venture is assured.
Lee Hoagland leaves today for
Vancouver WASH, where he has ac-
cepted gilt-edge position in the
shops of the $. +. II 5. Ills family
will leave in several weeks to join
him in the Pacific coast town. Mr..
iloagland has been employed for ten
years OH the Great Northern system
in Montana, and during that time has
held many responsible positions. Al