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

Moore Sunday to take on the winter
wheat city's team.
Meals Csc. Nelson 4 Benson res
taurant.
Frank Schnittger left Wednesday
evening for Lewistown, returning
yesterday.
The surest method of arriving ut
actual cost OF any improvement or
building you have in mind, is to SUBJ
nit an estimate to The McCaull-Web-
ster Elevator Go.
Miss Viola Fisher left W ednesday
for Hedgesville, where she will visit
for several days with Miss Sue Small.
Harold Moffet and Ethelbert Clay
pool left Yesterday afternoon for He'd
gesville, where they will visit for sew
eral days at the Small ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Howdle of
Parker. $. d., are residing on their
deceased daughters claim near Mill.
Mrs. II. l.. Bills and son will leave
the first of next week for Rice Lake,
Wisconsin, where they will visit for
month at the home OF Mrs. Eill's
parents.
Gold quartz was recently discovered
at Ryegate that assayed 81 80 per ton.
y large number of claims have been
staked out and excitement was, for
time, at fever heat.
George +. Mathews, secretary Of
the LewistOwn Commercial club. was
IN the city enroute for Billings, where
as delegate he will attend the Good
Roads Convention.
The Rev. j Phillip Anshutz of
White sulphur Springs, will hold
Episcopal services in the city this
evening friday. Every one is in
vited to attend.
c. r.. Stone has Il portable galvan-
lied iron granery erected in the rear
OF his store. This is a sample of these
popular bins, and is attracting con-
siderable attention.
W. W. Miller and Fred Ellison
spent several days of last week on
Cottonwood creek near Groveland,
trying their skill against the willy
trout. \ few nice specimens were
secured.
Miss Harriet O'Day and brother
William were city shoppers Wednes-
day. William has just returned from
college in Iowa, and will spend his
vacation with his mother, Mrs. Sam
uel L,tZ.
Miss Florence Tubbs of Lewistown
visited last Saturday at her brother
Arthur's ranch near Mill. Miss
Tubbs spent Sunday in the city as the
guest OF Miss Viola Fisher.
1t is reported that Mrs. w. l.. Nc
Clelland is going into the poultry
business. She has secured a 12O-egg
incubator and is taking orders for the
sale of day-old chicks.
GARDINER Green and NJ. G. Single
ton gave a big free dance at the old
Bower ranch Wednesday evening.
The attendance was large and all re-
port having had great time. Excel
lent music was furnished by the
HarlOwton orchestra.
Roy lngaram, who resides on his
homestead west of the city, was
business visitor Wednesday. Mr.. In
garam is recently from Minneapolis,
and is an experienced painter and
paper hanger.
Dudley Axtell, formerly publisher
and editor of the Stanford World, was
III the city Yesterday. "Dud" is al
ways boosting for central Montana.
and the latest is that land will soon
be worth 500 an acre.
The residents within several miles
east of the city have taken it into
theirown hands to have Il few bridges
built over bad places on the public
highways. Two bridges, one at DR. }.
r. Taylor's ranch, and the other at j.
j. Conlan's. are being constructed.
Mrs. w. w. Dye mother of Mrs.
Clarence r. Stone, arrived in this
city Thursday OF last week from
Comstock, Nebraska, and will spend
several weeks visiting ut the Stone
residence. Mesdames Dye and Stone
left yesterday for Roundup, where
they will visit with friends until Sat
urtlay.
Davenport, ua.) Leader: "Tom
Mccullough, son of Mr.. and Mrs W.
}. Mccullough, is home from Yale
college. He will remain here until
July 1, at which time he goes to Colo
RADIO to enter the L. S. forestry ser
vice, remaining there until time for
him to resume his studies at Yale in
the fall" Tom is brother of DR..
Mccullough of this city.