Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-29

Mrs. John johnson Of Garnelll, was
in town Monday.
Fred Irish of Straw, was in town
Friday.
y. I. Duffy was in town Friday on
business.
Dan Lltz of Garneill, was bust.
ness visitor Tuesday.
Moras BangstOn made the city a
pleasant call Saturday.
John Duflield was in town Wednes-
day from his big stock ranch.
Mesdames Long and Barkley were
wednesday shoppers in the city.
John Murphy recently purchased Il
fine black team from Murphy Bros.
W. F. Hanson was called on the
jury at White Sulphur Springs Sum
day, returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Siegler and Miss
Mayberry Of OXFORD, spent Saturday
shopping in the Gap.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Randall, ranch
ers OF Mill, were the guests Tuesday
of Mr.. and Mrs. George Haynes.
Leon Drake, the Buffalo and Bill
ings merchant, called OH friends in
the Gap ednesday.
Mrs. l.. W. Tenney and son, Gil
man, were business visitors the first
of tine week from their ranch south of
town.
MIR. and Mrs. NJ. Yarnell returned
Wednesday from White sulphur
Springs, where they have been visit
ing relatives.
William Stamer, the Oxfor ranch
err, was in town the first of the week
enroute to Utica. where he and his
son have secured summer positions.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. f.. church,
will meet with Mrs. j. \. Bring,
Wednesday afternoon, May 4th, from
two to five o'clock. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all ladies'.
Mrs. b. \. Mcdonald, accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Mcdonald and
Miss Dora Gels, all of Garneill, came
to the Gap Tuesday in their new auto
mobile on Il shopping excursion.
Frank Smith and sister, Miss An
CELIA, from their ranch near the Snowy
mountains, spent few days this
week as the pleasant guests of Mrs.
J. A. McCauley.
An old adage says: "The King can
do no wrong" But Il person can. and
does, when he uses poor material in
the construction of a building, when
for the same money he can get the
best. The McCaull-W ebster Elevator
Co.
W. !. Peterson was in the city yes
terday returning from LewistOwn to
his headquarters at Win(lham. Mr..
Peterson attended the opening day
auction sale of Fergus county school
lands, and reports large attendance
of buyers. The highest price paid
during the first day was $3.50 for ii
tract north of MOccasin, in 15-l5.
Frank Hays was Il business visitor
yesterday from his ranch west Of
town.
Jack SOden and family have taken
up their summer residence on their
ranch four miles east of town.
ID. &. Hays was drawn on the list
OF jnrymen to appear ut the present
session of the district court held ut
White Sulphur Springs.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence
r. Stone, Wednesday, April -, 1910,
Il seven pound daughter. Get in line
in front of the big brick store build
ing follow the crowd, and when you
reach the cigar case-well, Clarence
is still slightly excited, but don't
take over Il pocket full.
Mrs. Viola Fisher Of Iewistown,
was in the city edneselay and Thurs
day rs the guest Of DR.. Alberta +.
Moiiet. Mrs. Fisher leaves this af-
ternoon for her son S claim near Nj
hill, where she will soon be joined by
her daughter, Miss Viola.
Should the surface of your grain
field become hard and cracked, har-
row it. During the time the grain
plants are under foot in heighth,
never permit the surface of the soil to
become cracked, because in that con-
dition tons of moisture are daily leav-
ing every quarter section of plowed
urnuul Rrpak M tha cnlillnr cuc