Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-05
ADDITIONAL CITY LOCALS

Mrs. A. NJ. Hill spent yesterday in the city as
the guest Of DR.. A. +. Moffet
Born.-To Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Thompson, Sat,r.
day. July 20. a daughter.
c. NJ. Barrow has entirely recovered from re-
cent injuries received from a runaway, and is
now as handsome as previous to the accident
c. II. Coleman. the genial proprietor of the Gap
Hotel Cafe. left yesterday morning for Lewis
town on business trip. Charley will return
this morning.
II. ID. Jones. the local manager of the Montana
Lumber company. left yesterday morning for
White Sulphur Springs. where he will spend
several weeks recuperating from his recent at
tack Of appendicitis.
representative of the Billings Brewing com
pany paid the city business visit the first of the
week. Arrangements were made by him while
here to have a cold storage house erected at this
point.
Oscar Gregory. the popular fireman who runs
from this point to Billings. returned Wednesday
from his home the other end OF the line. where
he has been enjoying ten days rest with his
family.
Frank Barrett who during Judith Gaps young
er days was one Of the cty's scientific and most
liked dispensers of liquid refreshments. but re-
Gently of Stanford. put in his appearance here
the first of the week. We understand that Frank
will visit with old friends for week or ten days.
Dan Mcdonald. the popular proprietor Of the
Pioneer Saloon. recently received bronze fob
from the Billings Brewing company. The face
OF the fob is a raised scene of a Dutch room in
which card game is in session. while OH the
back is the following phrase: Manufactures of
The Beer That Makes Milwaukee Jealous
T. T.: Clifford, who has recently been handling
a freight engine over the Billings Judith Gap
division. has enjoyed life III Judith Gap SO we'll
that he is trying to arrange to remain this
dvisoni.
+. r. Ellis managing editor of the Hedges
Herald left Yesterday morning for White Sui
phur Springs OH business pertaining to personal
property. The county seat is Toms old stamp
ing grotnd. and he undoubtedly will greatly
JOY renewing old aquaintances-especially with
certain estmable young lady.
Dr. A. r. Moffet reports that the twenty acres
Of oats or the ranch have been harvested. and
that the Yield is estimated to he at least 10 ,n
shells All acre.
Clarence happen. an elevator man Of Straw, is
in the city this week installing a Fairbanks
scale for the Murphy brothers.
Clarence r. Stone sold eight binders the first
three days Of this week.
Lewis Greenough recently relinquished his
desert claim four miles south Of town to Patrick
Murphy who has filed on the home
stead.
u. Webster was in the city Friday, and pur
chased 200 acres Of Cottonwood Coal compan>s
lands near wintham.
A dance for the benefit Of the local ,,ase ball
team will he held in Judge Hnin's hail this
ing. Friday. Good music. and good time is
sured. Everybody come.
Mrs. J. l.. Feemster and two daughters and son
arrived in the city Sunday from st. Joe. Mo-. to
spend the summer the Moffet ranch north Of
the city.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. McCauley left recently for
week ten days pleasure trip. during which
time they viii visit Great Falls. Helena and Al
hamhra Springs.
The N. f.. Ladies' Aid will serve ice cream and
| cake in the lM,ilding commonly known the
Thompson block, opposite the postofce. during
the afternoon and evening Of Saturday. August g.
Everybody invited
S ]. Small. exclusive representative OF the
Cottonwood Coal company's lands Wind
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terested parties Eight hundred acres sold
Tuesday to two parties.
John Ecilsizeer. proprietor Of the HarlowtoM
cigar factory that manufactures the Pride was
in the city yesterday placing large amount Of
his goods.
Murphy brothers have received the contract to
plow fire breaks Oh both sides OF the Milwaukee
railroad from Iewistown to Iennep. distance
OF 100 miles. Sixteen horses and five men OF,
the job which, will ,e completed in less than u
month
j. A. Nickel left last Saturday afternoon witt,
his old friend. +. II. Jeffery. for Great Fails.
where the former visited until Monday with Mr.
jef1ery. who was at one time associated with a
bank at Harvey, N. H.. MIR. Nickel'> former
home.
Word has been received from Mrs. {. ]. Winn
a sister of the Murphy brothers Of this city. that
she has nearly recovered from recent attack OF
appendicitis. Her father Patrick Murphy. and
brother George will leave today for Alberta
where they will remain until her complete re
covery.
Among those who attended the Farmers Pic
mic at Moccasin last Friday Charley Beers
II. l.. Bills. L. K. Stone, Glen Bills. Marion
Small. Bert Finch. DR. J. II. Taylor. Col. Chas
Francisco. Walter Hard, {. Z. Stayton. J. W
Foreman. II. W. Boultcr: Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dolan. MIR. and Mrs. James Raw. Mrs. &. $
Haynes. and Miss Edith Stone.
The pleasant home OF Mrs. \. NJ Hill. a few
miles north of the city, was again the OF
one OF those S,lnptuoiis six clock dinners. wiicf
the hostess delightfully."- entertained and served
n scveral-coursc. eNeellantly prepared meal tc
eleven guests. who were as follows; Mr. and Mrs
W. II. Peck Rev. b. X. Apelian. Dr.A. f. Moi
fet and Harold. Mrs. Belle X. Feer,ster
Miss. Lulu Fcenster. Mrs ]. l.. Fcemster and
two daughters and son. Pauline Lucille and Ken
| meth.
II. Il. Bullcr returned Yesterday from two
weeks pleasure and business trip to his ole
home al Parker, $. u. III making comparative
statement OF the crop conditions of this section
and that OF the territory which II, Travelled
Mr.. Butler said The people OF this district have
uo .xruse for because the cereals ti,i