Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-06-24

SU q iaJO NAORS lOOh uOOuC uS
nice rs anything he ever saw, the
statement means something, and
better boost for the Judith Gap dis
trlct couldn't be imagined. And the
best of it is that every one who has
seen his crops cOrrOborate his state
ment.
\ cup of good coffee-it hits the
spot. Nelson II Benson restaurant.
Rev. j.. :. Strowell of Lavina, is
Visiting in the city with his fri nj,
Rev. Il. X. Apelian.
Edison Photographs and records
Plenho's.
Miss Leana Corbly and Joe st.
Peter, both of l.ewistown, Sundayed
IN the city with Miss Linn Corbly.
ne and cake like mother used to
make. Nelson II Benson restaurant.
Gilman Tenney, the Chicago boy
rancher. was city visitor yesterday.
Gil has over 40 acres sOwn to crops.
Fresh drugs scientifically COM
pouhded-I'ltpnO's
Mrs. Robert Piephoa nd two daugll-
tiers left Tuesday for Grea Falls,
where they will spend week or ten
days visiting with friends.
Open day and night. Nelson 4 Ben
son restaurant.
DIR. &. +. Mccullough left We,lnes-
day for lledyesvilie and will spend
several days Oh his ranch near that
place.
Ice cream, suntlaes, riepho's
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McCauley and
children Sundayed with Mrs. Nc
Cauley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. II.
Mcdonald, who have Il large ranch
near the Snowies.
Follow the crowd at meal time, and
you'll land at Nelson n Denson's
restaurant. \ trial desired.
Miss Emma jewell of Hedgesville,
was in the city yesterday enroule
home from weeks visit with the
Misses Elizabeth and Jeanette Ed
wards at Buffalo.
Light novels for summer reading
Piepho's.
Frank Murphy and Jack Soden left
yesterday afternoon for Lewistown
with thirty head OF horses, where they
will be anctioned Saturday.
y. n. Nelson won the S prize offer
ed each week for the highest score
made on the box bowling alley. For
the week ending June is he rolled
las.
Commencing Sunday, July Srd,
Congregational services will be held
in the Congregational church, which
is now undergoing many improve
ments.
W. i. McClelland, agent for the
Eclipse windmill, is erecting Il 40 foot
mill for the Murphy brothers. The
same will be used to pump water for
the stable.
congregational Sunday School will
meet i'll the NJ. +. church Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock, followed by
Joint services OF the Congregational
and Methodist churches.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Schnittger
made the city Il business trip the first
Of the week. While in the city Mrs.
Schnittger made the Journal office IL
very pleasant visit, and reported that
% acres of her ranch west of the city
have been sown to flax.
Miss Marie Shuler and cousin, Miss
Alma Leussen, arrived in the city re.
Gently from points in South Dakota,
where they have been visiting with
relatives, and will spend several
months visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
}. IL. Schiller, Miss Schuler's parents.
W. Mcpherson of Hope, n. d., has
accepted a position in the Bulen tom
serial parlors. Incidentally. Mac is
one of the fastest slIortstops in GEN.
trail Montana and his filling that po-
sition on the local team greatly
Strengthens the infeld.
Managerl William Fringer of the 10.
cal ball team, reports that arrange
ments have been made to play Hobson
Oh the HObsOn diamond this Sunday.
July End the team will journey to
Great Falls and will cross bats with
the aggregation on the 3rdand 4th.
An automobile party consisting OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Ford, Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. I. Carney, Mestames Mary
Ford and Emma Lynn, and Messrs.
J. +. Woodberry, W. a. Simkins and
Billie Ford, was in the city Tuesday
enroute from their homes at Hedges
vile to Stanford and intermediate
points. The trip was one of combin-
ed business and pleasure.