Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-27

town and will join his family for
several months OH his ranch near the
Snowies. Mr.. Dobson has been in
LewistOwn during the past few weeks
looking after the erection of a valu-
able residence into which he and his
family will move this fall, so that the
children may attend he higher
branches of learning.
The ladies of the NJ. f. church will
serve ice cream and cake in the Fred
rick parlors Saturday afternoon and
evening, May 2sth. Your patronage
solicited.
}. ii. Rosen of Garneill. was In the
city Wednesday, returning from
Great Falls, where he accompanied
his daughter, Miss Esther, to the hos
pital to undergo an peration for APP
pendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Dyer and Mrs.
Paul Dyer of Fullerton, Neb., arrived
here Wednesday morning and will
move to their claim one-half mile
from Okla. Mr.. Dyer will arrive in Il
few days with two cars Of goods and
stock.
Mrs. \. Il. Butler and daughters,
Elma, Lillian, Lilace and Ida, and
Mrs. J. G. Butler and the Butler bro
theirs niece and nephew, Louise and
George, arrived Monday from Parker,
5. y. They left the same day for
the Butler ranch OH Careless creek.
William Fringer witnessed the ball
game at Moore last Sunday, when
Lewistown defeated the Moore ag-
gregation by tune Of to e. Bill
says there will be nothing to it when
the Gaps artists commence working
out on either of the above teams.
\ chance to get the money back.
Judith Gap VS.. Hedgesville, Saturday,
May %. Game will be called at l2:3O
sharp. Get out, We ball fans. and root
for your home team. Don't forget
the change, as Il collection will he tax
ell.
William Neill, Father of Gar
neill,' and one Of the most efficient
county commissioners Of Fergus
county, left his large stock ranch
Wednesday, to attend to business
matters in the city.
Beers Il Haynes have an order in
for three carloads OF I-II-C wagons,
binders, mowers, hay rakes. and gas
oline engines. This shipment is en-
pected in about three weeks. Last
week this popular firm unloaded Il
car each Of salt, flour and barb wire.
Will Stanley arrived III the city the
first Of the week from White Earth,
n. d., where he has been looking
after the Stanley grading outfit. Mr..
Stanley will remain in the city a
week or two, during which time he
will negotiate with several parties
who desire to secure a lease OH the
Judith Gap Buffet.
Clarence Il. Stone made Lewistown
a business visit Monday night, re-
turning the next day. He reports
Lewistown filled with home seekers
and real estate investors, and that
central Montana will come to the
front with pace that is going to as
tonish the agricultural world.
| q. \. Weiser had an accident Tues
day of last week that resulted in /,
badly bruised right foot. AS he was
about to leave the ranch, his team ran
away and dragged HIM for over a
mile, his injured foot being battered
against the ground and rocks.
Mrs. James She'll and daughter,
Miss Maud, from the old TIBET ranch.
were in the city Tuesday visiting with
friends.
Only dime will buy dish of ice
cream with generous slice of cake
like mother used to make-Fretlerick
parlOrs, Saturday afternoon and eve.
ming, May 2Sth.
Thursday evening of last week Miss
Winnifred Hauser and Prof. {. r. Bull
! Ter rode horseback to the Little Belt
mountains to look up IA suitable place
for the school picnic. This was Miss
llauser's first horseback ride, but
those who watched her could not have
guessed her ineXperience.
:. A. Tenney, proprietor of the cleo
trio light plant at Casselton, n. ID.
arrived in the city Tuesday. Mr.
Tenney is here with view to making
some investments in real estate, and