Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-22

ceived every few days. Judith Gap
Meat Co.
Frank Smith was in town We'd
nesday OH business. Mr.. Smith re-
ports crops just excellent in his To-
cality.
Steam Plow Work.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either ii. +. or F.
NJ. Widditield. or Il. $. Bills. 1S-tf
Mrs. Elizebeth Hogan and daught-
err Mrs. Ruice were shoppers this
week.
For repair work OH traction engines,
retlueing, stay bolts, or any boiler
work, call OIL or address, W. NJ.
Schultz, Nihill, Montana. 3l-tf
J. A. McCauley has tins week erect
ed Dempster Wind Mill on his
ranch south of town.
Estraye brown mare, nine
years old, weight 1850, branded 20
on left thigh. s. reward. Return to
Frank Antony or Dan Mcdonald.
VIM. McCellen is confined to
see him out again.
Light novels for summer reading
Piepho's.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 5. Mclaughlin
were III from their ranch Monday
shopping.
Follow the crowd at meal time, and
you'll land at Nelson Il BensOn's
restaurant. a trial desired.
Messers. Morras Bangstin and y.
ATKINS spent Sunday the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. McCauley.
Dave Sherman a prosperous
rancher of Garneill was in town Mon
day.
.. NJ. RAIDER, one of Hedgesville's
popular business men, was i'll the city
last Friday enrOute for LeWistOwn.
Deputy Sheriff Deyarmon made
Hedgesville visit last Friday on
business pertaining to his official
duties.
DR.. Il. F. Mccullough returned
Monday from Great Falls, where he
had spent several days with his
uncle.
One of Murphy brothers driving
teams became uncomfortable last
Saturday, and finally got tangled up
in barb wire fence, cutting one of
% u nj O1 10 11V, a.
rs veterinarian and did good job
of sewing up the wounds.
Mr.and Mrs. Tom O Donnell our
popular agent on the Milwaukee
Railroad depar ted last week for Big
Elk, near Hunters Hot Springs, for
an outing where Mr.. q Donnell hopes
to regain his health.
Taken Up. - One bay gelding.
about II years old; weight 1000:
white right hind foot, white left front
foot; white face. Brand, 7VO. Owner
can secure property by proving same
and paying charges for this plblica-
ton. billiard Mcdonald, Garneill,
Montana. 1896
This Office is in. receipt of a number
OF copies of the premium list and pro-
gram of the Montana state falr to be
held in Helena from September rs to
October l, inclusive. The booklets
are neatly and conveniently arranged,
and show that preparations have
been made to hold record breaking
meeting.
The newest thing in improved farm
machinery is new threshing machine
that threshes the grain as it stands in
the field. 1t does away with binders,
shockers and teams hauling the
bundles to the machine. The me-
chanism Of the thresher is simple.
1t resembles header and the horses
are driven behind the machine. In
place OF the header sickle there is
cylinder 10 inches in diameter. The
heads Of the gram are driven against
this cylinder by the driving blast OF
an exhaust fan. The grain is then
carried back into a cleaner, where it
is separated from the chatf, which is
carried by an elevator to the sackers.
The fan and elevator are run by a
gasoline engine. The machine is
made of steel and weighs about $500
pounds. 1t takes the same size swath
as header, but travels faster.
Charles b. Griffin, Montana emf
grafton agent of the Great Northern
railway, was in the city last Friday
for the purpose of making arrange
ments to secure cereal exhibits in
sheaf to be shown at several national
grain exhibits this fall. Mr.. Griffin
is enthusiastic with his praise of this
section. and says that after travel
ing over practically the entire state
that the country from Great Falls to
Hedgesville looms up as an oasis in "A