Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-26

hobby. however, was fishing, and it
IS reported that he made several ex-
cellant catches. The Judith Gap
guests returned to their local inter-
ests Thursday evening, and are ell
thuslastic in their praise of Mr.. and
Mrs. Martin as entertainers.
Taken tp.-A large bay mule with
harness on was found in my garden
August u. no distinctive marks:
animal is old and very gentle. Own
er may have animal by proving prop
erty and paying charges. Chester \.
Burgess. four miles east of town.
DIR. &. +. Mccullough left last Fri
day for his claim north of hedges
Vile.
Attorney &. :. Bills returned Tues
day evening from few days BUSH
ness and pleasure visit at Helena and
Missoula.
Corn meal. Dat meal, \ square
mea'. There are many XII Is of
meals. and after trying them all you
Will agree with us that none are 50
good. quite so satisfying. as Il good
square meal. We take pride in an
no'ncing that it is our business to
serve good square meal atall hours.
Nelson \ Benson.
Mr.. Burgower, who makes II is
headquarters on a ranch in which he.
is interested near Twodot.. was in
the city several days the first of
the week distributing some adj
vertising matter for the Maaghar
county fair to be held ut Harlnwton
September 2l-24 Mr.. Burgower was.
very tav"rably impressed with this
portion Of Meagher county. and stat
Ell that he believes it is by far the
best section for farming without irri-
CATION. He WAS surprised at u e
crops raised here this se;;sOu.. and is
very anxious to. secure a humber If
OF samples to be exhibited at the
county fair.
This district MAS visited by y heavy
ram and light hltrry ct SNOW Tues:
day night.
FN-Professor G. Il. Butler. who is
now Il f,tfl-itedgel rancher, transact
Ell business In the city the first of the
week.
Mrs. Emma Francisco left vester-
day for her home in Saline county,
! Missouri. after having spent an en-
! ioyable two weeks visit at the Fran
cisco ranch.
Rancher Sclluster, who is locate
one mile this side of Nihill. recently
lost Il valuable pile of lumber and a
large number Of logs by fire no one
| knows how the blaze started.
! The Journal office acknowledges
receiving sample of Blue Stem
wheat from the Hill ranch north OF
the city. The cereal has all been har.
vested and promises yield OF 30 tC
| s. bushels.
The Misses claire Matteson
Grace Baker and Minnie and Ann;
| kopf, who have been visiting at tt,
Long ranch. returned Wednesday tt
their homes in the east. The young
ladies greatly enjoyed their eNperien.
ces in Montana.
Mrs. Charles l.. Beers entertained
Messrs. and Mesdames Albert Pet.
erson. Lee lloagland and Mrs. Il. j
o'Conner at Il Thursday ! O'Clock
dinner at her pleasant country home
The guests We're taken to and from
the Beers country residence i'm al
auto, and Il delightful time is report
ed.
IlObsOn went down to defeat befOr,
the fast local aggregation of ball tos
sers Sunday afternoon. the score be
ing to 4. Sturgeon had his season,
Oft day. and made string of error,
that resulted in Ilobson making fo,,1
tallies. However, in the eighth in
Mag he turned his ankle and had Il
De assisted off the field, much to til,
relief OF the spectators, who groanet
every time Il ball went Sturg's way
Judith Gap has won II games out VI
10 played. giving the team Il percen
tage OF 733.
Clarence X. Stone received a SAT
message from Comstock, Nebraska
Friday morning, announcing I'll,
death of Il relative, but because OF
some error in transcribing the tele.
gram it was not known just who had
passed away. Mr.. Stone, accompau.
led by his sisters, Miss Edith and
Mrs. Il. $. Haynes, left the same
afternoon on No. ~. Word has beer
received from him since they arrived
at the old home Saturday evening
and the following day the funera
services were held for his dpcpa spt