Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-06-03

surprised at the amount OF farming
being down in this section.
Chicken and ice cream every Sun
day dinner. 35c. Nelson Il Benson
restaurant.
Mesdames Long and Barley were
shoppers in the Gap Tuesday.
William Hunter of Garneill, was a
business visitor Tuesday.
Art Mcdonald, a Garneill ranc.ler,
was in the city Tuesday.
Bud Davis and wife were in from
their ranch near the Snowies, Wetlnes-
day.
Misses Vida Reynolds and Rice Of
south of town, visited friends in the
city Wednesday afternoon.
John Meyers and Mrs. VanHolm
were Tuesday business callers from
their ranches near old TIBET.
Dr.. a. +. Motfet and Mrs. p. J.
Murphy were the guests of Mrs.
Charles Beers yesterday.
Mrs. Ed. Beach is quite ill at her
ranch home near Garneill. She is be-
ing attended by DR.. 4. +. Motfet.
The Misses Cora and Bertha Widdi-
field drove to town yesterday from
the Wiuditelu ranch four miles north.
If you want a irst-class line of
building material. the best that money
can buy, call on the Nc. aull- Webster
Elevator Co.
Mrs. Sarah Gilmore of Garneill, re-
turned yesterday to her home at
Butte.
Born. TO MIR. and Mrs. William
Bruce of Galneiil, Sunday, May %, a
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. :. Mclaughlin
We're in from their big stock ranch
Tuesday, ana report crops in fine con-
dition.
John Drenville, superintendent Of
the Barnt ing mine at Kendall, &C
companied BY his son, visited Mon
day with j. a. McCauley.
Mr. and Mrs. billiard Mcdonald
and children We're called to Missoula
to see Mrs. McDonald's mother, who
IS very i'll at that place.
Mrs. Robert &. She'll of Garneill,
was in the city sunday morning en-
route for Great Falls, where she will
spend several days with relatives.
W. ii. Peck of Garneill, was in the
city the first vi the week on his return
from Bozeman, where he visited his
SON. Harry, who will soon graduate
from the agricultural college.
DR.. q. +. Mccullough, who has
been with us for the past six months,
left Tuesday to establish his residence
on a valuable homestead northeast Of
Hedgesville.
Miss Helen Peck, the accomplished
daughter Of Mr.. ana Mrs. William III.
Peck Of Garneill, returned Friday Of
last week from her duties as teacher
in the English department of the
Wesleyan university at Hell ana
Mrs. Frank Widdilield, who acted
Us census enumerator for this end OF
Fergus county, has returned to the
Gap. She reports successful trip.
and that she found them all.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. b. Leanara and
three-Weeks-old son returned Sunday
from Billings, and have taken up
their residence on their ranch seven
miles west of town.
Charles Francisco and wife, ac-
companied by Mrs. Brooks. visited
friends in the Gap Tuesday. "Uncle'
Charles says his winter wheat is Just
popping along.
Misses Sarah Gilmore, Maud She'll,
McAdams and Rowden: and Messrs.
Ole Erickson AMI Robert She'll,
jr., all OF Garn i'll, attended the CON
cert and dance held in the city Mon
dav evening.
Is he going to get married? For
some reason or other Oliver ReadeI,
Judith Gaps most popular jeweler,
is going around in disguise. The
first part of the week he appeared up
on the streets minus two character
istic marks-a mustache and briar
pipe. What's the answer?
r. f. Gardiner, formerly associated
in this city with Bradie Metheny in
the real estate business, was city
visitor recently. Il. E. spent the win
ter in Seattle, but says he is more
than delighted to get back to central
Montana.
A dramatic recital and concert was
hold In, II