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

uOuDC DuC tlNC COISlucFaDle KOOu Will
result from the meeting. The Journal
acknowledges a pleasant call.
{. F. Ullman of Mill, was visi-
tor in Judith Gap last Saturday.
Chris Hanson left Sunday for his
old home in Iowa, where he will visit
for several months.
George Siple and b. f. Reynolds.
both of Hedgesvllie, were city bust
ness visitors last Friday.
Hedges Herald: Mr.. and Mrs. H.
NJ. Hanson of Mill, went to Billings
Sunday to see the circus.
MOrras BangstOn, the prosperous
rancller near the Snowy mountains,
was business visitor in the city
Wednesday. lie reports crops in ex-
cellent condition in his section.
A dance was given Wednesday even
ing in Judge B.in's hall for the bene-
fit Of the Judith Gap ball team. \
nice sum was realized, and those in
attendance report an enjoyable time.
\ meeting will be held at the home
Of Mrs. W. l.. McClelland, Wednes-
day afternoon, June ~, to perfect ar
engagements for holding picnic on
the Fourth of July. \ large repre-
sentative attendance is desired.
The Rev. j. Phillip Anshutz of
White sulphur Springs, held Episco-
pal services in the city last Friday
evening. Those attending the SER
vices report that All interesting and
scholarly sermon was delivered.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. Henry Lanius and
son were III from their ranch Monday.
Mr.. l.anius is having the Dewey
brothers pillow the remainder of his
valuable farm, which he will seed to
winter wheat.
Mrs. T. l.. Halbert and Mrs. Frank
Cameron were in the city the first of
the week enrOute for LewistOwn.
Mrs. Halbert, who has been seriously
i'll during the past month, is now con-
valescent-which her many friends
will be pleased to learn.
George Scambler, formerly proprie-
tor of the Commercial Buffet, but
recently of Basin, Wyoming, where
he has factory for the manufacture
of soft drinks, was in the city We'd
nesday on business relating to legal
matters.
Mrs. Viola Fisher Of Mill, and
Mrs. Charles Seeley and daughter,
Miss Mable Seeley both of Lewistown,
but recently of Aberdeen, 5. d., are
this week the pleasant guests OF DR..
Alberta MOffet, at her hos1pitable
home OH Main street.
Miss Agnes frost, principal of the
Fergus county high school at Lewis
town, spent few days during the
week as the guest of Mrs. p. j. Muir
ply. Miss frost was enroute from
her homestead near Hedgesville,
where she had spent few days.
II. c. Reynolds and Clyde Denton,
owners of Il valuable ranch on the
Walker bench, were business visitors
Monday. Clyde has recently filed on
Il valuable homestead near his faith
er's place, and he considers himself
very fortunate to get so choice piece
OF land near town.
Chester A. Burgess, who about
three years ago decided that the judi
it'll Gap district is good enough for
him, has 46 acres sown to oats, ten to
wheat, and will have about 10 acres
prepared to sow to winter wheat this
fall. Chester has an excellent quar-
ter section five miles east Of the city,
and has always been an enthusiastic
booster for this region.
The Journal has received word from
f. II. Churchwell, formerly of this
city, that over 1000 head of horses
will he auctiOned at Dillon, COM
mencing Thursday, June 30. In Mr..
Churchwell's own words: "The sale
is going to be hum dlnger' and
chance to buy any class of horses"
He closes by sending his kind per-
sOnal regards to all his old friends.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hill, who has a pleasant
home northwest of town, entertained
few friends Monday at dinner.
Those present were: Mesdames j n.
Balm, c. II. Coleman, W. L. McClel-
land, w. II. Peck of Garneill and
kreiger of Moore, and Miss Ramona
McClelland. All report a very en-
joyable time.
Livingston Case and f. p. Ashley.
two noted carpenters aud contractors
of Hedgesville, arrived in Judith Gap
Monday last and Immediately began
work remodeling the Congregational
church. Improvements to the amount