Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-22

| C"M 4-utZ transacted business II
the city last week.
Mr. and Mrs. II. j. O'Connor have
moved into the Boulter residence OF
Capitol hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Davis visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Soden during
last week.
Mrs. Ed Beach and Mrs. George
Brewington of t;arneilI, were shop
ping in the Gap last week.
Room to rent for one or two gentle.
men. Mrs. c. NJ. Gurley. 23-24
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Iuntsman
were in from their ranch northeast of
the city last week visiting with
friends.
Rev. Father Vanden Broch of Lew
lstown, spent few hours in the Gap
last week visiting with J. \, Me-
Cauley.
Richard Raw, who has IA large
ranch at the head OF Careless Greek,
III the Snowy mountain district. was
Il city visitor Wednesday,.
Strayed.-A red and white yearling
heifer calf. If anyone knows any
thing about her. kindly notify me and
receive reward. ". Ii. Wills.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Hanson. who
have an excellent ranch southwest of
town. were city business visitors the
first of the week.
n. l.. BrittOn. a prosperous ranch
and real estate dealer of Spion kop.
this state. was in the city yesterday
tfansacting business. This office ac-
knowledges pleasant call.
"Old Dad" Kirkpatrick, who has
been employed by {. l.. Beers to dig
we'll on his homestead. struck good
water at fifteen feat.
Charles Larrabee, formerly of
South Dakota, a schOolmate of Ed
Hogan, who is employed in the local
Great Northern shops, recently filed
Oh 4 valuable homestead near the
Belt mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. +, Schnittger were
business visitors in the city yesterday.
Frank says ranch life is great that
the only disagreeable feature is that
he SHES at the street cars when first
coming into the Gap.
Harry Woodruff Of Buffalo. was in
the city last week unloading his gas
oline traction pillow outfit. Harry ex-
poets to turn over all the sod in the
vicinity Of Buffalo.
Cbbe lwerks of Canastota. :. d..
Last week purchased relnquish-
ment in 2-lO-17. ON which he filed
as homestead. Mr.. lwerks is A
son-in-law of +. d. McElvain of OK
ford, with whom he is visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii Mcdonald were
in the city last week on business.
Mr.. Mcdonald contemplates build
a beautiful stone house on his ranch
in the near future.
{. II. Perrine, formerly of the Buff
falo Greek Sheep company. and an
eX-representative Of that district, who
now resides in Billings, has purch-
ased John Johnson's gasoline pillow
outfit and is now busy breaking sod
on the Walker bench.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. 3. Trip left re-
Gently for Miles City. where they will
make their future home on fruit
farm which they have purchased.
Their many friends here regret their
change OF location, but wish them
abundant success.
Mrs. kumbrough and three chill
dred arrived last Thursday from
l'lghber. Mo-, to visit her sister. Mrs.
}. }. Dobson, during the summer on
the ranch near the Snowies. Mrs.
kumbrOngh was in the wreck east of
Billings and was badly shaken up.
1t is reported that the Milwaukep
has made all arrangements for begin
ming construction work on the Mus
Falls cutoff within 80
lays. The officers Of the road now
here will MOI give ont any announce
ment. but the report is generally ac-
'epted as correct.
Fergus County Democrat: "Bill"
Iallman Of Straw, was in the city
over Sunday. What with running
lis fine r"uch. doing an extensive
business in hides, peIts.
Jay, oats and spuds and looking after
few other enterprises on the side.
Will is some busy. In order to EN-
'ble him to get about the country
With more speed, he recently ordered
40-horse power Oldsmobile auto.
which will arrive in Moore very
shortly.