Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14

l.. j. Murphy was 4 Harlowton WIS.,
itor Wednesday,.
VIM. Neill of Garneill. was in the
city on business Yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Skeen returned Tuesday
from a ten days visit with friends at
Sheridan, Wyo.
Report has it that Louis f. Cough
lin will leave for Geyser in Il short
time and return a benedict.
Jack Soden hauled 800 bushels of
wheat in town Thursday, which he
stored with McCaull- Webster Eleva-
tor Co.
{. NJ. Conlan is in the city today on
his way back from Billings to Buff
falo, where he has been for several
days OH business.
The Judith Gap Implement Co., has
been organized by Frank Murphy and
Jack Soden. They are expecting Il
large line of machinery here in Il
short time.
Mrs. J. W. Holmes and son, Denny,
arrived last week from Helena and
will spend some time here with her
husband, Station Agent Holmes of
the Milwaukee.
Frank Arth, who made final COM
mutation proof on his homestead last
week, left Wednesday to visit rela-
tives at Leeds, =. d., his old home.
lie will possibly be absent all winter.
The friends OF Ed Hogan, a rancher
two miles west of the city, will he
glad TO learn that he underwent a sue
cessful operation for rupture Of long
standing, ut Rochester, Mimi. He is
expected home soon.
Young men Of this city who call on
their country swettiirarIs sloulu take
along paddock and chain that they
may make then saddle horses secure.
y .l,tit prtcau,iun Oh their Part viii
solne,lmts save the boys long walks.
Ask Sttvie.
Mrs. Robert Bertrum, Mrs. VIM.
Rertram and daughter, left the first
OF the week for Helena, from which
place they will later go to Clancy for
Il visit. They expect to take up their
homes in Billings, thei: husbands be-
ing railroad men.
W. l.. McClelland, the popular
blacksmith, has just received II four
horse power Fairbanks-M Morse gasO-
line engine, and in short time he
expects to have II feed mill in con-
nection: also to have all the conven-
fences with which all lirst-class black
smith shops can be equipped.
\ party composed Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. Chaussee. Mr.. and Mrs. J.. A..
Bring, Auditor q. Vroonlan OF the
McCaull-W ebstpr Co., spent last week
in the Little Belt mountains. They
report having had an enjoyable time
and got one deer. The same party
expects to leave tomorrow for the
SnOwies, ut which place they hope to
have better luck.
John L. Carlson, rancher living
about two miles northwest of this
city. returned last week from Great
Falls, where he had been to receive
medical treatment tor an injured
hand. lie had his hand badly crush
ed III Il binder on September Is and
blood poison set in which threatened
to be quite serious. However, his
treatment in Great Falls seems to
have benefited him greatly and he is
now recovering rapidly.
John Allerd was in the city the first
of the week from his farm northeast
OF the city. He reports that his neigh
Dor, Morris Bangtson, thresled 1900
bushels Of wheat from 80 acres, the
yield being ~ bushels per acre. From
% acres he threslled 1000 bushels Of
oats. This is considered Il very good
yield for the driest year known in the
history of the state, and plainly shows
that the Judith Gap country is gilt
edged.
Len Weber, an old timer in this
section of Montana, lately OF Harlow
ton, took possession of the National
Cafe Tuesday, supercetling Nelson 4
Benson, who have run the restaurant
for several months successfully. Mr..
Weber comes highly recommended
and will undoubtedly command a
large patronage. The retiring own
ers were compelled to give up the
cafe OH account of holding claims nea
swimming Woman on which they
have to locate this month.
Bob White is making Il specially OF
lOeHtinp SuuattprS on l:nStlrVpypd M n.