Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-03-17

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the auction was admirably handled
aud those in attendance well cared
for.
Mrs. Clark Ferguson was visiting
in the city Wednesday from Garneill.
y. \. Weiser will seed so acres to
spring wheat next week.
Mrs. George Dutiield left the city
Tuesday afternoon for Billings, where
she will visit with relatives.
Henry Urback the genial. "Deutch-
mand' who is the manager of the
Eagle Buffet, spent Monday and
Tuesday in LewistowD.
Will Mcdonald. who three weeks
ago was successfully operated on at
Rochester, Mimi, is expected home
next week.
Miss Lulu Feemster returned from
the Carrier ranch Wednesday after
noon, after having enjoyed several
days visit at that place.
Mrs. q. $. Haynes and Mrs. &. II.
Stone and daughter, Miss Pebble.
were pleasant visitors at the Hunts
man ranch Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Viola Fisher left last Friday
for LewistoWn, and will spend some
time visiting with friends in the
county seat of Fergus.
Mrs. Angie Ferguson of Garneill.
is recovering from Il recent illness.
Miss Belle Francisco, county sup
erintendent OF schools, arrived in the
city Tuesday and has since been as
sisting her parents move to the new
ranch.
The balmy weather of the past sew
eral days has drawn sufficient frost
out Of the ground 50 that Emil Bragg,
Ed Hogan ana Andrew olson nave
commenced y owing on their places.
G. II. Coleman spent several days
in Stanford this week on real estate.
business.
Mrs. Belle X. Feemster and daugh-
ter, Miss Lulu. arrived in the city
Sunday from Kansas City. Mo-. where
they spent the winter. They will
soon move to the Feemster \ Motfet
ranch north of the city.
Harold Moffet went to Timber creek
Monday morning, and will spend
some time in that district getting out
logs which will be cut into lumber for
building purposes.
Mayor Il. q. She'll of Garneill.
'phoned to Beers 4 Haynes yesterday
morning for rush shipment of cab
bages to be served at theSt. Patrick's
banquet ut Garneill this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. billiard Mcdonald
were in the city Monday from their
ranch north of the city. billiard has
400 acres Of winter wheat that he re-
ports as looking fine.
For Rent.-2OO acres, 100 acres IN.
der cultivatiOn. Cash or on shares,
Address or call on f.. NJ. Widditield,
judith Gap. Mont. lStf
Mrs Benjaman Mcdonald has re-
covered from the operation she I'M
derwent at Rochester. Mimi, and it
is expected that she and her husband
will return within week or two.
The people of Judith Gap and vi
entity will not be surprised to hear
that Mr.. and Mrs. $. Nuckelby,
formerly of the Commercial Bar in
this city, We're arr, st ii last week and
held in jail at Bismark, \. d., on
charges of blind pigging.
+. +. Litchenwalter spent several
days Of last week on his homes . I'd
near the city.
Deputy Sheriff Aaron Ray spent
several days of last week at White
Sulphur Springs on official business.
Saturday he returned to this city ac-
companied by his family, and they
have taken up their residence in the
Olson house.
.. r. Deyarmon, a member of the
FAMOUS tWO-man' band, has COM
posed Il new two-step, which, when
published, will undoubtedly take the
country by storm. ID" expects to
make Il fortune out of the sale of the
music.
Roy Dewey, the son of q. T.. Dew
ey' broke his left leg just above the
ankle yesterday morning. Roy was
riding downa hill when the horse
slipped and fell on the riders leg with
the above result. DR.. All era +. Moi
fet was summoned AMI the simpl.
fracture was set in Il cast.
Harry Murphy took Il load Of pro-
visions and left for his homestead
yesterday. Harry has one O. the f.
est quarters of land in central Nor
tana and says that he is going
IN Shnw como of thovo ss1rv lnnTorcs,