Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-07-07

""o'"t oeheVeS judith Zap Is going
10 Oe al important city commercial
~. and Of course will grow rapidly
with1n the next few years. The doc.
tor and his young wife will be vel
coined to Judith Gap,
Z Ora Wilson spent several days this
week in Great Falls.
The National cafe is being treated
10 a coat Of green paint.
Mrs. J. r. Balm and daughter, Stel-
Ia, spent the Fourth in Billings.
W. ). Tallman, the Straw hide buy
err. was here Wednesday on business.
NJ. b. Lyle of Lewistown was here
"wednesday attending to business
matters.
president Beers reports several bids
in for the erection of the new school
building.
kld Browning has been laid up
for several days with severe attack
of rheumatism.
D. Il. Balm has re-engaged in the
wei! drilling business. and his rig is
in the hands of experts. See his nd
on the local page.
Frank Murphy broke another axle
i'll his automobile Wednesday on Il
trip to the old Bower ranch. This is
the second one.
Jack >oden. the road supervisor, is
doing road work in the Timber creek
district. and is making his headquart-
ers at Peter Quast's homestead.
A. l.. Rossman and family came in
from the Snowy mountains Wednes
day to do some shopping. Mr.. Ross
man is the range rider in the SnOwies.
DR.. Alberta +. Motfet has been de-
tanned at home on her ranch for sew
eral days past on account of the ILL
ness Of her sister Miss Lulu Feems-
ter.
Lost. Between the Dutlield ranch
and the head of Timber creek, July
4th, a pair of handouts. Finder will
be literally rewarded by returning
same to this office, or Aaron Ray, Ju-
dith Gap.
Harry Widditield, Alma Gossett,
Cora Widditield and Stephen Fennell
Went to Lewistown Tuesday to enjoy
the celebration there.
Lee Fulton came up from Harlow
ton to spend the Fourth with friends
in judith Gap. In early days Lee
was assistant manager of the Mon
tana Lumber company at this point.
Notice of the third annual farmers
picnic at the experimental farm on
Louise creek bench can be found in
this issue of the journal. $. j. Small
and II. l.. Bills are the committee
men from Judith Gap.
Cashier w. J. Johnson of the First
National bank of Lewistown auto
modified to Judith Gap Wednesday to
meet No. 43, OH which his family
were returning from an eastern visit.
Miss Bertha Small of ledgesviIle
was here yesterday OH her way to
Devils Lake. n. d., for a few days
visit. Next Monday she will begin
teaching term of school at Dun
seth, n. d.. and will possibly be alb
sent for year.
J. II. Balm has taken over the well
drilling outfit sold sometime ago to
+. L. Magnuson, and has put the out
tit to work drilling well for the pub
lie school on the school house proper.
ty on the hill. Harry Durham and
Walter TOpele have charge of the rig.
G. NJ. Gurley was seriously injurs
ed Ivy a brOncho in his stable Wednes-
day morning. Mr.. Gurley went into
the stall to feed the animal when the
horse squeezed him against the wall.
When he was found Mr.. Gurley
was under the horse and unable to
get out. He has been confined to his
bed since, but it is not believed there
are any bones broken.
There is more money invested in
the paraphernalla used in the free
street parade of the mighty Yankee
Robinson enormous ; ring circus,
Aviary, Museum. Wild west, Men
agerie and double hippodrome, COM
bined shows, than many of the social
led big circuses pay for their entire
outfit. Don't fail to see it ut noon
Friday, July It'll. When this worlds
greatest amusement concern comes to
HarlowtCn. Remember the date, and
come in early. Two performances
afternoon and evening. Rain or
shine, in water proof tents. Harlow
ton, july It'll.