Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-23

street. "A CFOSSWAlk mas also OeeIl
built along the north side Of the
building, connecting the front with
the rear entrance.
For Sale.-At a bargain. COnfec-
tiOnery store and news stand, doing
u good business. Stock and fixtures.
Inquire ut the Palais Royal.
Red Folsom, formerly member of
the Stanford base ball team, came
over this week. He has joined the
HariowtOn team and we are informed
he will make narlOwtOn his home in
the future.-IIarlowtO News.
ENchange.-Will exchange a good
piano for Il good horse. Inquire at
this office. st.
Some of the papers in the Basin
were doing Il great deal of writing
about the wheat which stood 1S in
ches high on the 18th of June. On
the same date Joe Mcdonald had 80
acres Of wheat which averaged q in
ches and could not be beat any place.
W. l.. Nichols went into Lewis
town last week and returned Sunday
with three fine horses which he pur-
chased up there. lie started to work
Monday morning with ten horses on
mold board gang pillow and those
who have seen the breaking say that
it cannot be excelled.-
Ovid Evans was in from the sum-
mer resort ::at the head of Big Ante
lope canyon, and Bob White says
that the White family have been
feeding big OH new potatoes and
green peas. brought in by Ovid and
presented to the religious editor of
the Journal last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson drove
down to their ranch near Mill
Tuesday. Hans found his driving
mare with broken leg and had to
kill the animal. The animal, he
thinks, stepped into ditch on the
place and broke her leg. The three
weeks old colt will have to be
brought up on Il bottle.
Last Wednesday while several
horses and colts belonging to Palmer
brothers were grazing at the head Of
Antelope canyon they were attacked
by mountain lions, and a spring colt
and an old horse were killed and
partly devoured. The mother of the
colt was badly lacerated about the
head and shoulders in a vain effort to
protect her offspring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Cameron were
here from their ranch in the SWIM
ming Woman county Wednesday,
returning from a trip to Lewistown.
Mr.. Cameron has a ranch northeast
of IIedgesville on which he has run
sheep for Il number of years. He
says he is sorry in a way to see the
livestock range 60 out Of business,
but expects that the hockmasters and
cattle men will have to get down, or
mp to farming.
j. W. Foreman received a message
from Hager's Grove, Mo-, Tuesday
to come at once. Billy was there
few weeks ago OH account of his
| mothers illness, and when he left it
was thought she was on the way to
recovery. The message did not say
why he was wanted ut home. but Mr..
Foreman surmised that his mother
was dangerously i'll. lie left on NO.
~ Tuesday afternoon.
The new registration law to go in
to effect the first of July requires that
every legal voter living ten miles
from the county seat go before any
notary public and register. There is
no cost to the voter in the TRANSACT
tion, but the county pays the notary
public 25 cents for each registration.
There are three notaries in Judith
Gap. 5. j. Small, II. l.. and Il. $.
Bills. Each needs the money as bad
" as the other, if not more SO, and if
they do not form a trust, the voter
can take his choice without paying
any money.
Last Friday evening. MIR. and Mrs.
Calvin Humtsman entertained num-
Der of their friends in honor of the
Misses Fitzpatrick of Chicago, who
are spending the summer at the
Huntsman ranch. The evening was
ideal, and the drive out and back
was thoroughly enjoyed by all. Mr..
and Mrs. Huntsman received their
guests in their usual cordial manner
and at once made all feel perfectly at
home. Guessing games were the Or
! der of the evening. and George $.
Haynes carried off the hOnors, prov
ing himself master guesser. At IL
O'Clock light refreshments were serv-
ed, after which the guests departed
tor their homes, pronOuncing the
Huntsmans royal entertainers.