Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-09-08

the exhibit will be arranged in an ar
tistic manner.
Mrs. J. II. Balm and daughter, Stel-
Ia, went to Lewistown Sunday where
they spent several days.
II. b. Heeren was a city visitor
from Hedgesvitle Monday. lie has
extensive farming interests in that
locality and reports crop returns as
being very good.
Big Chicken Dinner at the
Gap Hotel Grill Sunday.
Judith Gap friends Of Rev. and
Mrs. Percy X. McMal'on, will he
pleased to learn that girl was born
to the couple ut Harlowton on Aug.
26th.
Willie I. Fringer and Sheriff Aaron
Ray went hunting OH the first of
September and succeeded in bagging
several fine ducks. The sheriff, be-
ing a good shot, claims all the ducks.
John \. lloyser returned Sunday
morning from the coast where he was
recently married to Miss Pearl
Browning of this city. Mrs. Hoyser
will return within several weeks.
Mrs. y. +. DeyarmOh and two sons,
Alex and Glenn left Monday for
Chester, West Virginia, where they
will spend several months at the
home OF Mrs. Deyarmon's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Berge and
son Leonard autotd into the city
Monday from Billings. Charlie is
covering his territory for the Min
tapolis Brewing company in an auto
mobile this summer.
Ace McAfee of Straw started hunt
ing ducks on Sunday and became so
enthusiastic in the chase that he fol-
lowed the creek to the Gap, where he
remained all night, returning the
next day with several fine birds.
Frank Ray OF Shannon, Mont, has
been visiting his brother, deputy
Sheriff Aaron Ray, in the city for sew
eral days this week. Aaron and
Frank own 4 large ranch together
about 40 miles northeast of White
sulphur Springs.
She'll X Erickson will give another
of their delightful dancing parties at
their hall in Garneill this QFriday)
evening. The Judith Gap young peo-
pie who want to enjoy Il good time
will not miss this opportunity. Mu-
sic by the lIedgesville orchestra.
Miss Anna :. Dalaker made COM
mutation proof on her SO-acre home
stead near Oxford before u. S. Com
missioner :. }. Small, Monday. Miss
Dalaker has been in America about
two years, and was not slow in selec-
ting good piece Of land close to the
station at Oxford. Her proof was a
good one.
Hiram :. I'oale made two year
proof on his desert in section 32-ll-l7,
before Commissioner Small Monday.
Mr.. Boale has homestead adjoining
his desert, and the half section makes
him fine farm. If the hail had not
struck his wheat crop Oh his home
stead this summer the yield would
have been over 35 bushels per acre.
The Purdy Mercantile Co. was re-
Gently Incorporated at Geyser. 5. {.
purdy prominent business man Of
that locality is President, and Louis
+. COughlin who is well known here
is vice-president and manager Of the
concern. Louis many friends in this
district will be glad to hear of his
prosperity and also of the fact that he
will soon become Il benedict.
Jack E. SOden has entered the arena
as Il wheat buyer, and is gobbing up
all the desirable grain in sight. lie
is shipping direct to Duluth. The To-
cal mills are making mistake in al
lowing so much grain to get out of
the country. \ great many farmers.
W I'LL VIC viz IONNl
mills are Offering, are shipping their
! grain east.
anted-Good Housekeeping Mag
aZine requires the services of Il repre-
sentative in Judith Gap to look after
subscription renewals and to extend
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful.
Salary and commission. Previous
experience desirable, but not essem-
tial. Whole time or spare time. Adj
dress, with references. j. +. Fair
banks, Good housekeeping Magazine,
ISL Fourth Ave, New York City.
School opened in the old building in
Judith Gap last Tuesday with large
enrolment. Prof. W. J. Dittmar, of
Milwaukee, is the new principal Of
the high school, while Miss l.. Al
pers, of Missoula, will have charge of
the primary grades. Work Oh the
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