Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-10-20


count of the late seeding.
Big Chicken Dinner at tie
Gap Hotel Grill SUNDAY.
Col. Kelley. Of IIobson, was city
visitor Monday and Tuesday. He
conducted the Selleck Il Owings sale
and met with excellent success.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hill and daughter,
Clarabell, went to Great Falls Mon
day, where Mrs. Hill will meet her
mother, who is coming from the east,
and accompany her to the Gap.
There was little furry Of snow
Tuesday night and Wednesday. the
first Of any consequence this fall. 1t
is predicted that we will have fine
weather yet this fall.
| Word reaches Judith Gap friends
that IL boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
q. ). Bills in Spokane last week. Fa-
ther, mother and child were improv-
ing rapidly ut last reports.
See the Mckenzie Trading COM
! paly's big ad on second page. They
! have Il carload Of apples which they
! will sell ut wholesale prices, because
they arrived before the store was
completed.
The many Judith Gap friends Of
DR.. Gilbert +. Mccullough will be
glad to learn that he has been admit
ted to practice III Montana, and that
he is now located III Butte enjoying II
mig business.
George Farr, Of the firm of Farr Il
llawley, druggists Of Ilarlowton,
drove to Judith Gap Saturday in All
auto with his bride, and took the fly
or for Great Falls and then continue
ed OH to Grafton, n. d., OH Il visit to
relatives.
The Pulver rig finished threshing
wheat on the Bert Finch farm Mon
day when the rain and snow came.
Bert has considerable oats to thresh
yet. After the rig finishes there, 1t
will pull over to George Finch's
place and thresh POO acres of fine
crops.
Mrs. Joseph Quisenberry OF Round
up, spent Sunday with her husband
in this city. Mr.. Quisenberry has
charge of the erection of Judith Gaps
new $4,000 school building. Mrs.
Quisenberry likes Judith Gap 80 we'll
that she will remain as long rs her
husband does.
Mrs. Calvin IIuntsman entertain
ed Il number of her friends at All at
ternoon tea Friday, ut the ROYAL
Peak ranch. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. z. NJ. Gurley, Miss Lou
Gurley, Mrs. Geo. $. HAYNES, Augus-
ia Andrews, Mrs. Ely and daughter.
Vida, Of Billings.
II a young man wants to get mar
ried, that is his business; If a young
lady wants to get married, that is her
business. 1t they both want to get
married, that is their business, but if
you want an auctioneer. that is my
business. Write or phone me at
Hobson, Mont.--Col. {. IL. Kelley.
1850
Miss Fulver arrived recently from
Jackson, Mimi, to keep house Tor ID.
w. Pulyer, the big rancher in the
Swimming Woman country. This is
Miss Pulver's first visit to Montana,
and she likes the country 80 we'll she
is thinking Of taking up Il home
stead, and becoming pioneer.
Henry Rustuen was in the city
Tuesday enrOute from I.ewistown,
where he has been employed for the
past two months, to Detroit, Mich,
where he will visit his parents for Il
few months. lie will return to his
homestead west Of town in the early
spring to resume his farming opera
tons.
Murphy Bros. had II piece OF bad
luck last Sunday evening when one Of
the big gray horses driven On the ex-
press transfer dropped dead just at
ter reaching the barn. The cause Of
death was from acute wind collie. The
matched team had been valued ut
$500, so the loss amounted to quite u
neat sum.
The popular summer resort owned
by the Evans brothers in the Little
Belt mountains has been closed for
the season. but travellers may, never
theless, be certain OF proper enter
tainment should they happen to stop
there. Mrs. .Judson Evans and
daughter recently arrived from Wis.,,
and Joined her husband in their
mountain home.
Clarence Booty, a ranch hand OH
the NJ. Il. Yarnell farm east of the
city, met with \ serious accident on
Tuesday. lie was mounting u saddle
horse in the yard when the horse