Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-08-25

INTO the stack. Write him at Garneill
or Judith Gap if you want first class
work done.
For Sale.-5O tons hay. Enquire of
d: l. Carlson, one mile north of Jul
dlth Gap. *4Otf
Mrs. q. A. Weiser is visiting
friends in HarlOwtOn this week.
Miss Patience Tenney was the guest
OF Miss Alma GOssett last week.
Watch for the f. Bjorkquist auc-
ton ad in Sept. Sth issue of the Jour
nal. Att
NJ. G. Singleton was Il city visitor
Wednesday from the Ford ranch near
Harlowton.
MIR. and Mrs. J. \. McCauley are
expected home TIE end of the week.
They have visited Helena, Butte and
Boulder Hot Springs.
Mrs. f.. W. Ray arrived from Lew
ist"wn Wednesday and will spend
several days at the home of Depu.
ty Sheriff! Il. \. Ray.
Dave Pinnell, Ed. TRAIT and John
Frvhury attended the closing celebra-
ton OF the Lewistown fair and report
having had an excellent time.
Mrs. Snyder daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs \. T.. pero, arrived in the city
last Friday from Spokane, WASH,
and will spend some time on the ranch
as the guest of her parents.
Miss Rose Pero arrived the first of
the week from Ashland, Wis, where
she has been for several months past.
Miss l'ero will make residence at
once on her homestead about 10 miles
Yves; of the city.
Charlie Conlan accompanied by Ills
mother left the first Of the week for
SIOUX City. Iowa. where he W i'll look
after the harvest and thresllng on
the home place. lie will return in 10
days or two weeks.
Oliver Readel and :. J small drove
out to the formers homestead iii Tim
Der creek Sunday. They were we'll
pleased with the crop prospects al
though they travelled tin ough some of
the hail stricken district.
II. y. Chapman accompanied by
his son Ben and daughter Lola We're
city visitors Tuesday from Living
Springs. They made first year proof
on their valuable desert claims before
Commissioner Small.
VIII Schultz who worked a few days
on sam Lutz's threshing outfit came
through the city Wednesday bound
for Mill. He reports a shortage of
ty of Garneill because of the album
dance of rigs.
The Montana Flour Mill company
OF llarlowton. has commenced work
on a 2+x3O fiat house, pit and elpva-
tor. at the Y in Judith Gap. This en-
terprising firm will be prepared to
buy wheat and will pay the best pos
sible market prices.
The many friends Of John \. Hoy
ser and Miss Pearl Browning will be
glad to hear OF their marriage at Pros
ser WASH, last week. They will
spend some time visiting in the me-
tropOlis on the coast before returning
to this city where they will make
their future home.
Il. \. White, formerly religious and
sporting editor of the Journal but at
present chief tonsorial artist of
Moore, was city visitor the first OF
the week. Mr.. White contemplated
moving his family to his new location
but finds it hard to leave his old
stamping ground, the Gap.
The marriage Of Miss Gertrude
Edith Mayn, daughter OF Charles
Mayn of White Sulphur Springs, and
j. Stanley Smith Of Martinsdalp,
Mont, was celebrated in Helena this
morning, the Rev. F. j. Mynard, pas.
tor of the Protestant Episcopal churcl
officiating.
Ed Hogan pulled his threshing rig
onto the J. 7. Carlson field next tt
the townsite, aud the yield is report
ed as 81 bushels per acre. This iielt
has attracted considerable attention
| this summer and various estimates
have been given. The hail did some
damage to this crop, fully 10 pc: cent
otherwise the yield would have been
over 45 bushels per acre.
RepOrt Of School District No. q.
From July oath to August 18th.
Enrolment, IL; average member