Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-30

goods in n town so small as Judith
Gap. Mr.. Smith was accompanied
by f. II. Payne, of Shawmut, who
was also going to the Falls.
Taken Up One sorrel mare
branded q ON left thigh and KS OH
left shoulder, ring bone on left front
leg, came to BENZ. Mcdonald ranch.
costs.
Tom Ryan, the liveryman from
Straw. was a business visitor in the
city Wednesday.
Walter Lunceford, the EXPOS t
master Of Rothiemay was visitor
in the city Wednesday.
Sullivan Il Forman have completed
papering their saloon and it sure
makes a great Improvement.
{. A. Burgess brought an excellent
sample off, fall wheat in for the
exhibit table in the journal office.
\. NJ. Hills gasoline rig moved in
from the south Tuesday and is now
located on the c. II. Stone place adj
joining the city.
Mrs. Charles billiard who has
been visiting at the j. 4. McCauley
ranch for the past month departed
Monday for her home at Phillipsburg,
Mont.
Mrs L. Thompson presented the
journal office with excellent samples
Of timothy and clover which were
raised OH the bench land Oh her son
OttO's place.
w. :. Tallman, of Straw, has been
doing considerable driving out Of this
city of late buying hides and inciden-
tally looking over several choice
quarters OF land
Louis La Francs steam outfit is
located about miles southwest Of
the city and is doing excellent work.
Farmer Burns makes a very pretty
picture sitting on the plow seat.
Lonn Lacy has disposed Of his
valuable homestead in the Snowies
to John Dolan and Buck Jewell.
Lonn contemplates leaving shortly
for Omaha, where he will spend some
time visiting his daughter and other
relatives.
Bessie b. Barrett and j. j. Burke
were married in Billings last Friday.
Miss Barrett recently filed on val
liable homestead in the Snowy noun
tain district and Mr.. and Mrs. Burke
will make their home on the same.
The young couple recently arrived
from the East. Their many friends
wish them every happiness.
Taken Up.-One light bay mare,
about years old, weight about 700
pounds. Came to my place over a
month ago, and persists on entering
my premises. Owner can have same
by paying expenses. John Allprd,
six miles northeast of Judith Gap. 3t*
;. j. Small spent Saturday and sun
day in Great Falls where he made ar
engagements for the publication OF a
monthly price list of choice real es-
tate bargains in this section OF the
country which will be circulated
throughout the middle western states
by the railroad companies. 1t is en-
pected that this publication will
bring many land seekers to Judith
Gap and the Judith Basin.
r. j. Gossett lost a valuable 2
year-old colt about two weeks ago.
lie became worried about it and
finally started advertising. Russell
Harbit, who lives on the j. IL. Lack
ey place which adjoins his home
stead, last Saturday discovered Il
horse in his well which upon exam
ination proved to be the colt belong
ing to Mr.. Gossett. The fence being
down the colt entered the pre-
misses and from all appearances had
been running blindly from some
cause and rushed upon this well
which was only covered with COM
mon inch boards.
Miss Eva Long accompanied by the
Misses Martha Hossack, Elizabeth
Wagner and Inace Owen all of Chica-
go left Tuesday for a months trip
through the Yellowstone National
park. The young ladies were ac-
companied by +. J. Boutwell, Of Chi
cago. and Andrew Swanson, Austin
Dodder and Harry Pierce of Judith
Gap. This party will be met at Gar
diner by Misses Marian and Isabel
Bickner, and Lillian Griffin of Chica-
go, and Claire Matteson OF Iowa,
when they will make a raid on the
wonders of wonderland. 1t is safe to
say that liveler bunch will not Wis.,
it the park this season.
.. +. Deyarmon purchased the Cot
tage bar from Miller & Davis last
week and took charge last Friday