Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-09-01

Der, by branching out as Il grain buy
er. From current reports he has
been making good with all who have
had dealings with him.
Watch for the f. l,jorkquist auc-
ton al III Sept. Sth issue of the Jour-
nal. att
J. W. Foreman spent several days
this week in Lewistown transacting
land office matters.
See Soden before selling your grain.
w. :. Tallman was il city visitor
Monday.
W. \. Barley was Il visitor in the
city Tuesday from Mill.
Judge Balm and Dan Mcdonald are
drilling IL we'll at the Lee 1lOagland
residence this week.
Austin DOdder was i'm the city the
first Of the week from Nihill and took
Il drill and about 100 bushels OF wheat
nome with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hoagland and
daughter Miss Helen left the first of
the week for Billings, where Mr..
lIoagland will fill ii q. \. position.
lIughie Jones, one OF the q. n. fire
man is taking layotf Oh account ct
the fracture Of one OF his ribs. He
is spending the time on his homestead
south of the Belts.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen..A black
house dog with white spot on breast
and white on one front foot. An
swers to name of Thresie. Notify +.
y. Box .l5, Judith Gap. Any person
holding aforesaid dog llnlawfully will
be prosecuted. y
Expert Strolly for the Minneapolis
Thrpshing co., was III the city Mon
day evening enronte to Moore from
Mill after putting Orval Buckner's
new separator in running order.
Mrs. a. Engberg lett Wednesday
for Great Falls were she will spend
some time as the guest Of her daugh-
ter, Mrs. :. T.. I.awner.
Taken Up One bay tilly which pre-
sists III breaking into my pasture:
Branded 3 with Il half circle attached
to the top something like this - on
right thigh. star iii forehead. Own
er may have same hy calling ut my
ranch "a Of mile west OF Oxford
and paying for this notice.. p.
Parker.
Ray Evans Of the summer resort
near Ilopley creek was in town Mon
day and took Bob White out to his
homestead on the forest reserve.
Ray says mountain lions out his way
have become quite tame since the big
hunt of several months ago.
W. r. Fringer returned Wednesday
from a short business visit at Hob
son, where he was looking after a
ranch property that reports claim he
will soon add to his list Of posses
siOns.
So,len pays the latest market quo
tatiOns for grain.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Greenough ar
rived in the city Wednesday from
Pierre, $. D., to make their home OH
the ranch just south Of town. Judg-
ing from the reception the bride and
groom received they have Il host Of
friends in this locality who wish
them every happiness.
l.. W. Hubbell, representative Of Il
Missouri land scrip company, was in
the city Tuesday transacting business.
The scrip that he is selling is known
as soldiers additional and is selling
for Sl2.5O an acre.
W. :. Tallman was in the city Mon
day from his large farm near Straw.
! While here he received 81 ,O22 from
! the Northwestern Fire 4 Marine In
surance company in payment Of the
loss he sustained OIL his crop of win
ter wheat, which was totally destroy
ed, excepting that which was harvest
ed previous to the hail storm. The
! insurance was paid one week from
date Of report, and was issued by the
Security State Bank.
Mrs. ThOra Thompson, assisted by
her daughter, Mrs. Ida Munson, gave
Il birthday dinner Sunday in honor
OF her son Otto's twenty-seventl
birthday. 4 very sumputous spread
was served, and the occasion was
greatly enjoyed by those present, WHIT
were: Mr.. and Mrs. John DOlan, DIR
and Mrs. Charles Remedy, Mr.. ant
Mrs. G. r. Stone, Mr.. and Mrs. II
e. Finch, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. G.. Nc
Clelland, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. :. Haynes
Miss Hattie Carper, Miss Birdie
Thompson, and Harry Keen. A larg'
number OF useful presents was givel
by the guests to him in whose homo
the celebration was arranged.