Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-09
The rain was general south of the
maintains

1ne harvesting OF winter wheat DC"
gan in this section Monday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Yaple,
OH Wednesday. July 3lst, a daughter.
Rollan Lawrence has just conplet-
ed comfortable dwelling on his
farm east Of town.
4 characteristic note from Glen
Bills from Salt Lake City, reads:
"This is great place for MOrmOns."
Il. 5. Bills is enlar9ing his office
building to twice its present size, and
will rent half Of it to DIR. Cans for an
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rollan Lawrence are
rejoicing in the arrival of Il boy at
their home OH the ranch east of town.
The event took place last month.
Miss Vilo Eidam, teacher OF the
Bercail school, was in the city Mon
day while on her way home from Il
trip to 1.ewistown, where she visited
relatives.
Peter Quasi was Il city visitor the
later part Of last week from Timber
creek. Pete has over 100 tons Of hay
stacked, and says that lie WILDE will
ing to present the man with Il ton or
two who appropriated two tons last
summer.
John Moore of BoZeman was city
visitor last week and the guest at the
ranch home of John F. Murphy. Mr..
Moore was enroute to Moccasin,
where he contemplates making proof
OH a valuable quarter of land filed OH
by q desceased son.
Omaha Jack says that Billy Fore
mans arm is much better now, and
that the services Of a physician has
been dispensed with. The arm was
injured by holding All umbrella over
his friend several hours at the buck
ing broncho contest Sunday after
noon.
Miss Ethel Brown of H0bson, who
was visiting with Mrs. Fringer last
week, returned to her home Saturday.
The contemplated buggy ride to Gar
neill, promised society young man
Of the Gap, did not materialize ow-
ing to the sudden departure of the
young lady who was afraid Of the
fiery steed.
w. II. Smith, lawyer, 1.ewistown.
Your business will be appreciated. 80
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Cain left Tues
day for Missoula, where they will re-
side until Mr.. Cain secures another
station OH the Milwaukee. Mr.. Cain
has acted as agent for the Milwaukee
in Judith Gap for over year, and
made many friends here who will be
sorry to lose this estimate couple.
The change was made necessary on
account of Mrs. Gains health, the al
titude here being too high for her.
Contractor Yopnglove has placed
the building Of the concrete founda-
ton for the elevator in Judith Gap in
the hands of Contractor j. W. Snyder,
All old elevator builder, and his work
began the first of the week. There
has been some delay in securing Il
lease for the site OH the Great Nor
thern right of way, as the matter had
to be taken up with the head Office in
st. Paul. But now that is settled,
the work of the elevator construction
will be pushed rapidly.
W. IL. Smith, one Of the prominent
attorneys of LewistOwn, dropped off
IN Judith Gap Monday while on his
way from Great Falls to his home.
Mr.. Smith is pronounced progressive
in politics, and has the eloquence and
ability to define his reasons for being
one. lie will probably make Il few
speeches in Meagher county during
the coming campaign, his talk being
largely along patriotic lines. AS an
orator and creator of word pictures
he has few equals.
The Journal is in receipt of an an
nouncement of the marriage of Miss
Eva futile to Harvey Edmund Han
son at the home Of the BRIDES par
ents at OconOmowoc, Wis, on July
3lst. The newly webs will be at
home to their friends at Judith Gap
after September LIST. Mr.. Hanson is
we'll known here, being employed on
the Great Northern. and his many
friends will give him and his bride a
hearty welcome.
W. ID. Stansberry, who owns a fine
piece of land in section 2O-lO-l8, is
here this week from Duvall, WASH,
where he has been working since last
winter. Mr.. Stansberry proved up on
his homestead year ago last April.
He had 40 acres in crop last year. and
finds on his arrival here that sheep
got into the field and completely de-
stroyed his crop. Somebody broke
into his shack and took ahOut all the