Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-06-14

mankind In a social way he is
thing of beauty and Joy forever. In
his companionship there is nothing
but sunshine and beautiful flowers
strewn along the rugged pathway of
life, making one feel that it is indeed
good to be on earth. Mr.. Root IL
now located IN MissOula where he has
charge Of u large gas plant, and his
legion of friends in this section will
he glad to learn that he is prospecting,
not rs much as he deserves, but very
satisfactory to him.
BOrn.-TO Mr.. and Mrs. ID. 6.
Strothers, Monday night. June 10,
boy.
Miss Edith Stone was here from
Buffalo the first Of the week.
q. 5. Bills was in Billings the first
part Of the week on legal business.
Mrs. Robert Piepho and children
spent the week end at the Rossman
ranch home. Robert drove out Sum
day morning and brought the folks
back Monday morning.
The dance given last Saturday
night in Bain's hall by Prot. and Mrs.
Bovee was highly enjoyed by about
IL couple. The music was good. An
other one of these enjoyable parties
will be given this evening.
l am prepared to do all kinds of
blowing with teams. Am able to
plOw between and 10 acres . day.
Mold hoard or disk plows. All work
guaranteed.-H. I. Widtlitield. 15tf
Mrs. Julia Perro and daughters de-
sire to thank the many friends who
SO kindly assisted them in many ways
during their terrible grief caused by
the death OF husband and father.
Hermania,-- black Percheron
stallion known as the Mcdonald
horse, will stand at the Geo. Finch
ranch every Monday and anyone hav-
ing maaes can leave them in the pas
ttlre until served. 80
Miss Sarah e. Overmeyer made
communication proof on her homestead
in section 1s-1O-1s, before Commits
sioner Small Monday. She has tine
homestead with over 200 improve.
ments.
DR.. J. 5. Mckinley, Montana 8 fav-
Orite Eye Specialist, will make his
next visit to Judith Gap June 18th,
l4th, and 18th. If you have trouble
with your eyes or need glasses do not
fail to consult him. No charge for
examination. 80
Mrs. Matte Brusett was ND from
Oxford Monday to make second year
ly proof on her desert, which is locat-
ed near her homestead. Her witness
SEES were Mrs. Harmed, and Albert
Larson.
The business men OF Judith Gap,
and all others interested i'll the ad-
vancement of the city, are requested
to meet III Bain's hall on Saturday
evening of this week. There are
many matters of vital interest to be
discussed, and everybody turn out.
j. A. Nickel, assistant cashier of
the Security State Bank, is spending
a brief time with relatives at his old
home in Mountain Lake, Mimi. The
report that Nick will return with a
bride cannot be verified, and is prob
ably baseless rumOr. Prof. Dit
mar is helping in the bank during Mr..
Nickel's absence.
George Lane brought a sample Of
winter wheat to the Journal last week
that measures rs inches high. 1t is
one stool and has go we'll developed
stocks. The sample was taken at
| rlndOm from Mr.. Lanes field of
about 40 acres on the Rothiemay
bench in the Swimming Woman coun-
try, and he says all the crops out that
way are nearly as good. Mr.. Lane is
at present working in the Basin and
he reports there is no crop there that
he has seen that will compare favor
ably with his.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolan enter
tanned last Thursday evening in hon.
or of Prof. Dittmar and Mrs. Stone,
the teachers in the public schools.
The following guests were present:
Mr.. and Mrs. Skeen and family; Mr..
and Mrs. Coleman, and family; Mr..
and Mrs. II. l.. Bills, and family; Mrs.
Bulen, Mrs. Welsh, Mrs. Thomp-
son. Miss cKenzie, Miss Allen, Miss
v. Close, Miss l.. Gurley, Miss Il.
Olson, Miss May Ray; Messrs. Rea-
die, Nickel, Is. Lunceford, and Keen.
Lunch was served about midnight.
Mr.. Dittmar rendered several vocal
selections. The profe ssor was pre-.
scented with cuff links and stick pin.
Mrs. Stone was presented with SET
of shirt waist pins.
1t would do any one good to drive