Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-07-19

Miss Viola Fisher of Bercail is Il
guest at the Small home this week.
Carrier brothers pulled their steam
engine through town Monday and
will break 100 acres for Charlie Beers
on his place adjoining the townsite.
Norris Bascom returned the latter
part of last week from Iowa and will
spend some time experimenting his
extensive farming operations east Of
the Gap.
Miss Artie Glynn visited in Great
Falls last week and upon her return
was accompanied by her two sisters,
Misses Gertrude and can, who have
been attending school at the convent.
They will spend their summer vaca-
ton with their mother, Mrs. Glynn.
Harvey Hanson, the G. y. fireman,
has been LAYING off for the past ten
days on account Of fracturing some
ribs while working. Harvey is going
to get Il homestead, then he will take
unto himself a wife, and will I'M
doubtedly become one of the judith
Gap district S agriculturists.
Guy Weygant, formerly of the firm
Of Soden and Weyaant, lett Sunday
for Missoula, where he will attend to
some business transactions aud
thence to Spokane where he will locate
permanently.
Jimmy Rhodes has taken up his
duties as first assistant at the Mil
waukee depot. lie expects his wife
here soon from the east.
John Skeen has been improving
rapidly since he was brought to the
city last week to be treated for the
burns he sustained from gasoline.
l.. II. Mckenzie has finished the in
stallment of the new store at Hedges
and has spent the past week assisting
IN the firms store in this city.
Bob White came in Monday from
Moore and left at once for the Hop
ley country.
DR.. Frank Reed, an experienced
dentist, has located in Judith Gap.
Those in need of dental work will
find it to their interest to consult
him. Office at the Gap hotel.
Fred Warren. the sheepman of
Utica, was in the city Monday OH the
way to his shearing plant near w.
l.. Nichols ranch.
l.. II. Mckenzie, who took up the
matter of a display stand for grain,
grasses, ETC., on the local Great Nor
thern platform, has received word
from the company of their approval
and desire to assist with the exhibit.
Miss Charlotte Coleman spent sew
eral days the first of the week as the
guest of Mrs. +. w. Murphy on the
ranch near Straw.
Go to A. l.. Rossman, in Blake
Greek canyon, 10 miles east of Ju-
dith Gap, for hom estead locations.
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Charlie Borne, formerly employed
as machinist in the local shops,
returned to the city the first of the
week and resumed his duties on the
&. N.
Several Judith Gap people will at
tend the dance given at Garneill to-
night. The Judith Gap orchestra,
violin, piano and traps, will furnish
the music, and the Manley brothers,
who have the affair in charge, will
see to it that everybody enjoys him.
self.
$. 5. Lewis and family, who have
been sojourning in Reno, New, for
some time, arrived OH their claim
south Of Judith Gap this week, and
will spend the summer there.
For Sale.-One span of geldings,
weight about 800 pounds, broke to
saddle and drive. Ten miles east of
! Judith Gap. "A. l.. ROssman. 36tt
John A. Dreesman and VIM. &.
Schultz were visitors III the city Sat
urday from Nihill. They report crop
prospects good in their vicinity. Mr..
Schultz expects to take a trip to
South Dakota soon to dispose Of d
threshing outfit he has there.
II. l.. Bills, S. J. Small. G. 5. Bills
and Walter Hard drove to Lewistowl
Monday afternoon in Bills auto ant
returned home the next day. Lane
office business, and social session
with the Elks were the prime motiv
Of the trip, together with seeing hoy
the crops in the Basin compared Will
those in this section of the country.
Rev. Robert Gray, graduate o
Oxford university, England, will de
liver an address in Hanson's hal
Sunday evening. July 2sth. He liza
selected as his subject, "Ihe Eyolu
ton of the Idea of Cod Mr.. Ora