Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-25

van and Immigration Agent Boett-
cher discovered them and decided to
have good breakfast. They secured
several smoked herring and placed
them in the package instead OF the
trout. There have been several con-
tlicting stories about how John Null
ate the herring and considered them
the best trout he had ever tasted.
Lou Gurley has been suffering for
several days with a bailey liberated
tooth.
Get your forks and binder whips
at Acknowledgement prices.
A number of people picnicked In
the Little Belt mountains Sunday.
Just received Il large assortment
of mattresses, springs, go carts ana
cream cans at MckenZies.
Mrs. William Mulcahy is spending
the week with her sister in Lewis
town.
Good REIMBURSEMENT for sale
cheep. Inquire at journal office.
According to the report Of Thomas
+. Scally, the rainfall in this section
for the month of May was 2.85 inches
and for the month of June we had
the benefcient fall of $50 inches.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. 7. Ostrum and
baby returned Tuesday from a weeks
visit with friends and relatives at
Big Sandy and Great Falls. They
LETT at once for their ranch OH Hop
lev.
Harry Keen and J. A. Nickel took
the Fellowcraft degree of the Masonic
order last Monday evening in Har-
lowton. They were accompanied by
Postmaster Beers.
John GreerOugh, John Conlan and
their families are spending the week
at White Sulphur Springs enjoying
the baths.
The Journal has instituted a scheme
to increase it's subscription list and at
the same time to give all OF the school
! children AN opportunity to make a
! few dollars before schC oil starts. Read
| of this big offer in the advertising col
umns of this paper. Adv
Harness, leather, buckles and snaps
at MckenZies.
Secretary of the Interior rankin
X. Lane will visit Montana in the
near future to make Il thorough in
vestigation of the numerous irriga-
ton projects IN the state. Sometime
ago the government stopped work on
the projects and since that time the
Secretary of the Interior has almost
daily received petitions asking him
to continue the work.
Strayed. gray mare, weight
about | 900 pounds, branded We VI
left thigh. Suitable reward paid fol
information leading to recovery.
G. L. Benson. 31t
e. II. Coleman made Il trip to TIN
Snowy mountains last Sunday with
party Of young folks. Their destina
ton was the A. l.. ROssman ranch
where they spent the day picpickin|
in the beautiful grove OH the place.
G. A. Hubbard returned on Sunda
from Long Prairie, Mimi, where Il
had sdent almost two weeks lookin
at land with view to trading Mon
tana property for it, but he change
his mind after looking at it. He ow
100 acres back there now, but II
more for him.
, j. E. Soden has taken over til
Commercial Bar, recently conducte
by e. A. Ray, and will conduct it
a most. up-to-date manner. lie h;
: already changed the name of tt
buffet to Jacks Place and will max
o suitable changes in the interior I
the saloon
t A letter from Miss Harriet Carp
: at Buda. ILL.,, to her sister, Mrs.
e G. Finch, says in part. CDR. Tayl'
8 was badly hurt in an automobile IA
I cident." Many of our people remel
! Der the doctor and will be sorry
X learn of the accident.
Mrs. j. II, Lackey entertained
# numbered OF her friends at her ram
It home on Tuesday in honor of Mi
uouuh IF South NorO1inn Tho
It from town who were present We
IS Mrs. Gurley, Mrs. Chaussee, MI
:. McC and Mrs. Finch.
u F. W. Boetcher, colonization age
81 of the Milwaukee railway compal
+. was Il visitor in the city Monday.
IL Boetcher is we'll known here as