Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-19

and from there they will return to
their home in Billings.
For Sale. AT prices that are right.
Is head of well broke horses ranging
in weight from 1000 to 1900 pounds.
J. +. Soden. 81
Walter Hard went to Great Falls
on Thursday to register for land in
the Fort Peck Indian reservation.
Mrs. Frank Shinkel and Mrs. Blu
chanan, of Parker. S. d.. mother and
grandmother Of Mrs. G. W. Franks.
left on Tuesday for their home after
spending week at the home of their
daughter.
Buffalo will hold harvest festival
the first of October.
Miss Amy Miller of Belgrade is
visiting at the ranch home OF her Sis
ter. Mrs. =. d. Davis.
Jos. Smith has been been laid up
for the past week with CASTRO enteritis
but at present is doing nicely.
D. w. Woodbury. of the King Thur
man Nursery company, Kalispell,
was in the city Wednesday. Mr..
Woodbury. reports that business is
very good in the nursery line and ex-
poets to appoint an agent here per-
manently.
Up. Granberg went to Harlowton
! Wednesday on business.
Roy Saryer made a trip to the Falls
OH Monday.
J. A. Kierstead made a business
trip to Harlowton on Wednesday.
Rev. r. w. Farquhar of Medford,
Ore, has taken charge of the Con-
gregational church in this city as we'll
as Hedgesville, Rothiemay, Bercail,
and Nihill. He has succeed Rev.
Francis Vasku.
S. j. Small and NJ. M. Gilten left
for Portland, Ore, Sunday, where
they will locate indefinitely.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. X. Snyder were
Great Falls visitors last week. Mr..
Snyder registered for piece of land
in the Fort Peck reservation.
John Greenough was in the city
this week.
Dir. Cans autoed to Harlowton
Monday evening.
Miss Rose Pero returned from Sc
attic last week where she has been
visiting for some time with her sister
and family.
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. f
church will give fried chicken sup.
per on the evening, Oct. Ind. Place
to be announced later.
Axel Elmquist sustained painful
injury Monday by falling from his
threshing machine. Mr.. Almqiust
was adjusting the weighing apparatus
on the elevator when his foot Slipped
and he fell to the ground, fracturine
his arm below the elbow, and other
! wise bruising himself. DR.. Gan!
was called to attend him, and he il
now doing nicely.
Lost.-One brown and white an
CORA cat, answers to name of Boone
) Has three good feet, left fore foo
gone, lost while braking on 435. near
~ healed. Return to local Office o
. &. n. Ry. and receive huge reward
Freeman Il Langdorf, proprietors o
said cat.
Mrs. Richard Crawford and bah
2 were guests at the home of Mrs
+, Crawford's brother, w. l.. McClel
land last week. She met her husband
, Sheriff Crawford of Fort Benton
. here and they will visit with relative
in Billings before returning home.
Residents of Nihill were very niue
elated last week when a flat car pulle
q into their town with neat little IL
9 pot loaded on it. The building wa
placed on the loading platform an
Nihill now has first class depot an
: freight room. They have been III
= able to ascertain yet whether the
. will be fortunate enough to get a
. agent there this fall, but they wi
certainly have one by spring.
. The e. L. Gordon ranch home burr
e ed to the ground last Friday night q
E the ranch west of town. Mr.. GOrdC
was there alone, having driven OF
Il from town that evening. He do
+. not know how the fire started and
# will probably always be myster
His daughters have been in charge
70 the local telephone exchange for tt
D past month and he has been stayil
.0 ont fhora aouor9l niuhfa each wee