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

Reginald Barrow, Sanford Bills, Mel
lie and Jessie Ray, Bernice and Pat
ricia Piepho, Alma Cook. Mary and
Leo Burgess.
q. l.. Eldred was in town Wednes-
day Oh his ranch west of town.
+ Wanted.---4O acres of good break
zone at once. Inquire at Journal Of
flee.
Mrs. George Abendschein returne
from Billings the first of the week.
John Dutlield was a I.ewistOwn
visitor the first of the week from his
Snowy mountain ranch.
Miss Golf, a nurse from Billings ar
rived Saturday to take care of Mrs.
Glen Waite during her illness.
Roundhouse Foreman, A. NJ. Phel-
an returned last week from a several
days visit with his family in Wash
| ington.
Mrs. q. F. Deyarmon and sons,
Alec and Glen, journeyed to Great
Falls on Wednesday, where they were
joined by Mr.. Deyarmon. The fami-
ly then went to Alhambra Springs
near Helena, where they will spend
some few days.
\. {. Willard brought an excellent
sample of winter wheat to the Jour-
nal office this week. lie has l2O
acres Of ground bearing the same
class of grain that he brought here.
Mrs. Abendschein, mother of
George Abendschein. the Il. n. store
keeper, arrived from Breckenridge,
Mimi, last week and is visiting at
her sons home.
George Williams, former sheriff of
Meagher county, was in the city
Tuesday from White Sulphur Springs.
He and Aaron Ray made several trips
into the country looking tor stock.
Mr.. Williams purchased the ii. $.
! DIIlo cloIIIOH llOHI NCOISC Mul lbly
and rode him back to the Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Churchwell
and son, Henry, arrived from Dillon
some time ago and ale now residing
on the ranch west of town. They
will remain here until after they can
have their crops harvested and
threshed. They have 40 acres OF
excellent wheat, which Mr.. Church
well estimates, will go better than 81
bushels.
Jack and Tommy Davis drove bacl
from Dawson county arriving OF
Tuesday evening. They secured
homesteads up there and after max
ing considerable improvements OF
them returned for Il stay Of shor
duration. They must have WORKED
pretty hard from the fact that the.
both lost Il large amount of avoirdu
pOis.
/ Arrangements are underway 70
Judith Gaps annual birthday celt
bration. 1t will be held on Monday
e September Is. The committees hav
A not taken charge yet and it can nc
: be stated fully at this time to wha
extent the celebration will be carrie
2 but the general feeling is to have .bl
one days doings and to give goo
suitable prizes for farm products
1,sN11 1
: sports.
/. The JOuranl has made Encouragement
d with Thomas +. Scally, a rancher
II the Snowies to furnish weather +
o ports to this Office us often us possibl
Mr.. Scally has been watching Il
weather and climatic conditions fl
y, some time and has also been keepil
" an accurate account of all rainfa
" He is supplied with Il regular COVER
- ment outfit and he works in conjun
= tion with the Great Falls wealth
:. bureau.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex II. Stone, NJ
-. and Mrs. w. w. Dye, who have be
= visiting at the c. Il. Stone home t
!. several days past will leave tOmorr'
" for White Sulphur Springs accom-
~ MED by Mrs. G. II. Stone and daught
- Faith. After visiting in the Spril
few days the party will leave
Gardner, from thence they win tt
the stage for a trip through Yellc
en- stone park. Mrs. Stone rnd daugll
ISIS will return home after seeing the p;
use and Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. ii. Stone F.;
re Mr.. and Mrs. Dye will continue OF
rs. their homes in COmstOck, Neb.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
w : WEATHER REPORT