Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-13

Cere6tS mere ana feels as though no
wants to see some more of the cOun-
try before settling down again. But
we may rest assured that he will find
no place better than the judith Gap
district and that we will see him
farming near here by this time neat
spring.
Notary Public at the Journal office.
X. 5. Kalayjian was a visitor in the
city, Sunday, from Hedgesville.
Johu Skeen and Francis bennington
were in from Hopley last week.
Bob She'll was a visitor in the city
for a short time Monday morning
from Garneill.
J: Miss Hazel Ray spent several days
this week at the Francisco ranch in
the Snowies.
Billy Miller and Aaron Ray autoed
over to the Checkerboard on Monday
for several days fishing.
j. =. Granberg arrived the first of
the week from Spokane and will as
sist his father and brother in the
Eagle Buffet.
Lester McClelland spent Sunday IN
the city with his parents. He is the
chief mechanician in the Mccullough
garage in Harlowton.
II. F. Flee and Ray Donahue of
Parker, S. d., arrived the latter part
Of last week and will spend some time
here visiting friends. They may
possibly decide to locate in this Sec
ton.
Miss Harriet O'Day came up from
Billings last week and is staying at
the J. A. McCauley ranch home.
Reinert J. Thompson was in the
city last Saturday from Hopley. He
has almost 200 acres in winter wheat
which IS looking fine.
John +. Carlson has an excellent
field of dry land alfalfa on his ranch
adjoining the Judith Gap townsite.
Mrs. Thos. Thompson and family
left Monday for Groton, $. d., where
they will join Mr.. Thompson. who is
a roadmaster OH the Milwaukee.
Percy Nelson, who is q. n. opera
tor at Wavne, near Belt, was in the
city Monday on the way to his home
stead in the Rothlemay district.
Born.-TO Mr.. and Mrs. John A.
McCauley OH Monday morning, June
8, IA daughter. Mother and child are
doing nicely.
j. G. Nichols of lebanon, Tenn,
arrived in the city last week and will
spend the summer with his son, W
l.. Nichols, on the ranch southeast Of
town.
Charlie Leichliter has leased til,
VIM. johnson place mile east OF
town and has already moved onto i
and commenced farming. Charlie
has taken over a good piece of Ian,
and will make good.
Forest Ranger John A. Kiersteat
returned Sunday from Great Fall
where he had been in attendance ut
meeting at a meeting of the ranger
of the Jefferson reserve. Mrs. kier
stead and children met him in tow
and they spent the night at the HON
of q. A. Ray.
Charlie Larrabee. who is workin
on the j. H. Mcdonald ranch spell
several days last week on his ranc
in the Belts and reports the winte
wheat as looking fine.
Frank Thull of the Rothiemay di!
trict was a business visitor in til
city on Monday and Tuesday. Thu
brothers own and operate a pillow Ell
CINE on their large holdings in til;
section and are very busy turning o
er virgin soil.
John McCauley endeavOred to Il
best OF his ability to treat all OF u
men in town 20 cigars on Monday G
the strength of the arrival of a daug
ter at his home that morning.
has even been reported as buyil
candy for women in celebration
the occasion.
DR.. and Mrs. Cans and sons, Z
!: ward and Paul, accompanied by o
yer Readel, G. B. Riedeman, and \
l.. McClelland autoed to Harlowt
u on Sunday afternoon and took in t
;. ball game between Harlow and klei
q Mr.. and Mrs. Emanuel Hessick