Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-28

Stone, and Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Dye
while autOing one day last week be-
tween Comstock and Ord, Neb., met
with an accident which might very
easily have been serious. The mach.
inc skidded and turned turtle. PIN
ming all of the occupants under it
with the exception Of Mrs. Haynes,
VINO was thrown clear. She ut once
began to release the less fortunate
members of the party, and soon ex-
tricated her sister and together they
liberated Mr.. and Mrs. Dye. They
were none the worse for the accident
with the exception of suffering few
minor bruises. Fortunately Mrs.
Haynes left her son, Mark, at the
home Of her parents before starting.
Mrs. d. c. Donovan, Misses Rose
and Esther Pero were dinner guests
at the William johnson ranch home
last Thursday.
DR.. H. H. Holloway returned on
Wednesday from Great Falls, where
he had been OH business trip. He
left at once for his ranch on Hopley.
VIM. Olson spent few days the
first OF the week in Great Falls.
Mrs. &. d. kidder returned from
Colorado OH Friday of last week, ow-
ing to the illness of her husband who
is confined with small pox.
Mrs. Cora Chamberlain is looking
after the welfare of the new editor
and his mother at the Cowan home
this week.
Attorney G. S. Bills was Lewis
town visitor this week attending to
legal business.
Bud Davis left last week for ker-
NIT, n. d., where he has deal on
for the sale OF some real estate in
that vicinity.
Mayor Fathingham of Armour, S.
D., has been in the city this week
looking after farming interests and
incidentally selling real estate.
Fred Ueeck was in town on Satur-
day from the Hopley country. He
threshed on Tennessee bench this fall
and now has his machine at the Il. j..
Thompson ranch between the east
and middle forks of Hopley.
M. L. Bascom and Nathaniel Ben
ton, of Adair, Ia, have been in the
city this past week looking after their
large farming interests east OF town.
They were accompanied by four other
men of Iowa who contemplate invest
ing i'll Montana farm lands.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Hanson and
sons left for Aberdeen, Idaho, where
they will spend few days. They
will then leave for Salt Lake City,
where they anticipate remaining for
the winter, but if dissatisfied may
decide to spend the winter in Califor-
nia.s l.;
j. III. johnson was in town OH Tues
| Noy :AAOH uIo IOuVu NUJOluIuS VuC
tOwA.of Garneill. Mr.. Johnson has
suffered from rheumatism very much
this fall and owing to this has beell
unable to get his threslling finished
If the weather stays good for few
days he expects to get his crop in thu
granary.
For Sale.-16O acres two miles from
judith Gap. las acres in crop, g0o(
buildings. Easy terms.-C. Hunts
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lane and Mrs
j. W. Wing returned on Monday af
ternoon from several days visit t.
Aberdeen, Idaho, Newport, Wash.
and several other points enroute
They met the parents. brothers, an,
sisters of Hughie Jones in Newpor
and spent pleasant time with them
Jacob Hofer, a member of the Men
MONTE colony on Spring creek out o
Lewist0wn was in town Sunday nigh
and Monday. He started out in pur
suit of horse thief who had stolel
one of his horses from the barn earl,
Sunday morning. Mr.. Hofer tracke,
him through the late fall of snow TO
considerable distance. and the las
trace of him. after sixty mile chase
was secured in the neighb0rhood o
Il Mill, but as yet the horse or maj
have not been found. The ANNA
= was three year old brown mar
= branded HIS on the left shoulder
= Mr.. Hofer believes that the thief is
- man whom he and his partners be
friended and employed until the,
learned that he was dishonest and be
traying the trust they put in HIM.
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