Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-14

VdtOE NJ UeyScr ana IL also interest,""
ed In the feed and implement busi-
ness. He leased his ranch for per-
iod OF years to two young men from
Nebraska. who will ship out in the
near future with large amount of
stock and machinery. They are
Messrs. Goodell and Cowgirl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lane, accom-
panied by Mrs. Lanes mother, Mrs.
j. w. Wing, left Wednesday for
Aberdeen. Ida, from where they will
60 to Boomers Ferry, Ida. and New
port, WASH, and other places. They
intend to be gone about two weeks.
Harry Lane and his wife stopped
of in Harlowton enroute for Aber-
deem, Idaho. Tuesday, and closed up
the sale of their homestead south of
town TO S. s. Lewis, q neighbor.
Orlo c. Hetts left Beers & Haynes
store the first of the month to take
up his residence ON his homestead.
Mr.. Hetts has been a valued employee
OF the store for over year past and
has made many friends in the city
who are sorry to see that he has de-
cided to Ego back to the soil.''
William Agnew, who struck this
section of Montana shortly after the
the Great Northern came this way.
is anticipating trip to his old home
at Tiskailwa. ILL.,, where he will
spend the winter among relatives and
old friends. Bill has fine ranch in
the vicinity of Garneill.
Robert Ueeck was in town on Fri
day from Great Falls. He was on
his student trip as G. N. fireman.
Bob has had considerable experience
around steam engines and should
make one of Mr.. Hills best steam
producers.
c. F. Sullivan and family will re-
side in the residence formerly occu-
pied by the Peterson family OH High
street, for the winter. Mr.. Sullivan
found it too much Of hardship upon
himself and children to drive to town
every day and decided to move in for
the winter at least.
George Belden, better known as
"Bolley,' returned to town last
week from several weeks visit at
Havre and intermediate points. He
is again assisting Charlie Sullivan
about the Judith Gap Buffet.
Mrs. T. G. Mcmillan left for Great
Falls ON Saturday where she will re-
side with her husband for the winter.
Mrs. Mcmillan has spent the summer
on the homestead south of town and
Mr.. Mcmillan has been employed in
the smelter in Great Falls during the
summer.
G. c. Stayton has leased the George
Root ranch south of town and also
the l.. M. Dyer ranch. He will move
onto one this fall or early this
spring in time to get good start on
farming operations. At present Mr.
Stayton is at his old home in Mis-
souri, and before returning he will
visit with friends in several of the
southern states.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. G. Donovan arriv-
ed on Monday from Lansford, N. d.,
and are visiting at the Pero ranch
home. Mr.. Donovan is represent
tative OF the Mccarthy Brothers
grain commission firm of Minneapo-
lie, and will canvas through the
state. Mrs. Donovan will be a guest
at the Pero home for some time.
The Dakota & Great Northern
Townsite company upon learning of
the celebration which was given in
this city on September Is, expressed
their willingness to contribute to the
fund. They notified the committee
that thew would send check for 500
in due course of business. The check
arrived the latter part Of last week
and has been deposited to the credit
of the fund. The company has al
ways been very liberal in aiding the
people of Judith Gap with their fairs
and celebrations and they very much
deserve the letter OF thanks that was
sent them this week.