Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01

place like Montana 80 returned.
Buy Foot Scllultzc shoes at McKen-
zies.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mulcahy
moved their household goods to Moe
casin tins week. Mr.. Mulcahy who
is u II. n. engineer has been trans
ferred to the run between Moccasin
and Lewistown.
Buy Gordon hats at McKenzies.
E. W. Webber, assisted by his sous,
Ambrose Dunn, Ed. Fisher, and W.
X. Snyder are erecting fine new
residence OH the ranch southeast of
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. f. Boal and Mr..
and Mrs. l.. e. Stutzman of Buda.
ILL.,, arrived the first of the week and
will visit for some time at the
II. G. Finch ranch home east of town.
Miss Skeffington was in town Sat-
urday visiting friends. She returned
to LewistOwn Sunday.
buy Favorite Range, the best by
test. at Mckenzies.
Lou Gurley spent the week at the
Huntsman ranch east of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Chaussee
spent Sunday at the Arthur Gurley
ranch. They report Mr.. Gurley's
fine field Of wheat ready for the bind
err. and say that it will 60 thirty-tive
bushels per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Stone, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dye. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Stone,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Skeen spent
Sunday fishing near White Sulphur
Springs.
just received a fine line of ladies'
gauntlet gloves at Mckenzies.
Ronald Hetts and Harry Elsce left
Wednesday for their homes in Park
er, ). ID. They will stop for few
days at Rapid City, $. d., and the
Black Hills.
Elmer Sanford was in town the
first of the week from Great Falls.
Children-Have you taken advan.
tage of the big commission offers of
the Journal? Remember they are
only good until August ~.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Fringer were
called to Corning, Iowa, the first of
last week by the death of Mrs.
Fingers father.
Boys two piece suits at reduced
prices at Mckenzies.
Mrs. c. c. Morris was in the city
this week from Moccasin.
Mrs. A. w. Sarver advertised the
Frederick Hotel for rent in the last
issue of the Journal. Within two
days after John A. Kierstead. the
forest ranger, and Mrs. Sarver con-
summated deal for the lease of the
hotel for two years. Some people
seem to think that advertising does
not pay, but their theory must be at
fault. Mr.. and Mrs. Kierstead will
take charge at once.
Otto Bjorke brought two excellent
samples of grain to the Journal office
yesterday, one Of winter wheat which
measured four feet and eight inches,
the other of oats which measured
| four feet and ten inches in heigth.
A surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Bolick last Friday
evening on their ranch. About TWEEN.
ty-tive friends and neighbors gathered
| and a most pleasant evening was
spent by all. Some friends from Ana
conda. who were visiting at the rancl
were just as much surprised as wert
Mr.. and Mrs. Bolick. An excellent
lunch was served during the evening
Miss Lorraine Tyer of Billings il
visiting at the j. II. Mcdonald home
in the Snowies. Miss Tyer wa
formerly Of Edmonds, Wash.
Buy Winona Wagons at McKenz
les.
Janet Dyer was in town early Mon
day morning issuing invitations to
party at the ranch home on Wednes
day evening. A number of yOun
people from the Gap attended.
Mrs. J. H. Lackey and Mrs. Arthu
Gurley drove to R0thiemay Monda
for a few days visit with the former
sister.
Mesdames r.. NJ. and l.. r. Mcker
zie and Miss Matte Mckenzie weI
to Straw Friday to attend the dedic;
tory services of the new NJ. E. churcl
They returned Monday.