Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-27

ing two of the teams and the other
team broke their harness sufficiently
to release themselves. The accident
happened on the crossing at the curve
between town and George Finch's
ranch.
Frank W. Murphy made business
trip to Roundup this week.
Benny Lunceford came ND from
Lavina last week to assist at the Gap
hotel.
Straved-Three weeks ago from
Judith Gap buckskin horse, age
yrs. unbranded, weight about 100.
Reward it found.-Carl +. Carlson.
John F. Murphy is erecting new
building on his ranch.
&. +. Sullivan has started the erec-
ton of IA large and commodious barn
Oh his ranch.
Uncle Charlie Francisco came in
Thursday SO that he would be sure
celebration.
&. c. Morris was visitor in the
city Saturday from Moccasin. He
returned in the evening.
Frank Grieve assisted with the
musical part of the dance given at
Garneill last Friday night.
The dance at Garneill last Friday
evening was we'll attend and another
one of the usual good times enjoyed.
by all who attended.
Born.-To Mr. and Mrs. +. +. Will
lig, Oh the ranch west OF town, Sat
urday, June II, 1913. IA son.
Mrs. A. W. Sarver was called to
Sand Coulee last Friday by the ILLNESS
Of one Of her daughters who resides
there.
For Sale.-Six hole Jewell kitchen
range. Cheap. Inquire at journal
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. j. Crawford, who
have been visiting with Mrs. Craw-
ford's sister, Mrs. VIM. Mulcahy,
for some time are now located i'll
Lewistown, where they anticipate
making their future home.
Miss Ethel Engberg, formerly an
able compositor on the journal, but
now a linotype operator on the
Rocky Mountain Husbandman at
Great Falls, was visitor in the city
the first OF the week. She was ac-
companied by her sister, Elenore.
Harry Boulter was forced back on
the job as station agent the first of
the week. Relief Agent Bigger just
left, and there being no agent Mr..
Boulter necessarily had to step into
the breach. 1t is certainly hard for
a man who is thoroughly enjoying q
long waited for vacation to hear the
call OF duty summon him before he
has any more than started upon the
pleausures of vacation.
Harry Lane drove out to his ranch
south of town and reports crop pros
poets fine. He says that never before
for over four years past has lie seen
the bench lands between town and
his land us full of moisture as they
are at present. A light buggy will
cut deep into the surface of the
benches. Harry has lived in Mon.
tana "nigh onto twenty year" and
never before has he seen the general
prospects for the future look so
bright as they do at present.
Miss Edith Stone. whose departure
for Europe was announced in the last
issue of the journal, was unavoid-
ably detained at the last moment
from making the trip by lack of
residence on her homestead. Miss
Stone made a communication proof on
her homestead east of town over two
weeks ago and in giving her testimony
she told OF a visit to her home in
Nebraska, during the past winter, Of
some week s duration, and after the
land office at Lewistown had received
the proof and figured up the residence
they discovered that the period was
short IL days. They notified her
and she decided to complete her resi-
dence and postpone her trip until
sometime in August.
George Kidder, road supervisor for
the Garneill district, ably assisted by
Jack Murphy. Charley Wing, Lon
Lacy and other competent help, is
building tirst-class highway be-
tween the county line and the town of
Garneill. 1t now behooves the town
of Judith Gap to see that this end Of
i the good work is carried on. not eS-