Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1908-12-18

bachelors hall. The other two build
ings are not finished yet but are rent
ed to Boomer Burke, All engineer,
and Charley Ferguson, fireman,
running from Judith Gap to Billings.
These gentlemen will have their fam
lilies here next week.
A No. baled hay for sale at STAN
ley Brothers livery stable.
d. W. Lippincott' new home will
be ready to move into next week.
Hamm's cold storage building is
quite a structure. 1t will be COM
pleted next week.
Lee Hoagland will have two more
residences built OH his lot on Third
avenue right away.
Livingston Case, one of the new
homesteaders at Yale, was in the city
today on his way to DesMoines, Iowa,
on a visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dolan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Schiller, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jewell,
the latter from Moore, will take
Christmas dinner with Judge and
Mrs. Balm.
Ed Taylor and Roy and Will Stan
ley returned this week from several
days hunting trip in the Snowies.
Two nice deer were brought back by
the party.
Dave Sherma Pat Duffy and Ed
Mcdonald, al good citizens of judi
it'll Gap, were in Lewistown the first
of the week buying Christmas goods,
and other things.
Mrs. s. b. Twist and son Paul left
Wednesday morning for the Twist
ranch near Lewistown, where they
will reside for month before return
ing to this city.
Charles Huttine of Deertield, Fer
gus county, one of the prosperous
ranchers at that place, was in the city
Thursday on his way to his old home
in Tennessee to spend the holidays.
II. A. White left yesterday for La
Moure, N. d., to spend the holidays
with his family. Mrs. White is in
very poor health, and Mr.. White will
not return until she is able to be
moved.
ID. G. Hays of saltwater, Oklaho-
ma, has purchased Stone restaurant,
and will conduct it OH the boarding
house order. His son Frank and
daughter Agnes have filed on good
claims in lola.
George Scambler received a tele-
gram Wednesday that his wife was
seriously i'll at her sisters home in
Spokane. George, left yesterday
morning for Spokane and will be alb
sent indefinitely.
Gurley Brothers livery stable is
fast nearing completion, and the boys
will have their horses here in a short
time. They will then begin the cree
ton of their s-room dwelling and will
have it finished before February.
For SALE.-A three-room house
and lot for 5000; $3.50 cash, balance
$40 a month until paid. This is Il
good, cheap plan III which to secure
home for yourself. Apply to p. l..
Schiller, Judith Gap.
Stones big brick general store is
now receiving the interior finishing
touches. The hardwood floors are
being put down, and the steel ceilings
will be put OH next week. The build
ing will be ready for occupancy about
the first of the year.
Charley Porter, an old timer of
the Judith Basin, was in the city to-
day. Charley has a big farm near
HObsOn, on which he raised 1000
bushels of wheat last year. He says
this coming year he will be prepared
to beat this record by several thous-
and bushels.
Mrs. A. F. Hanson, the milliner of
LewistOwn, is thinking of selling out
there and removing to Judith Gap,
where she will engage in the MILL
merry business. Mrs. Hanson and her
son. "A. H. ,have adjoining claims near
this town, upon which they will have
to make residence next summer.
A bunch of seven South Dakota
hustlers arrived here this week look
ing for homesteads. They are friends
of George II. Root and called on that
gentleman at his farm home yester-
day. That George will see that they
are located in this vicinity goes with
out saying.
States Attorney w. l.. Ford was in
Judith Gap Wednesday. He was on
his way to Lewistown to persuade
Judge Cheadle to hold an extra term
of court in White Sulphur Springs il
January, in order that two criminals
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