Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-09-03

"Hoie Cdinp was pltcneO Tor the night.
The lake, situated about mile and a
half from the head Of the creek. is at
tanned by following bride path
that is very steep in places, but the
members of the party were amply re-
pald for their efforts when reaching
the lake. by enjoying the use of two
skitfs and beholtling the rugged, weird
and beautiful scenery that surrounds
that body of cold sparkling water.
The lake is about a quarter Of Il mile
wide and three-quarters long. On
the return trip the party stopped at
the Garneill hotel, and many thanks
are due to Landlord She'll and his
estimable family for the true Scotch
hospitality shown
For Sale. - \ good steel range.
cheap. :. Antoine.
KEY. Armstrong will hold services
IN the Nj. +. church here on Sunday,
September 18th.
Now Is the time to bring in your
laundry in order to have it ready for
September 18th. Pioneer BarberShop.
Frank Hays left last week for Big
Timber, this state, where he has ac-
cepted position as teacher in the
city schools.
Make our place your headquarters
on september 18TH. Plenty of room
Tor extra coats, bundles, etc. Pioneer
Saloon.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Meara have
disposed OF their rooming house here
and have returned to their former
home at Minot. y. ID.
Rev. y. Coslet was taken to the
hospital ut Great Falls the first of the
week to undergo an operation. He
has been sick for several weeks.
X. l.. johnson, the lIarlowton de-
corator, was here the first of the week
on business. He says that a large
delegation will be here from the
Musselshell town on the 18th to help
celebrate.
Roscoe Lewis, forest ranger of the
west end Of the Snowies, will be in
Judith Gap, Wednesday, September
18th. All who wish to secure timber
permits or to renew old ones, should
j., see him that day.
For Sale.-A team of bay mares.
100 pounds each, and years old:
one mare $ years old, 1900 pounds.
and colt; one sorrel horse, weight
1850, 5 years old; a team of mares.
and years old, 1000 pounds each:
two geldings, 4 and years old, weight
200 pounds, for sale ut reasonable
prices and terms. Apply to Charles
Conlan, Judith Gap, Mont.
Last Friday evening Lewis Martin,
while chopping wood on his home
stead near Swimming Woman creek,
met with a painful accident that
might have proved fatal. The double
bitted axe lie was using bounded from
the log and struck him on the right
temple, intiicting an ugly wound. He
was brought to Judith Gap, and DR..
Moffet sewed up the wound.
Last Friday II. d. Jones, manager
Of the Montana Lumber yards ut
Judith Gap, received telegram that
his son, Ronald Douglas, was dead.
The grief stricken father left the
same evening for Toplatch, Idaho,
where his son and daughter had been
living with relatives since the death
of Mrs. Jones last fall, to attend the
funeral. Ronald Douglas Jones was
the first child born in Judith Gap.
and at the time of his death was not
quite a year old. Mr.. Jones will re-
turn this week, bringing his daughter,
Olivia, with him, and will go to house
keeping in his residence near the
lumber yard. A married sister had
been taking care Of the children in
Idaho since last fall, and was prepar-
ing to return with them when the
little lad was summoned to the silent
beyond.