Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-23

clip this year ut 4 big margin over 70
cents. Sheep men are confident that
wool will bring Is cents pound be-
fore fall.
Smoke the Harlowton Favorite and
the Red Seal Cigars.
Judge Balm returned Tuesday from
\ several days business visit ut Bill
lings. where he was in the interests of
the Hamms Brewing company. which
firm he represents in this city.
+. q. Wortlen, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone l27, I.ewistOwn.
Mrs, AnOla Martin has secured the
position as teacher of the country
school near her homestead in the
Swimming Wom:;, creek country, and
will begin the summer term about the
first Of May.
Mrs. George Scambler returned last
week from Independence, Missouri,
where she had been visiting with her
mother for some time. Her mother
will soon leave for the Gap.
u. G. Hay has purchased a lot near
the Journal Office OH East Main street
and has let a contract to +. l.. Schiller
for the erection Of Il "a 30 restaurant
building. The place will be ready for
business within ten days.
Abraham Olsen, who has Il ranch
east of town, purchased fifty bushels
of seed potatoes Tuesday. Abraham
says he will he prepared to furnish all
Judith Gap and nearby smaller towns
with the choicest potatoes this fall.
Robert Jameson, better known as
the maple Leaf Kid who was
braking on the Great Northern from
the Gap to Billings, has been trans
ferred to Great Falls. His many
friends here will regret to learn of his
departure.
Sunny Brook whiskey-as delight
fnl as its name. Pioneer Saloon.
Mrs. +. {. Piepho arrived last week
to join her husband and they have
gone to housekeeping over the drug
store. Robert Piepho is also here,
and the brothers are waiting patient
ly for the drug store to be finished
and the stock Of goods to arrive.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. W. Lippincott and
daughter Ida returned Monday from
LaMOure, North Dakota, where they
have been visiting for some time past.
Mr.. Lippimcott's father, L. w., ac-
cOmpanied them on their return trip
and will remain here indefinitely.
l.. r. Mckee, a prosperous rancher
near the Little Belts, is blowing 40
acres which he will SOW to oats and
spring rye. Mr.. Mckee has ordered
a llart-Parr gasoline traction engine
and plOws, ETC., and expects to be
busy tuning over the sod with his
new outfit about the last OF May.
Gilman Tenney, the Chicago boy
who is now living the simple life on a
claim south of town, was Il business
visitor ut the Gap recently. Gil has
been busy the last month getting fence
posts and fuel out OH the mountains,
but has now commenced blowing for
his spring grains.
II. l.. Bills left yesterday for Rice
Lake, Wis. On April 2sth the cere-
mony will be performed that will make
Miss Clara Thompson Mrs. II. l..
Bills for life. The newly welded
couple will leave that evening for st.
Paul, where they will remain for sew
eral days, arriving here about the 5th
Of May.
Snidow Bros. Of Billings, yesterday
purchased 5000 sheep from the Sage
Greek Sheep company, who has its
home ranch near Stanford. The jun
ior member Of the purchasing firm
was in the city several days this week
awaiting the arrival of the band. The
delivery and counting TRANSFERRED here.
The sheep will be taken to Billings. o
Deputy Sheriff Ed Taylor tried his
hand Wednesday at riding a broncho
owned by Stanley Bros. Saddling him
mp. Ed led the cayuse out of the barn
and bravely swung his leg over the
saddle. After the critter made Il hop,
skip and jump, and few fancy side
lnnges. the rider thought he would
play safe. 50 he pulled leather. Ed
stayed with him. all right while in
town.
j. II. Thompson. who ran Il restau-
rant ut Three Forks, Montana, but
sold out recently, has decided to go
into business in good town and has
leased a portion OF Clarence stones
corner lot next to the Journal office
for restaurant building. lie will
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