Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-07

Win the size arm OF snow plOW, III
tlicting bad but not dangerous
wound. Yashiaki was at once accom-
panied to DR.. McCullough's offices,
where he received professional SER
vices.
Attorney Husband of Harlowton,
was in the city the first of the week,
enroute from visit with the old folks
in eastern North Dakota to his
adopted Montana town.
Oliver Readel, :the popular jeweler,
moved into his new quarters lin the
Barteau block on west Main street.
Mr.. Readel has materially enlarged
his stock and has added some beauti-
full fixtures to his equipment.
William Piepho expects to leave to-
morrow to resume his work at Butte.
His brother Roberts hands have suf-
ffcently recovered from the burning re-
ceived Christmas afternoon to enable
him to attend to his local business.
{. \. McAllister came in from his
$1,000 ranch west of town We.lnastlay.
Mae says he spends most of his time
on the ranch getting meals, but has
formulated Il set of plans for The COM
ing spring that will greatly enhance
the value oi his property.
George Dutlield. Snowy mountain
rancher, returned last week from
Lewistown, where he made five year
proof on an excellent quarter OF land
near the SnoWias. Owing to the
stormy conditions prevailing since his
return, he remained in the city sever
al days before being able to return to
his ranch property.
c. II. Seaman Of Minneapolis, a
brother OF tie late George Seaman.
arrived in The city Tuesday from Gin
cin"tt!, where he was at the time of
receiving the news Of tn" sudden
death Of his brother. Mr.. Seaman
left the following day for Helena. at
which point he will probably locate
in the interests Of the Proctor & Gam
BE company Of ivor, soap fame.
Count a. a. Freseman left w eslnes-
day ior l6bson 70 go into executive
session with All owner OF ii carload of
hay. Tie recent incleMent weather
mas been raising havoc with the jack
rabbits on the Counts holdings near
Nihiil. and lie believes carload Of
hay will relieve their pres.n, critical
condition.
The London Times saws of noted
Eng'ishma:: Lord Lister name is
perhaps more widely honored over the
whole world for his unra rallaled ser
vices to mankind, than that oi any
living man. DO YOU recall this
noted man? Can you name his great
service to mankind? In fact. did you
ever before hear of him.
Tie Okla postotlicc service was dis
continued the first Of The year. This
change WAS made because of the new
owners, represented in this vicinity
by II. :. Green af Milwaukee. not de
STING to l.?ai:t.i;, tl.n ot'ica in I've
ranch house. The Okla postotlice has
for many years occupied quart ers in The
residence of the home ranch on What
is known as the Bowers property.
The Judith GAP mail service, however,
is within easy access Of all those
formally getting mail 1T Okla, and the
change will not be an Inconvenience.
Frank Nj. PHuison. head cashier OF
! the Mutual Life Insurance company
Of New York, sued for Il divorce.
naming Chlnaman rs CO. respondent.
His wife has appeared in Il card say
ing that while there is nothing wrong
between her and sun Chang that she
loves Sun Chang more than her hus-
band that he is Such Il Sweet China
man! This will be encouraging news
to those who think American women
are moi as interested in the heather
rs they shhuld be.
The Journal is in :acaip; of the TO-
lowing announcement from Rev. J I.
! Phillip AnshutZ, the missionary Epis-
copal minister: 81 Shall not be in
Hedges during the month of January
| for services. | am cancel!ins al my
January appointing as ! shall BE-
in st. Panl, Minneapolis, Omaha and
other points dnring that month adj
dressing missionary meetings in the
interest of my work. | shall resume
my schedule in February as usual
! and be IN LEDGE on my regular date
for that month"
The first duty of Il good citizen is to
abuse the ia lroads! However, it is
worth saying that railroad men and
railroads are entitled to a little SYM
pathy during such wealhlras we have
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