Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-23

sign petition and alsp'to vote favor
ably on the question Of coming into
the new county. y
Farm loans, see Kelly Land & Loan
Co. HxrlOwtOn.
Dan Mcdonald went to Lewisto wn
Sunday to be present at the opening
of court Monday. He was subpOen-
ed rs a witness in a case from Straw.
Big Chicken Dinner at til.
Gap Hotel Grill SUNDAY.
W. l.. McClelland has his garage
completed and the first of the week
sent down to Hedges for the Giltinan
and Mccain cars which he will put
in condition for another season 8
travel.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the goth to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel
Il. r. Barrows of Alberta, Canada,
Isl new arrival in Judith Gap. He
has purchased the Chaussee residence
in which he will reside temporarily.
Ingolf Birkelaad, Flowing contract
or, work guaranteed. II
Bennne Lunceford, clerk in Beers
4 Haynes general store, is on the
sick list. being confined to his room
in the Stone block with severe at
tack OF rheumatism.
l am prepared to do all kinds of
blowing with teams. Am able to
plow between 9 and 10 acres u day.
Mold hoard or disk plOws. All work
guaranteed.-H. L. Widditield. 15tf
Fred fowler, an employee of the
Montana Lumber company and well
known in this city, dropped dead at
Hilger last Thursday from heart
failure.
Robert j. Horton, better known rs
"Sporticus. sporting editor of the
Great Falls Tribune, was in Judith
Gsp last Thursday on his way to
Lewistown for few days recreation.
Albert Bolick was in town Wednes-
DIV to meet his step-father, Chas.
Hossler Of Grandin, ~ d. Mr.. Hoss-
ler recently sold out his interests in
North Dakota and may invest some
money in the Judith Gap district.
$. e. Fisher returned Tuesday from
st. Joe. Mo-, where he has spent the
past two months visiting with rela-
tives. Mr.. Fisher reports that his
cousin, Ed Fisher, will return in
about month.
Ray Evans was in the city Tuesday
from the Evans brothers summer re-
sort and Iloply in the Belts. He
took out large load of lumber as
they are going to build several large
additions to their already commod-
iOus buildings. Contractor John
Mill is i'll charge OF the construction
work
Considerable snow fell Sunday and
Monday of this week, but the
warm rays Of the sun since that TIME
has caused Il great portion of the
beautiful" to disappear. The mild
weather continues to be delight to
residents OF this favored section of
the greatest state in the Union.
Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Bring returned
Sunday from Burbank, S. d., where
they were called sometime ago on ac-
count Of the serious illness OF Mr..
Brings mother. The elderly lady
has improved very fast the past two
weeks and is Oh the road to good
health again. Mr.. and Mrs. Bring
stopped ut points in Iowa and Ne
braska enroute but found no place to
compare with the Judith Gap country.
George J. ..Kice, Russell Harbit and
William Burgess have been ut the
head of Timber creek for some time
past gstting out their allotment of
timber. They spent Sunday on their
ranches and upon returning Tuesday
Mr.. Rice was accompanied by his
wife and one Of his boys. The men
anticipate an easy time as they Will
have no culinary troubles to contend
with.
On the last page of the Journal will
DO found notice from the clerk and
recorder that registry books of all
school districts in Meagher county
will be closed Tuesday, March 28tl,.
Those who desire to vote at the COM
ing school elections, both male and
female, must be registered before that
date If they live in this section Of the
county. The registrations must
reach the county seat before that day,
hence it will be necessary to regis
ter ut least three days before the 10Th
of March. There are few women reg
istered, and it beho0ves them to hurry
IT they want to have a voice in the