Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-03-29

evatOr ut LewistOwn are the owners
of this seed.
The "New Barber Shop" next to
the pOst-Ofiice. Good Work. 17tf
Patrick Murphy is spending few
days at the ranch home of his son
Frank, near Straw.
f. G. Worden, lawyer, First T.
ional block, phone lei. Lewistown.
Sheriff Aaron Ray was one of the
visitors at the Harlowton county di.
vision banquet last Saturday night,
and reports having had good time.
Mrs. Laura Harmed has taken
charge of the Stone rooming house
and has fitted up the apartments in
first class shape, making the place
very desirable one at which to stop.
Breaking.-FOr first class mold
board team breaking, see G. A. Nc.
Allister Judith Gap. 15tf
p.J. Murphy sold the Louis La
France steam engine, which he re-
Gently purchased ut sheriff sale, to
Clyde Denton, last week, and also the
new Minneapolis farm tractor gas ell-
CINE to Frank A. Arth.
Will Stanley has been spending sew.
eral days in Judith Gap looking after
his realty interests here. lie is go
ing to be busy this summer on rail
road grading contracts ON the 500
road in North Dakota.
Fred Irish was in the city last
Thursday and reports having butch
cred 3-year-old steer some time ago
which dressed 1905 pounds. Mr..
Irish then disposed Of the beef among
the logging camps in the Snowies ut
net profit Of $1OO.GO.
Deputy Sheriff Aaron Ray was cal
led to nedgesville Sunday to look af-
ter Il man supposed to be crazy.
When he arrived there he discovered
that the cause for the rumor was
family row. and he ut once released
the man who had been held in custO.
dy awaiting the officers arrival.
The Lewistown orchestra will give
dance in Bain's hall on Tuesday
evening, April 9th. This will be the
first dance after Lent, and us the m,,-
sic will be good. and the dance under
tho best management, the attend
ance should be large.
Miss Clara Seng has rented the
Rledeman building. formerly oc-
cupied by the butcher shop, and has
fitted it up for Il bakery. Miss Seng
is an experienced baker and will carry
everything in the line of baking.
This is All industry that has been
greatly needed in Judith Gap, and
Miss Seng should receive the entire
patronage OF the town.
Ernest Haynes is visiting at the
home Of his brother George in this
city. Mr.. Haynes is an electrician
at Spokane, and is taking two
months vacation. He spent some
time visiting his parents at Clancy
and will remain here for Il week or
ten days. and may invest in some Of
the valuable farm lands in this vicin-
ity before he returns to Spokane.
Mrs. j. Il. Balm was called to Bill
lings the first Of the week OH account
of the serious illness of her husband,
who is in the hospital there being
treated for blood poisoning. from the
result of an old wound in his wrist.
The physicians think that the arm
will have to be amputated. During
Mrs. Bain's absence, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. +. Cain had charge OF the Gap
rooming house.
Hugh Jones, the :ancher and rail
road man, has spent the past two
months in the east, visiting relatives.
He visited at his home near Chicago,
and remained there until his father
and family got ready to ship to WASH
iEgton, where the elder Mr.. Jones
will engage in diversified farming,
and then accompanied them to their
destination.
Some of the ladies of Judith Gap
organized union recently known as
the Tabitha club. They will meet
at the Congregational church at p.
M. Friday, March 10Th. Every lady
interested is invited to be present at
this meeting as it will mean a help
and benefit to Judith Gap. The meet
ing will be addressed by Attorney Il.
5. Bills on the property rights of wo-
men in Montana.
The Evans summer resort on Hop
ley creek has undergone great many
changes this winter. Evans Bros.
have had Contractor John Null out
there enlarging the house. and now