Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-20
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For Sale.-About q dozen Bronze
turkey hens.-C. Huntsman. 1t
A little boy arrived at the home Of
MIR. and Mrs. +. f. Barrows last
Sunday. Mr.. Barrows il stepping
quite high and wears that smile that
refuses to come of.
f.. G. Worden, lawyer, First T.
lonal block. phone 127. Iewistown.
Gus Nordstrum has completed the
front of the G. r. Stone hardware
building and it certainly adds to the
appearance Of Main street.
w. H. Smith, lawyer, Lewistown.
Your business will be appreciated. 80
Nels Hanson has moved into the
old Murphy boarding house from his
homestead east of this city. He has
received employment on the G.. N.
Feed Grinding:-I am prepared to
grind feed on my ranch &c Of the city.
W. l.. Nichols. 4-8
Walter Hard sent out his 1913 cal
enders this week to his friends, and
the artistic feature OF the souvenir
appeals to all. Walter is one of the
wide awake business men of Judith
Gap.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lewistown
Steam Laundry Rough Dry.-tc pound.
Pbttner's, next to posteffice.
Glen Waite returned from Seattle
this week. He has been working for
a railroad in the coast city for some
time, but did not like it out there
and returned to the farm.,,.....,
Taken up.-A red heifer, With,
white face. Came to my place about
and pay charges and take the animal
away. f. Wiling, II miles west of
Judith Gap. 6-S+
The Denton brothers and II c.
Reynolds and daughter. Vida, expect
to leave Saturday for a visit with
relatives in old Tennessee. They will
spend the winter among the old
home folks.
Charles f. Larrabee made commu-
tatiOn proof on his homestead in Sec
ton 18-lO-14 before Commissioner
Small. Monday. The improvements
show an expenditure Of about $1,000.
1t is a good farm.
Nels Hanson. Gust A. Nordstr rum
and Rollan Lawrence have bought
lots in the new residence addition to
Judith Gap and intended to have
three comfortable homes finished as
soon as the weather will permit.
Let the good work 60 on.
J. II. Lackey says he has not NOV
ed into town, but that Mrs. Lackey
and the children are camping out"
five days in the week so that his chill
dren can attend school. If he could
lind a suitable house in which to live
he would gladly move into the town
and reside during the winter.
Among the handsome calendars re-
ceived at the Journal office none are
more acceptable each year than the
very serviceable mammoth one sent
by the First National Bank of Lewis
town. It is substantial as well as
servlceable-like the bank that sends
it out.
John F. Murphy, accompanied by
his daughter, Mrs. Will Griffith. and
her son John, of Straw, left the first
Of the week on an extended visit with
relatives and friends around Milwau.
kee and Chicago. They will spend
the HOLIDAYS at the home of Charlie
Conlan at Grants Center, Iowa.
w. A. Edwards made commute
tien proof on his homestead before
Commissioner Small Monday. Hit
claim is in four sections in lila. and
is valuable piece Of land. Mr.. Ed
wards is hard working boy aud de-
serves the best there is.
Lee Beatty, a brakeman on thu
Great Northern, was injured few
dogs ago while switching in the lOca
yards. He was struck by car. DR.
Cans was called and dressed tn,
wounds. which are not serious, am
the injured man was taken to hi
home in Great Falls to recuperate.
The Security State Bank of judith
Gap is presenting its patrons, ant
that includes everybody in this sec