Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-14

roundhouse here. She brought
number of Chihuahua dogs with her
which have created quite little ex-
element owing to the smallness and
colors of the little animals.
Benny Lunceford. local agent for
Billings Laundry Co. Laundry call
ed for and delivered. Prompt SER
vice.
Geo. S. Haynes purchased the
homestead of Mrs. e. A. Hubbard in
11-17 this week.
d. c. Hays is in the city from Ske-
dee, Okla. He will make proof to-
morrow on the homestead of his
daughter, Agnes, deceased.
Read the c. A. Cowan auction ad
IN this issue. Remember the date
Nov. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Thompson expect
to leave soon for Portland, Ore,
where they will visit with daughter
for the winter.
Miss Rose Pero is looking after the
books in the local offices Of the Mon
tana Lumber company.
In the last issue we made mention
of the fact that the White Sulphur
postoffice was still cancelling letters
under date of 1912. You will notice
that they have at last caught up with
the times by examining a postmark.
Remember the Bert Spencer auction
sale on next Monday.
q. F. Deyarmon and Lewis w.
Phillips closed a real estate deal
Friday morning whereby Mr.. Deyar-
mon becomes the owner of Mr.. Phil
lips 2OO-acre ranch in 1914. The
consideration was over $50 an acre.
Mrs. f. l.. Morrison who has
charge of the telephone exchange at
Harlowton will leave in the near flu
ture for her former home in New
York state.
j. A. Nickle is back from Coffee
Greek in the northwest corner of Fer
| gus county where he spent week or
ganizing bank. He was very sue
cessful and the prospects are bright
for bank in that town shortly after
the first of the year with Mr.. Nickle
at the head.of it.
Bert Spencer's auction on Monday
Nov. II.
Charlie BarrOws, who owned a fine
section of land on the west bank of
Hopley, sold out last week. At this
time we have not been able to learn
of the particulars. of the deal.
The !.ibrarb club will meet at the
home of Mrs. S. j. Small on Tuesday
| afternoon.
A. F. Plottner sold his ranch south
west Of here about two weeks ago to
&. G. Riedeman of Onawa, la. Mr..
Riedeman is brother of c. B. Riede-
man Of this city, who handled the
deal.
George J. Rice was appointed as
agent in this city for the Continental
Oil company the first of the week
to succeed +. f. Barrows.
L. w. Phillips and A. F. Plottner
were visitors in White Sulphur last
week where they enjoyed the baths.
Mr.. Plottner has visited many springs
but he is of the opinion that the
White Sulphur Springs cannot be ex-
celled.
We have it on good authority that
negotiations under way for a perform
ance in our city about Dec. 6 by that
pleasing musical organization-The
Schubert Symphony Club and Lady
quartette, of Chicago. Many of our
readers have heard of this popular
company and no doubt everyone
knows of the high favor in which it's
"a years of success has placed it..
The great variety and excellence of
this company's program has endeared
it to the hearts of American music
lovers, until today it stands undoubt-
eddy first in their affections. Their
new program is said to be the best
they have ever presented.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. E. BarrOws and
children left for HarlowtOn on Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Barrows and
the children will spend the winter
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Deck
er, on the ranch near Harlowton.
Mr.. Barrows will leave in a few days
for Aberdeen, Idaho, where he will
spend few days, and from there he
will 60 to Edmonds. WASH, where he
owns property. He intends to return