Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-31

Ward is an experienced automobile
man and has decided to do any auto
mobile repairing or Overhauling
wanted done while here. He Is anti
cipating big deer hunt also before
the season closes.
For Sale.-A good sewing machine.
Inquire at Journal office.
A. NJ. Bratton was caller at the
Journal office yesterday where he
paid up his subscription to the Jour-
nal for another year.
Clint Dye and n. c. Lamberton
went to Great Falls this week where
they intend to secure work with the
Great Northern.
The Lutheran ladies' aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. T. Thompson on
the ranch two miles southeast OF
town on Wednesday, Nov. 5. Every
one interested is cordially invited to
attend whether they be members of
the aid or not.
Taken up.-One dark bay mare with
white hind legs. Weight about 1900.
Has been in my pasture ana about
my buildings for the past three weeks.
Owner may have same by paying for
tins notice and any other charges
that may be incurred by me. Andrew
Olson, 3 miles west of Judith Gap.
The deputy sheriff from Broadview
was in the city on Tuesday evening
for a prisoner. He returned the same
evening on freight.
G. r. Stone is erecting store
building in the rear of his brick
building, which will have 4 twenty
five foot front similar to the one on
the hardware department. The new
building will be used as furniture
store and will he under the supervi-
sion of Harry Keen.
A letter from Charles w. Davidson
in which he inclosed u check for an
other years subscription to the Jour-
nal was received from North Platte,
Neb. He reported that his wife had
been dangerously low with typhoid
! fever but was well on the road to
recovery at the time he wrote.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Plottner will
leave today or tomorrow. MIR. Plott-
ner will 60 to Pocatello, Idaho, where
he will work for the winter. On
his way he will spend few days at
Aberdeen. Mrs. Plottner will 60 to
Minneapolis where she will spend the
winter with her mother.
Mrs. A. F. Plottner sold her furn-
ishings in the Hays rooming house to
Mrs. Bertha Duncan the first of the
week and has also turned over the
lease for the property which she had
with Ar. and Mrs. u. G. HAYS. Mrs.
Duncan will conduct the roominR
house i'll the future and it goes with
out saying that it will be held up tc
the high standard at which Mrs
PlOttner kept it.
Thomas Kent the young son of Mr.
and Mrs. Jas. p. Kent, has finished 8
course in taxidermy and has mum
Der of animals and birds prepared il
their lifelike positions. Tom is I
natural taxidermist and in another
year he will be prepared to do al
such work for the residents of this
section.
o. F. Deyarmon and Jack Davis
returned on Monday evening from ;
five week pleasure trip to the coast
They went out via Butte, SPOKANE
and Seattle and spent the large por
ton of their time in California. The.
liked the coast country fine, but from
all appeara1 ces they are more thai
satisfied with the Judith Gap section
and will be for some time to come.
A school has been established OF
the west bank of Hopley creek i'll tn
Okla school district. At the presen
time school is being held in the home
stead cabin of Charles Larrabee
Miss LaMay is in charge Of the tie
or more children who attend and vii
conduct the school until Christina
time at least.