Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-15

zyear awaiting y trial and he could
see no better way of getting even
than by threatening to shoot him.
Get a letter file at the Journal Office
SOC.
Mrs. w. b. Vinton, mother of Mrs.
| John A. Kierstead, will leave tomor-
row for White Sulphur Springs where
she will spend short time visiting
her son.
For Sale. At prices that are right.
10 mead OF well broke horses ranging
IN weight from 1000 to 100 pounds.
d. Il. SO0en. 81
William Lynch and Pat Crowley,
his brother-in-law, were here Friday
and Saturday of last week in the in
terests of the estate of Dennis j.
Lynch. They left Saturday for Hav-
re, where they spent Sunday as the
guest Mr.. Lynch's cousin before re-
turning to their home at Chatfield,
MINI.
j. R. Balm was in town from Bill.
lings Wednesday.
John Dolan and J. Granberg autoed
to Moore Wednesday evening.
Miss Mary sollie left for st. Paul
Tuesday where she will visit for some
time with her sister.
John A. Kierstead was in from the
ranger station in the Snowies We'd
nesday.
O. Ambrose Dunn-contractor and
builder. Work satisfactory to owner.
Harry Jones, formerly 4 boiler
maker at the local shops, has started
firing out of Great Falls.
Judge John A. Mathews is holding
a short term OF court at White Sui
phur Springs this week.
E. G. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone 127, Lewistown.
The stallion, "Kinsel Lad" owned
by Art Coslet died last Friday NOR
ming at the Carl Linn ranch. He was
volued at s25OO.
Homesteads, Accomplishments, and
decided lands. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. See r. J. Thompson or inquire
at the Journal office.
G. l.. Gordon and his daughters are
residing on the homestead west of
town.
For Sale.-One good Red Pole
mllch COW, fresh this fall.-Geo. j.
Rice.
Miss Bertha Small returned Tues
day from two months visit with
friends and relatives in numerous
points in North Dakota, Minnesota,
and Iowa. Miss Small will again as
sumo her duties as a teacher in the
local schools the first of the month.
DR.. p. E. Thompson, dentist, will
be here on Saturday. Office with DIR.
Cans. 39tf
Marion Small, editor of the H edges
Herald was in the city Tuesday. He
left Wednesday accompanied by his
sisters, Misses Susan and Bertha,
for kalispell to attend the Montana
State Press Association meeting.
Wanted.-Old rags, must be clean,
&c pound. Journal office.
Alfred Torrel having closed deal
the deal the first Of the week for the
sale OF his land south of town to Glen
Bills, left Wednesday for Cambridge
Minnesota. where he will attend to
business matters for thirty days be-
fore returning here.
George S. Haynes made a business
trip to Garneill Wednesday.
Dr. Mckinley, representing Nc
kinley-Savage Optical company of
Butte will make his next visit here
August 1926. DR.. Mckinley is we'll
known here having made this terri
tory fol five years. Any one needing
glasses will be very we'll satisfied
as he guarantees his work. No
charge for examination.
Arthur A. Coslet, whose Shire
stallion. "Kinsal Lad" No. 7726
died last Friday. carried one thous-
and dollars insurance on the valuable
animal in the Montana Livestock &
Casualty Insurance company. This
company whose home office is in Hell
ena, paid the loss in full on Tuesday,
just four days after the death of the
horse. Such commendable prompt
ness will win friends for this COM
pany.