Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-11
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II. NJ. Hanson is OH the sick list
this week.
Amy Mendenhall has a severe iritis
of the eye which is giving him con-
sidera BILE trouble.
Win a 81 piece, hollow handle Rod
gers 1S47 silver set 1T DeyarnOn's.
Miss Bertha Small has been i'll this
week with tOnsilitis.
Seed For Sale-GOOd flax. blue stem
wheat, and three kinds of potatOes.-
Abraham Olson.
G. b. Riedeman was a visitor at
White Sulphur Springs last week.
House for rent.-Abraham Olson.
Albert Sorenson returned last week
and will again assist Ingolf Birkeland
with the gasoline tractor.
Wanted: 1000 acres of blowing.
Can give figures on guaranteed work.
Write Ingolf Birkeland, Judith
Gap. lift
Reinert Thompson and Albert Heg-
lie were city visitors Sunday and
Monday from Hopley. Mr.. Heglie
will leave for Canada where he will
look up u business location.
County Assessor Jas. II. Stewart
announces that any and all property
belonging t Q Il party or parties on or
before the first Monday in March is
to be assessed to said parties unless
it is specifically understood that the
purchaser shall nay the taxes.
Mrs. Belle II. Feemster, mother of
Mrs. Henry c. Acker, is expected to
return to Judith Gap the latter part
Of April. She has spent the winter
with Mrs. Moffet-Green at Madison,
Wisconsin, and is now visiting her
son ut Galesburg, Ill.
o. G. Richardson, a brother-in-law
of Dick Chapman's, returned last
Friday from Bethany. Mo. He will
20 onto his ranch east of town and
start spring work Immediately.
=. r. Rossman returned from Gren-
wood, Wis, about ten days ago and
is already prepared to farm his
Snowy mountain ranch again this
summer.
A. l.. Rossman and family returned
last Friday from Cass Lake and Be-
mill, Mimi. Mr.. Rossman was in
charge of about Il thousand men in
the logging woods of Minnesota dur
ing the winter
Treygve Birkeland returned last
Friday from Warwick, n. d., where
he spent the winter at the home of
his parents.
Col. Harry G. Fries was in the city
Saturday from Straw and conducted
the John DOlan sale on the ranch.
| Col. Fries is a graduate of the Mis-
souri, School Of AuctiOneering and he
is a good one too.
The John DOlan sale, which con-
sisted principally of machinery and
farm tools last Saturday was very
good and everyone was pleased with
the results.
Mrs. Jewell and baby were guests
4 the John DOlan home on Meaghel
street the first of the week.
The Picketts played to full house
last night, aud the audience was very
we'll pleased. Dave and Alice Pickett
well deserve the patronage.-J. f
Skyles, opera house manager, White
Fish, Mont.
Deputy Sheriff Rice is making pre-
parations to move his family back t.
the ranch the latter part of the week
Tonight the Judith Gap I.ibrar!
blub will put on one of the best ant
most high class musical entertain
ments ever heard in this section. TIL
ladies in charge have devoted a larg
portion of their time toward makin'
the musical grand success. Th
ladies' and gentlemen taking part hav
practiced long and earnestly AM
everyone is assured of Il musical treat
There was store in Il small town
no matter where, just Off the mai
street, and for years it had been
failure. 1t had had several owners
and all were glad to get out of Tn
place after short try ut making pay
Then man came along without niue
cash, but u good head. He put tw