Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-17

shoppers in the city Tuesday from
their ranches southeast Of town.
For Sale.-Two old mares for sale
cheap. Apply TO e.. A. Hubbard.
p.J. and Jack Murphy. and Steve
Fennel were business visitors in
Hillings the latter part of last week.
w. II. Smith, lawyer, Lewistown.
Your business will be appreciated. 10
Joe DAILY was business visitor in
Lexistown last Saturday. He has
been contemplating putting y hack
line in that city.
E.G. Wortlen, lawyer, First =
ioi,al block. phone 127. Lowlstowh.
Oliver Readel, the over reliable
jeweler Of Judith Gap. left on q
Wednesday for Gull Lake. Sssk..
Canada. where no will visit ut the
home Of his father for about two
weeks. Before returning he will
visit in Lethbridge. Calgary and
/. Great Falls.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lswistsva
Stean Laundry Rsugh Dry-6c psund.
Plsttner's, aeyt = pestsffice.
Deputy Sheriff George Rice has
rented y portion of the Abraham
Olson house from Dick Chapman and
will move his family to the city with
in the next few days. Dir. Rice
found it almost impossible to have
his children attend school and live
on the ranch.
Strayed:--One COW branded p
strayed from q. n. stock yards
at Judith Gap on December II,
1912. Anyone knowing the where
abouts Of the animal should notify
II. W. Boulter, Il. n. Agent.
+. C. Metzger. well known in this
city rs one Of the big ranchers south
! Of the Snowies, was elected last fall to
y two year term Us county commits
sioher for Musselshell county. Mr..
Metzger is in \ position to be- OF
great aid to the settlers in the Rothie-
may district.
Please look over your old ciothe
Is am making . big reduction in the
prices Of cleaning, pressing and re-
pairing. When Spring comes will
be busy with new work and will
have to charge full price. 6.
MISS. Tailor.
Mrs. Oline Wiseman, who has been
the efficient assistant manager Of the
Gap Grill for the past two years,
left last Friday for Bellingham.
WASH, where she will make her
future home. uer son Irvine, accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Hanson to
Washington before the holidays and
remained with his grandmother un-
til his mother arrived.
Charles Is. Griffin, &. \. immigra-
ton agent for Montana. was a city
business visitor OH Tuesday. Mr..
GritliE is All old time railroad man III
Montana and is vitality interested in
obtaining good things for the peoplr
of the state. lie travels all over the
northwest but Montana is the main
object of his boosting at all times
and aftar he makes 4 few more trips
to our city he will undoubtedly boost
for our town as well as our state.
| Walter S. Blair WAS in town Mon.
day for the first time since he severed
his connections with the Mckenzie
Trading Co. lie reports life on the
homestead as being rather lonesome
after sojourning in town for severa
months and he is thinking very
seriously Of takisg unto himself !
wife. Young ladies who may b.
DESTROYS Of good husband and .
happy home cannot make q mistake
by getting acquainted with MIR. Blair
On last Saturday Deputy Sheriff
Rice delivered a telegram to I.este
f. I.illey. q rancher OH Careless
creek. notifying him Of the death O.
his brother in q coal mine on Rocl
creek about twelve miles out o
Moore. The deceased was about
forty years old and left wife and
child. He had been working tn
mine, which he had subleased. ant
; the roof fell upon him causing dealt
almost instantly. The body was re-
moved with little trouble rs Their
was only about two tons OF debr'
over it. Mr.. I.illey was born IL
Lewisburg. Union county. Pennsyl
val,ia, and had been resident OF TIL
state for some time.
The Christmas package which cam
to the local pOstOtlice without an
name by which it could he identified
and which was advertised in tn