Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-01
Walter Hard. Proprietor

back of the Montana Bar and over
turned the wagon, and thus releasing
the reach, dashed over the sidewalk
with the front wheels of the wagon.
No particular damage was done to
either team, wagon or harness.
For Sale. At prices that are right.
IS head of well broke horses ranging
in weight from 1000 to 100 pounds.
j. +. SOden. 81
Mrs. II. M. Mckenzie, who was
quite i'll the first part of the week is
getting along very nicely at present.
n. n. Nelson was in the city from
Hedgesville on Tuesday and Wednes-
dav.
GO Ambrose Dunn-contractor and
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Chasles C.
Stayton on Monday afternoon. July
p, 1913, a daughter.
E. G. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tiOnal block, phone 127, Lewistown.
Mrs. j. A. Heron returned this
week from Palisades, Colo, where
she was called q month ago by the
illness of her mother.
Horse for Sale.-Good, 1900 pound
work horse ut reasonable price,.
A. Burgess. $3.50
John F. Murphy and daughter, Miss
Mary, returned on Tuesday from
several days visit with Mr.. Murphy's
sons at Flax.
Mrs. W. A. Dodder met with a
painful accident last Thursday. She
was driving down a hill when the
horse became frightened and bolted,
throwing her out and badly spra;ning
her ankle.
County Commissioner F. s. Web
ster was in town Wednesday from
Shawmut. He drove over and spent
considerable time viewing the roads
throughout the trip. He was accom-
panied by Mrs. Webster.
Mrs. Frank Cook and baby daugh-
ter, Alma, Of Winfield, KAN, are Wis.,
iting at the John Dolan home. Mrs.
Cook was formerly Miss Lena Men,
denhall and was well known in this
section.
Chas. E. Peterson, of Espanola,
Wash, is visiting at the j. L. Carl
1 nj, H. nd 1No 1n
country. Crops are looking as good
here as any place he has been along
the Milwaukee. Mr.. Peterson is a
rural mail carrier in Washington.
Homer Robinson, who has been vi
sitting with his uncle and aunt. Mr..
and Mrs. Gust Nordstrum on the
ranch southeast of town for the past
two months LETT on Wednesday. He
will spend short time visiting rela.
tives in Rugby, n. d.. before return
ing to his home at Blanchardville,
Wis.
County Attorney C. A. Linn OF
White Sulphur Servings is scheduled
for speech at the Eastern Montana
Bar association meeting at Hunters
Hot Springs on August II and II
The subject assigned to Mr.. Linn is
"Should Women Enter the Lega
Profession?" We will await the da,
upon which Mr.. Linn expounds upol
this topic and shall endeavor to Civ
our readers the views he takes of tn
question.
J Call the children's attention to TIN
big commission offer of the Journal
1t is advertised in this issue. This i
something good and it is not going t.
, last long. They will need some poe
k ct money when school starts an
what better way could they have 0
getting it than by taking advantage Q
4 the big commission offer.
: Miss Rubye Gordon, who has bee
teaching school on Careless creek
has accepted position as clerk i
e the G. II. Stone store.
q Mrs. Mcmillan left last Saturda
;. for Great Fail where she will spen
two weeks with her husband, who
employed in the Boston u MOntan
> smelter.
d Mrs. T. J.. Gossett and childre
k spent several days last week at tn
IL Ed. Mcdonald ranch in the SnOwie
! The editor of the Journal has r
= ceived many compliments on II
scheme inaugurated last week wher
by q large number of school childrt
u can earn q few extra dollars beto
u school starts.
le G., Y. Zirkle was here Sunday fro