Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-12-26


was called and placed him at ease.
Don't forget the big dance next
Wednesday.
E. w. Weber came to town on
Monday suffering from constant hic-
coughs. He started with them on
Friday evening and continued until
Tuesday without intermission. DR..
Cans used every means known to
science to make the man sneeze. IN
that action OH the part of one suffer.
ing from hiccoughs invariably cures.
Bard dance next Wednesday.
6. W. Jennings was in town the
first of the week from Garneill.
Mark Bacon and family have NOV
ed into the Albert Heglie ranch home
on Hopley until he can erect a house
on his homestead.
Farm for Sale.-Owing to other
matters which require my attention,
! will sell my l6O-acre farm at bar
gain. Terms. w. \. Barley. IT
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. q. Donovan who
have been visiting at the Pero ranch
home for the past month returned to
their home at Lansford, n. d., last
week.
Carl Lewis, a brother-in-law of
George Finch's has closed deals with
DR.. j. f. Taylor and II. E. Webb,
both of Buda, Ill.,, for the lease of
their places east of town. Mr.. Lew
is is All experienced farmer and has
stock with which to make farming on
this land great success.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Springer and
baby left the first Of the week for
Arkoe, Mo-, where they will spend
the holiday season with friends and
relatives. Carl Olson, a homestead.
er in the neighborhood of the Spring
er ranch, will look after the stock
during their absence.
Mrs. Geo. S. Haynes and son,
Mark, and Miss Edith Stone returned
Sunday from the home of their par
ents at COmstock, Neb. Miss Stone
has been absent since August. She
spent considerab BILE of the time since
then visiting with relatives in Lon
don, England.
Lester McClelland and Howard and
Thomas Dawson went to the Belts
Saturday and brought home a load
of Christmas trees. One large one
was given to the Congregational Sun
day school. The others being dis
tributed around town to anyone who
wanted them.
Sam GilmOur, a cousin of W. l..
McClelland, visited in the city last
week from Great Falls. where he
conducts a blacksmith shop. Mr..
McClelland and Mr.. Gilmour have
not seen each other for over thirty
years and then only by the chance re-
mark of a friend of both, when he
mentioned to Mr.. McClelland some
thing that Sam Gilmour had done.
Mr.. McClelland at once started to in
vestigate which Sam Gilmour it was
and at last learned that it was his
cousin and boyhood companion OF
youthful days in Canada.
William Fisher. a brother of Ed
ward A. Fisher who died in Harlow
town on Thanksgiving from the eff
fects of jumping from the third story
window in the Graves hotel while
delirious from typhoid fever, was .
guest of Frank Murphy on the Bower
ranch the latter part of last week
He came out to secure affidavits az
to the manner in which his brother
came to his death. He was taken u
with the country quite as much a
his brother had been, aud it is quit
possible he may locate here.
At the meeting of the Farmers
Telephone company on Monday i
the Journal office it was decided tina
it would be necessary to call anothe
meeeing in the near future at whic
all of the signers should be present
At the next meeting the orders fo
material will undoubtedly be place.
Manager William Burghart of til
local exchange attended the meetin
at the request Of the members of til
; new line and gave the gentleme
present some valuable informati0
in connection with the erection of Il
new line.
o. IIalvorson, Rudolph and \
) Glauser, Of Corsica. 5. D., and J.
Jensen, of Mitchell, were in the ci,
: on the latter part of last week. NJ
3 Jensen is one Of the South Dakota