Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-06

Deputy Rice notified the Wyoming
bank that Horton was at Harlowt0n
which resulted in his being taken in
to custody the second time at the in
stigation of Forsyth business men.
He has been bound over to the dis
trict court.
Wanted-Fifty head of horses all
kinds.-J. E. SOden.
Miss Katharine Nelson of Harvey,
N. D.. Is q guest ut the home III Mr. :
and Mrs. l.. J. Bulen.
The ladies' aid society will meet
with Mrs. John Dolan on next
Wednesday afternoon.
.. j. Antoine was business visit.
or in the city Monday and Tuesday
from his ranch near Hedgesville.
Uncle Charlie Francisco returned
Saturday from ten days business
visit at White Sulphur Springs.
August johnson, q bank cashier
from Warren, MIMI, spent several
days the first of the week rs the
guest of H. l.. Bills.
Contractor Deitrick of Moore plac-
ed the old school building ON its
foundation alongside of Beers h
Haynes store on Tuesday morning.
Jack Soden and G. Il. Riedeman re-
turned the first of the week from
Lewistown. where they took \ bunch
of horses to sell. They had most ex-
cellent success.
james Fennell, who has been visit
ing with his brothers aud sister, Mrs.
p. J. Murphy, left two weeks ago for
Watertown, Mass. Jim made num-
Der Of warm friends here who will be
glad to see him return to Montana
again.
William A. Barklev, the farmer
and erstwhile railroad man of OK.
ford, was in the city Monday. Bill
says that ranching is all right and
that by the financial assistance he
can get from 4. n. employment he is
is going to improve his ranch 50 it
will have to pay it's own way.
"Floreal" my celebrated thorough
bred Belgian stallion will stand ut
the Judith Gap Transfer Co.'S. barn
from Monday afternoon until Wed.
nesday afternoon of each week. The
balance of the time he will be at my
ranch.-Jos. H. Mcdonald.
Mrs. F. A. Ciothier and son, Ken
meth, returned the latter part Of last
week from Great Falls where they
had been visiting for two weeks.
Have you had the future welfare
of your family insured by insuring
your life with the Northwestern Ma.
tional. Agent ut Journal office.
j. r. Balm was IN town last week
from Billings. Mr.. Balm is represent
ing the Hamm Brewing company
throughout this section of the state.
Mrs. Balm is conducting the Vendome
rooming house in Billings.
Prof. Gordon, of the Harlowton
schools, was in the city last Saturday
on his way to Bercail, where he will
visit with his sister, Miss Gordon,
who is homesteading and teaching
near there.
Calvin Huntsman and Howard Ten.
ney spent last Saturday east of town
hunting rabbits and badgers. They
| got two badgers and about ten rab'
bits. Howard had considerable ex
element running down some of the
young rabbits, but was we'll reward
ed for his strenuous efforts.
"a Ambrose Dunn-contractor ant
builder. Work satisfactory to owner
Herbert C. Finch made proof OF
his homestead one mile east of tow
Monday before U. s. COMMISSIONS
Peck at Garneill. Bert has an excel
lent ranch and made five-year proc
of which he has no reason to be as
named as it show ed very close t.
$1,000 worth of improvements.
E. Il. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tiOnal block, phone l27, LewistOwn
Miss Helen Giltinan, who has bee
teaching in the Harlowton schools
visited with Mrs. and Miss Small i
the city last Saturday while waitin
for train to Hedgesville. She vii
spend the summer with her brothe
and sister in that town.
Fore Sale-TwO good work team.
ReasOnable.-J. +. SOden.
Arthur Williamson arrived in tn
city Wednesday from the Bitter Roc