Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-10


ranch, where they have spent the
summer. They will make their home
for the winter in one of the Hoagland
houses on Third avenue.
Judge Balm was in the city the
first of the week from Billings.
90 Ambrose Dunn-contractor and
builder. Work satisfactory to owner.
Remember the sale of the property
of Dennis j. Lynch, deceased, tomOr-
row.
Rev. r. w. Farquhar of the Con-
gregetional church has been spending
the week in town getting acquainted
with his new field.
HawthOre of U. S. A., one of the
best dramatised novels appears in
part in this issue OF the Journal.
Born.-To MIR. and Mrs. Charles
M. Conlan on Monday, Oct. s. 1913. a
10 pound boy at Moore.
For Sale. l have six pure bred
Jersey cOws-One pure bred Short
horn bull, and three high grade Dur
UNI bulls, for sale at right prices and
easy terms. Frank W. Murphy.
Miss Essie Garrett has spent the
past week as a guest at the 5. j. Small
home in the city. Miss Garrett is on
her way from Hedgesville, where she
has spent the summer, to her home
in Dexter, la.
Rev. G. Daley of the Congregation
al church who has charge of the work
in the northern part of the state is in
town to help the local church.
Benny Lunceford, local agent for
Billings Laundry Co. Laundry call
ed for and delivered. Prompt SER
vice.
Miss Helen Bissonette visited
! friends in the city this week from
her home at Ryegate.
&. s. Bills and j. A. Nickel went
to Harlowton ION Monday evening
where the Master Mason degree
was conferred upon them. Harry
Keen received the same degree
short time ago.
Arthur F. Gurley made final proof
on his homestead week ago last
Monday before Commissioner Ander-
son at Harlowton. The proof was
excellent in every particular.
Mrs. Alb McCauley of Seattle,
WASH, a sister-in-law of John F..
Murphy. arrived in the city the latter
part of last week and has been visit
ing at the Murphy home and the
VIM. Griffith home near Buffalo.
Ben Behrens, formerly cook in
the Gap hotel, was in the city on
Monday from Hedgesville, near
where he has a homestead upon
which he will make final proof in the
near future.
Mrs. George d. Kidder left yester'
day for Selida, Colo, where she will
spend six weeks or more visiting III
the home of two of her brothers who
reside there.
Road Supervisor Kidder of the Gar
neill district in Fergus county vii
start work on the county roads in tn
vicinity of Garneill the first OF TIN
week.
Norman Barncore, an operator II
the local &. N. station, is in Helen
) this week taking the bar examina
lions. Mr.. Barncore was formerly
lawyer in West Virginia and afte
e passing the exams for Montana vii
open law office in this state.
Mrs. Logan POWELL and sons ar
o visiting at the home of Mrs. Fowell'
a sister, Mrs. G. c. Perkins, in Hal
lowton. Before returning they wi
visit with friends in Martinsdale.
). Mrs. A. +. Plottner anticipate
+ leaving in the near future for Wi
consin, where she Will visit with hi
mother for a time.
v For Sale.-At once, my furnitur
|. beds, bedding and other househo
goods, in Hays R00ming house. ID
e ing good business. Reasonable rem
!, Mrs. A. F. Plottner.
=" The Judith Gap school board +
Y Gently received two drinking fou
tains for use in the schools. One h
ID been installed in the school here al
Ii the other in the school on Basco
bench. The fountains stand abO
five feet in height; the water is co
n. tanned in a large earthenware jar 81
rounded by an enameled metal wal
~ The water is turned on and spul
% upward just like fountain. into t