Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-26

from Calvin Huntsman. The proper
ty lies over the hill near the Olson
residences. Mr.. and Mrs. S. Antoine
and daughter, Miss Sadie, expect to
remove to the city in a short time
and will make their future home
here.
J. B. Fitzpatrick OF Helena was in
the city this week.
For Sale. At prices that are right
Is head of we'll broke horses ranging.
in weight from 1000 to 100 pounds.
j. E. Soden. 81
M. G. Sanders was visitor from
Garneill the first of the week.
One of the finest line of sample cal
endars ever shown in the state ut the
Journal office. Make your selection
now for 1914.
j. H. Lackey was visitor in
Roundup this week.
Mrs. II. l.. Bills returned Tuesday
from Great Falls, where she. and the
children had been visiting with Mr..
and Mrs. Parsons.
Lost-One rear auto lamp, No.
41S3M. Return to journal office and
receive 81 reward. Geo. p. Finch.
o. w. Miller, who purchased the
Widdifield place last spring, was in
town yesterday from Minnesota.
Rev. FIR. Ready was in town Wed.
nesdav to administer the last sacra-
ments to Paddy Boyd, who is not ex-
pected to live.
Notice to creditors of the Z. F.
Duffy estate is being published in
the Fergus County Argus by Samuel
Phillips, executor.
| J.J. Reimer. of Harvey, n. d.,
and president Of the Montana State
Bank Of Waller, and Cashier w. w.
Brandt, Of the Waller bank, were
guests Of the Security State Bank
force on Wednesday. Mr.. Reimer
was on his way home from visit to
coast points.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Parsons and
sons, Tom and Howard Davidson,
arrived from Great Falls on Tuesday
and will make their future home in
this city. Mrs. Parsons is sister of
Glen and Hal Bills. They will live
in the residence recently occupied by
the G. A. Ray family. Mr.. Parsons
will continue as an employee Of the
Security State bank.
Typewriter and carbon paper of
standard quality at the Journal.
Mrs. G. A. Ray and four daughters
left last week for Winchester, Idaho,
where they will make their home for
some time at the home of Mr.. Rays
brother, Turner Ray. 1t is not
known here just how Aaron Ray is
progressing since he met with the
accident which was said TO have cost
him his eye.
f. G. Worden, lawyer, First Ma.
tiOnal block, phone 127, LeWistOwn
A pair of Bourbon Red turkeys ex.
hibited by Mrs. NJ. G. Sanders, OF
Garneill, at the celebration on the
18th were purchased by a gentlemen
from Dayton, WASH, who had spent
the day in the city admiring the ex'
hibits. The turkeys were shipped tt
him the first of the week. They arr
not very large turkey but they art
considered to be one of the best breeds
raised.
Yov need an Alphabetical letter file
Why not get one at the Journal ant
do away with the work and worry O
looking for piece of lost correspon
dence.
Joe Smith, the old man who ha
been herding sheep for Ben Melon
aid and who had been sick here for
week, was removed to the hospital il
Lewistown the first of the week
} He had made up his mind that hi
} time had come and refused to b
moved. 1t took DR.. Cans and MI
!: Mcdonald considerable time to pei
suade him to he moved.
Later.-Word has been receive
from Lewistown that Joseph Smith
dead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lewis arrive
the latter part of last week with
!, carload Of stock and goods from til
;, Big Horn Basin and have taken u
their residence ON the DR.. TaylG
ranch onemiie and half east of tow
Mr.. Lewis is a brother of Mrs. &c,
Finch. He has not fully decided O
4 just what land he will farm, but
f is very probable that he will leas