Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-22

four mills will be placed on all live
stock for the stock bounty and IN
demnity funds. This will be includ-
ed in the state levies as published III
the last issue OF the Journal.
w. 5. Manley of Garneill was a
Sunday guest ut the home of j. IL.
Mcdonald.
Charlie Heyn. the butcher in the
City Meat Market, was called to his
home in Michigan on Saturday by
the death of his father.
For Sale-Good driving team, har-
ness and new buggy. Will sell cheap
for cash. See me in town Saturday.
john a. Kierstead.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Abendschein,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Prater and John
Strain were visitors at the Ice Cave
in the Snowies yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McCauley
and children spent one day last week
ut the home of Mrs. McCauley's par
ents, Mr.. and NJ RS. Joe Mcdonald In
the SnOwies.
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
Miss Helen Bissonette. the central
in1 10 A,,nN kI,a,A rot nj
week where she will assist in the ex-
change during the absence Of one OF
the operators. Miss Franc Gordon
is in charge of the local exchange.
Misses Dorothy and Winnifred
Smith, daughtels of ID. f. Smith, ar
rived in the city OIL Tuesday from
Great Falls and will spend a few
days as the guests of Miss Lou Cur
ley.
Strayed or StOlen.-1 3-year-Old
heifer, branded l'-V on ribs. Re
ward.-JOhn L. Carlson. 41.tf
Miss Gertrude Skeftington is a
guest at the Geo. Chaussee home.
She Will leave for her home at North
field. Mimi. within few days.
A number of Northern Pacific
trains were run through the city the
first of the week owing to 4 washOut
OH their line between Billings and
Miles City.
Mrs. John b. Drake and children
arrived in the city on Tuesday from
Butte and will make their home here.
Mr.. Drake is the night foreman at
the roundhouse.
Miss Hough, who has spent the
| summer with her sister, Mrs. C.
Henry Lanius. left on Sunday for 4
trip through Yellowstone Park, after
which she will visit a few days with
Miss Eva Long IN Chicago before re-
turning to her home in South Caro-
lima.
For Sale.-Good milch cow.-,John
Il. Carlson, 4l-tf
You, and each of you, are invited
to send any items of interest into
the Journal office. If you know of
some good news items "tip us off,.
We want the news and will thank
you most heartily for any little helps.
| Mrs. G. Henry Lanius and son,
Henry, left OH Sunday Tor Glendive
where they will join Mr.. Lanius.
He was recently appointed to the po-
sition of deputy state grain inspector
and has been assigned the territory
in the Glendive district.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Bring accom-
panied by Mrs. Jas. p. Kent autoed
up into the Denton cOul try last Sun
day and returned on Wednesday
They were accompanied on part OF
the trip by Auditor Hutchinson OF
the McCaull- w ebster Company. The
party were the guests of Mr.. Brings
brother-in-law, Walter Cheney, AT
Denton.
Melvin Fades arrived from Pome'
roy. WASH, OH Tuesday with car
load of horses and machinery. liz
will locate in Montana permanently
and it is reported that Cupid will lent
helping hand before the young MAI
starts active farm operations thu
fall.
The prizes to be given at the Birth
day Celebration on September Is vii
be practically the same os those Civ
en- last year. The committee vii
meet the first of the week and
, program may be expected in thu
next issue of the Journal. Dom
hesitate. Get your products ready
If you feel that you have anything