Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-04

WnC vCIy muCti HlHIIIlcu UpOO NIJUIuk
the name Mrs. Il. Davis among the
list Of dead of the tornado victims:
but upon making inquiry Mrs. Lem
mon learned that her mother was
all right. Her many friends are glad
that their wishes were not in vain. !
Mrs. ]. A. Bring visited friends in
Lewistown over Sunday.
Practice economy by patronizing
Journal advertisers. -. ,.s
Albert Bolick and Morris Bengsten
were in town last week with several
loads of fine hay.
AUCTION SALE-I will sell at
public sale ut my ranch ! Ia miles
east Of Judith Gap on Saturday. April
5, all of my farm machinery and 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention.
john DOlan
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Mcdonald and
daughter, Miss Olive were visitors ut
the Al. Bolick ranch last week.
Wanted: 1900 acres of blowing.
Can give figures on guaranteed work.
Write 1ngolf Birkeland, Judith
Gap. tiff
Glen $. Bills returned last Saturday
from u two months pleasure and
business visit III Spokane, Wash.
Mrs. Bills apd son will remain in
Spokane with Mr.. Bills mother.
Mrs. Mary Narcotics and son. Eddie
Little, were visitors at the Joe Me-
Donald ranch last week.
The world never agrees with the
thoughtiess chap who tries to swal-
low it whole.
Money is mask that makes some
vices look like virtues.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb Wetheral have
taken up their residence ut CARMEL.
House for rellt.-Abraham Olson.
A. l.. Rossman and family returned
Wednesday from Cass Lake. MINI.
They will take up their residence on
the ranch in the Snowies.
Seed For Sale-GoOtl flax, blue stem
wheat, and three kinds of potatoes
Abraham Olson.
Mrs. j. J. Burke, accompanied by
one of her sisters children, returned
Saturday from Saskatoon, Canada.
She will make her home OH the ranch
this summer. Mr.. Burke is still in
Canada. but will return to the Gap
before long.
Why rest? Rest Is rust. Advertis-
ers in the journal do not rest. They
keep the wheels of progress continu.
ally in motion.
Calvin Huntsman made final three
year proof on his homestead before
Commissioner Peck on Monday. The
proof was excellent III every particu-
lar. MIR. Huntsman has resided OH
the land for about five years and with
in a few days could have made five
year proof, but he deciced to try the
new three year law.
Win a 30 piece, hollow handle Rod
gers 1847 silver set at Deyarnon's.
Mrs. O. +. Deyarmon and two sons
came down from Lewistown OF
Wednesday to meet Mrs. DeyarmOn's
sister and family who arrived from
West Virginia.
Nothern Pacific and Northwestern
trains have been running through thu
Gap over the Great Northern track.
this week on account OF floods an(
washouts.
The Congregational Circle vii
} meet at the church Friday p. M.
April IL. All are invited.
The Congregational Circle vii
| hold Il food sale Saturday, p. m.
April s., at Beers 4 Haynes store.
. Henry G. Miss, the tailor, finds tina
it will be necessary to close his sho1
in this city for some time rs he vii
, have to go OH his homestead in til
, Grass Range country. He has goo
line of tailoring which he will clos
:, out before going.
D II. M. Mckenzie, who some week
y ago was thrown from the deliver
!. wagon and was thought to be serious
ly hurt for several days, fell from tn
wagon the second time on "Wednesday
Int WAS not hurt very ha6lv Nj
Mckenzie insists insists upon workin
but on account of his age and rhel
. matism he cannot stand upon til
wagon.
d An attempt was made on last Satu
!, day night to burglarize the Sode
IS meat market. Parties entered til