Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-03

Your business will be appreciated. 80
l.. Il. Mckenzie has been attending
to business matters at Straw this
week.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lewistown
Steam Laundry Rough Dry==6c pound.
PIottner's, next to postoffice.
Fred Evey was a visitor in the city
Tuesday in the interest Of county d.
vision and politics in general.
Taken up.-A red heifer with
white face. Came to my place about
two months ago. Owner please call
and pay charges and take the animal
away.-F. +. Willlg, II miles west OF
Judith Gap. 6-s*
Mrs. Ed Prater returned the first
of the week from Iowa where she has
been visiting for several weeks.
For Sale.-Two old mares for sale
cheap. Apply to &. A. Hubbard.
The school vacation ends this week,
and next Monday the scholars will
return to their work with renewed
energy.
Iost.-Between my place and G.. I.
Benson's ranch. Il new "Moline" end
gate Finder please leave at Z. Il.
Stones store.-Gus Nordstrum.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Williamson
returned Tuesday from Stevensville,
Mont, where they have been visiting
for the past ten days.
Clyde and Oscar Denton will spend
the winter in Billings where they
have contract with their brother to
feed several thousand sheep.
1t requires 500 population to incor-
petition of 50 legal voters. Judith
Gap can qualify Oh both counts.
Judith Gap had Il large delegation
at the dance in Garneill last Tues
day. They all proclaim She'll and
Erick son as the royal entertainers.
Julius Semi is back in North Da-
kota closing up some business mat
tiers. julius is one of our best farm
ers and will prosper in marvellous
Montana.
5. i. Robinson, postmaster and dry
lane. farmer at Oxford. WAS Ill the
city Tuesday to pay for his share in
the farmers elevator, and to transact
other business matters.
James T. Raw was in from Gar
neil Monday looking after some
!, business matters among which was
the settling for his two shares Of ele-
vatof stock. Mr.. Raw says he has
! nat sold much Of his grain as yet.
The weather continues to be mild,
there being no snow so far tins
winter. Charley Coleman says that
it was after Just such al open winter
like this that the biggest wheat crop
was raised in Montana.
Andrew Olson's new residence is
almost completed and certainly IS Il
!, house OF which Judith Gap should
feel proud. On account of his large
amount Of stock ii is impossible for
him to leave the farm this winter so
he has leased his new residence to
| Otto Bjorke.
G. R. Stone will leave this week for
st. Paul to attend the farm nipple
ment dealers convention. He will
continue from there to his old home
in Comstock, Neb., where he Will
spend several weeks visiting his par
ents and many friends. Clarence
will enjoy his vacation, the first he
mas taken in four years.
Postmaster George $. Haynes re-
ports delivery of all Christmas pack
ages through the Gap office as being
finished with the exception of
brass candle stick, shade holder and
red candle. 1t is presumed that they
dropped from a package as no name
could be found on or about the par
eel whereby it could he Identified.
The owner can get the package Il
the postOiiice.
A large number of farmers con
/ ven.,l in Buffalo last Saturday after
noon, to discuss the mail route prob
LEM. The "problem" was not feun'
80 be y very hard one, after all;
Misunderstanding would describe til
situation more accurately. TIL
roate is now entirely open, and onl
awaits the action of the county con