Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-24
GAPLETS
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q. f. Deyarmon made trip to
I.ewistown this week.
l.. j. MattsOn returned last Satur-
from II six weeks visit at the Hogan
home in Council, Wash.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b.
Springer on Thursday evening, Jan.
10th, 1918. q daughter.
You cannot err by patronizinR all
the advertisers in the journal.
a. f. Hatch, the broom manufac-
turer from near Hedgesville, was a
buslnes visitor Wednesday.
Salesman Wanted TO look after our
interest in Meagher and adjacent
counties. Salary or commission.
Address Victor Oil Company. Cleve-
land, OHIO. it,
Charlie Heyn returned Saturday
from months visit with friends
and relatives at St. Joe, Mich. He
will resume his duties at the Soden
market.
Engineer John Bywater. formerly
on the Clancy-Great Falls run, has
been transferred to this city and will
run between this city and Billings.
james, the young son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Peterson, has been very
sick this week, but under the efficient
care of DR.. Cans he will soon be we'll
again.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home Of
Mrs. H. +. Hanson on Wednesday.
Ike Brewington and son were in
from Irene this week.
Quite number of ranchers were
forced to stay in town Saturday night
on account of the severity of the
blizzard.
Mrs. &. +. Sullivan and daughter,
Helen arrived home this week from
two months visit with relatives III
Billings.
f. G. Worden, lawyer, First a.
lonal block, phone l27. Lewiston Il.
c. l.. Beers is a visitor ut Helena
this week and will probably spend II
day or two at his old home, Clancy,
before returning.
William Stanley arrived in the city
Sunday from st. Cloud. The Stanley
outfit is still working on n. T.. rail-
road work in North Dakota but will
undoubtedly be movid to Montana
again this spring.
W. II. Smith, lawyer, LeWistOwn.
Your business will be appreciated. 30
Jack Eike, of Big Elk, was city
visitor the latter part of last week.
He owns Il valuable homestead west
Of the city.
The journal recommends it's adj
vertisers to you.
Mr.. John Shuler and son Fred re-
turned Wednesday morning from
their eastern trip. They spent Xmas
at Columbus, Wis.,, with Mr.. Shuler's
mother. and New Years ut Aberdeen
$. d., with his daughter, Myra
They reported the weather fine. dur.
ing their isit.--I4avina Independent
Ed JeniZen, one of the real ole
timers of the Harlowton district. has
HI announcement in this issue Of thu
Journal as II candidate for Sheriff Of
Wheatland county.
Wanted: 1000 acres of blowing
Can give figures on guaranteed work
Write Ingolf Birkeland, Warwick
n. Oak lit
According to W. w. Fosters fore
casts in the Fargo Forum the mex
disturbance will reach the Pacit
coast about Jan. "a, cross Pacifi
slope by close OF Jan 25, great centra
valleys Jan. 20 and 2s, eastern sec
tions Jan. ~. Warm wave will eros
Pacific slope about Jan "a. Coo
wave will cross Pacific slope abou
Jan. q, great central valleys Jan. q
, eastern sections Jan. 81.
Carl Linn returned last week from
three weeks business trip III Cana
da. Carl is seriously contemplatin
moving into Alberta next summer o
a choice 32O-acre piece Of land 6
miles southeast of Calgary. lie ha
taken employment i'll the local roune
house until spring opens up.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lewiston
. Steam Laundry Rough Dry=-6c poun'
: Plottner's, next to postoffice.
The Buffalo Bulletin contained til
following last week: Mat Grimes
alias "Shorty" came to town fr"'
the Miller coal mine Tuesday, All
announced dramatically that he hi