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

liant than noisy. The scores ranged
from two for q. S. Bills to fifteen for
j. \. Nickle ont of twenty five shots.
The most remarkable performance is
credited to Harry Keene. Out of
twenty-five live birds he got twenty
Twelve birds. But Harry doesn't
mind. lie says that his gun made
just as much noise and kicked just rs
hard as the rest Of them, and that
was half the fun anyway.
DR.. p. f. Thompson, dentist. will
be here Oh Saturday. Office with DR..
Cans. soft
Attorney q. $. Bills was Il business
visitor to Lewistown OH Wednesday.
Remember the meeting of the COM
mercial club tomorrow evening.
Miss Virginia Close has accepted
position rs clerk in the dry goods
department of the G.. II. Stone store.
Miss Emma Stephens Of Garneill
was a pleasat visitor at the home of
Miss Olive Mcdonald last week.
The Journal Is in receipt of a letter
from Mr.. and Mrs. q. A. Weider ask
ing that their paper be sent to Exton.
New Jersey instead of Seattle, Wash.
Mr.. and Mrs Willie T. Fringer re-
turned yesterday morning from Cor
Mig, Iowa.
No more rags wanted at the Jour-
nal office. The nd in the last issue
brought almost $50 pounds. 1t must
pay to advertise in the journal.
Break Throat collars at Mcken-
zies.
Miss Rubye Gordon, who has been
employed at the G. Il. Stone store tor
the past month left the first of the
week for Lewislown where she will
take Il special course in teaching.
One lot Mems dress shoes at 10 per
cent discount for Saturday ut Nc
kenZieS.
P.J. Murphy. ST., brought one of
the finest samples of winter wheat to
the Journal office this week that it
has been our pleasure to see.
Seed Wheat for Sale.-I have con-
siderable seed wheat for sale ut prices
that are right.-Gilman Tenney, Ok.
ford.
Miss Helen Tenney, who has been
spending some time with her mother
on the ranch left last Saturday for
| South Dakota where she will visit.
10 percent discount OIL Auto gloves
ut Mckenzies.
Miss Sarah Porter. Ruth and Amy
Philips, Of Chicago. left this week
for their home after spending week
at the Tenney ranch home near Ok
ford,
One lot Mems Bal Briggan under
wear worth soc at 35c at MckenZies.
Miss Lorine Tyer, who has been
guest at the J. H. Mcdonald ranch
for few weeks past. returned to her
home in Billings on Sunday.
Mrs. Charlie Francisco, better
known to large number of the resi-
dents of this section as Aunt Mollie
left Wednesday for White Sulphur
Springs where she will visit at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Spohr.
One lot 81. 90 Mems felt Hats fol
this week at Sits at McKenZies.
The ad in the Journal last week
saying that &C a pound would be pait
for old rags at the Journal Office
brought almost $50 pounds in answer
There will be enough rags to keep thu
presses wiped clean for the next 81,
months at least.
DR.. Mckinley, representing Nc
Kinley-Savage Optical company o
Butte will make his next visit her
August 1926. DR.. Mckinley is wei
known here having made this terri
tory fol five years. Any one needin,
glasses will be very well satisfied
as he guarantees his work. NJ
charge Tor examination.
Mrs. Nijey and neice. Miss Eleano
Kenelick, of Mandan, N. D., VIII
have been stopping at the Bowe
ranch for over month past left yes
terday for their home. Mrs. Nile
purchased some of the Bower proper
ties.
The Avon letter file at the Journs
Office. soc each. File your letter
away alphabetically and avoid mis
UNDERSTANDINGS.
Miss Clara Peterson of White Su
phur Springs is visiting at the HON
of her sister, Mrs. Nels Hanson
Mrs. r. Kettleson. mother of Mr.
.. Hanson, and Miss Peterson wi
b.. I,un Cor thoip fnru,<