Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-10
GAPLETS

JOnn DORM WINS CITY vIDlCOr w eu-
nesday from Lewistown.
Ike Brewington, ST., was in the
city Wednesday from irene.
U. +. Deyarmon made y business
visit to Butte the latter part OF last
week.
May Ray, daughter Of Aaron Ray,
I has been quite i'll tor some time with
pneumonia, but Is sitting up now and
will soon be around again.
Mrs. Robert Mckenzie has not
been we'll during the past ten days
| which necessitated her daughter,
Miss Matte, coming from Hedges.
George Murphy brought . bunch Of
cattle to town Tuesday from the
Bower ranch. Georges many friends
were beginning to think that he had
left the country because he had not
showed for so long.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora, Wilson and baby
daughter, Ethel, spent Saturday and
Sunday vt the ranch home of MIR.
Wilson father near Belt.
0. +. Deyarmon and Jack Davis
went to Lewistown Tuesday to 60
into the Loyal Order Of Moose, one
Of the biggest lodges Of the west.
Bonnie Lunceford has decided to
move onto his homestead Ut Lavina,
but he seems to be having consider
able trouble in III finding u helpmate
who would be willing to accompany
him.
Miss Minnie Wurness, the trained
nurse from Billings, who has been
spending the holidays at the home OF
DR.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Cans, returned
to her home last Friday.
Rev. J. Phillip Anshutz conducted
the services Of the Episcopal church
in the city on Tuesday evening and
delivered good talk as is his custom.
Rev. Frances Vaskn returned from
his home in South Dakota last week.
lie is almost fully recovered from
his illness OF last fall and is entering
into his church work with his for
! mer vigor.
| Mrs. Il. j. O'Connor left last week
| for st. Paul where ehe will be in at
tendance at the wedding OF MIR.
O'Connor's sister, which will take
place in the near future.
The annual meeting of the directors
of the Security State Bank was held
last Thursday evening. The same
officials were reelected and several
matters Of Importance discussed.
A twelve per cent dividend was de-
clared.
ROllan Lawrence has purchased 4
h. p. gasoline engine with saw and
feed-gainder and will soon be able
to do his own as we'll as his neigh
bors' grinding and saving.
j. Eldrege Soden has taken over
the livery, feed and sales stable re
Gently conducted by the Daly-Lunce-
ford Transfer company. Mr.. Soden
will conduct the business in the same
business.like manner in which 1t has
previously been carried on.
Miss Matte Mckenzie met with a
very painful accident while cooking
on Tuesday when drop of hot grease
splashed into her eye. She is greatly
improved now and nothing serious
will come Of 1t.
Please look over your old clothes
rs am making big reduction in the
prices Of cleaning, pressing and re-
pairing. When Spring comes viii
be busy with new work and viii
have to charge full price.-hENRY G
MISS, Tailor.
f. G. Worden, lawyer, First "a
lonal block. phone 1871. Lewistown
Gust Smirnis, an employee at TIN
local rOundhouse, was severely burn
ed about the hands on Monday. II
poured water over an intensely no
coal fire and the gas and steam form
ed caused the burns.
w. II. Smith, lawyer. Lewistown
Your business will be appreciated. 3
II. e. Fiepho is working on ma
of Wheatland county, which, whe
completed will be u dandy. So ia
as being centrally located is concern
ed Nihill is the proper place for tn
county seat. but then. when locatio
l and accessibility are taken into col
sideratiOn Judith Gap is the onl
town in the county for county seal
III For Sale.-Two old mares for sal
cheap. Apply TO &. A. Hubbard,
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson an
children returned Tuesday from