Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-07-11

that good 2assable highway. must
be esta blished with no gates to open
on the entire route.
Just received carload WinOna wAg-
ons. Mckenzie Trading Go.
Miss Lou Gurley spent the week 1t
the Huntsman ranch east of town.
Lot Straw Hats, 4l.OO values at 20
cents. Lot $500 and $500 values .oO
cents ut MckenZies.
Mrs. r. G. Piepho and children
have been having an outing on the
A. L. Rossman ranch in the Snowies
this week. %
Mems Oxfords 10 per cent discount
At Mckenzie Trading 60.
Miss Emma Nelson, of Hedgesville,
visited at the home Of Mrs. WIN.
Mulcahy this week. The two ladies
spent Tuesday visiting at the Alex
Hill ranch.
See the big values in Granite Ware
ut Mckenzie Trading Co.
Miss Gertrude SkeffingtOn came
down from Jones, Mont. Thursday
and spent the weekend with MRS.
Chaussee, returning Thursday to
Jones, where she is teaching summer
school.
Best values in binder whips at Nc
Kenzie Trading Go.
Melvin Edes arrived Wednesday
from Pomeroy, WASH. for short
visit with friends, going OH to Lewis
town Sunday. Mr.. Edes is well
pleased with the Judith Gap country
and may decide to settle here perm
antly.
Buy gasoline or oil stove at Nc
Kenzie Trading Co. Best values for
least money.
G. r. Stone has started the erec;-
ton of a large hip-r0ofed barn on
his land adjoining the townsite. The
barn will be 4sx50 and will be one Of
the largest and best equipped barns
in this section. AS soon as the struc.-
ture is completed e. II. will give q
big barn dance. =.
10 per cent discount for Saturday
| and Monday OH ladies kimOnas ~
| Mckenzie Trading Co. -.
Amy Mendenhall and Louie Fahn-
holz returned Wednesday from Daw-
son county, where they have been for
the past two months. They each
found piece of land upon which
they built cabins and dug wells and
have filed squatter's rights upon the
same. They are of the opinion that
there is a great future before that
section.
1 Ten dozen Ladies' Maco Feet Host
2 pair for rs cents ut Mckenzie TRAD
ing Co. !,
A very pleasant Fourth WAS spent
at the j. H. Mcdonald ranch in TIN
Snow;es. Those present were Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Bolick, and tw'
children. Grace and Maxine. Mr.. ant
Mrs. Ed Mcdonald and two children
Florence and Mariory, Mrs. Ma.
Marcelleus, j. M, Bengsten, II. Hin
key, and Edward Little.
Kenneth Rice, aged nine months
has the distinction of being the frs
baby to enter the ice cave, afte
climbing the mountain on his father
back, and entering the cave in til
same manner, he looked around j
wonderment and then seemed pei
fectly contented to be carried on
into the sunlight again.
Robert II. Dudley returned til
; first of the week from a two month";
visit with his sister and father
Milwaukee. He met friends
: Chicago and while there he mi
, Andrew Anderson and the
t spent most ENJOYABLE day togethe
Mr.. Dudley will spend a few days
! his homestead near Oxford before
!. Stunning his duties with the G. N.
9 H. j. Giltinan, of Hedgesville. wi
, in town yesterday on his way to Le'
l. istown. He reported that conside
able excitement had been stirred
8 at Hedgesville over the loss of abo
e twenty head of valuable horse
e Some of the local sleuths aft
d searching diligently for the hors
r finally decided that they had be
stolen and run out of the COUNT
but while on the train yesterd
!. morning Mr.. Giltinan saw the hors
'. in the neighb0rhood of Nihill.
T. The Ray.Soden-DeyarmOn fish
r. party met with exceptionally 60
10 success on their weeks trip up
in Flagstaff. They did not bring a
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