Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-03

vet. His sons will load the stock.
machinery ana household goods and
come aud JOIN him as soon as he says
the word.
90 Ambrose Dunn-contractor and
builder. Work satisfactory to owner.
Ovid Evans was in town on Satur-
day from Hopley.
Mrs. Caldwell and daughter arrived
from Roundup last Saturday and are
now visiting at the ranch home Of
Mrs. Caldwell's son. Keith.
A meeting of the young mems Sum
day school class of Bascom bench
was held at the w. X. Snyder home
on Sunday. After the meeting en-
tertainment was furnished.
Paddy Boyd, who has been very i'll
in the city for the past three weeks,
was taken to White Sulphur Springs
as a county charge. The old man is
bad shape and little hope is held
forth for his recovery.
| j. E. johnson left this week for
Portland, Ore, and coast points,
in company with Rev. and Mrs. E.
Bjorquist. They will be absent be-
| tween two and three weeks.
Misses Grace and Marguerite Cor
don went to Harlowton this week
where they took charge of the tele-
phone exchange. They will be there
for only short time. They expect
to leave for their home in Wisconsin
soon.
J. A. Essmann will give dance in
his new barn OH the ranch, one and
one-half miles west OF Okla, tomorrow
night. Everyone is welcome. The
best of music will be furnished. La
dies will please bring cakes and
sandwiches.
Bruce Lester returned the auto
lamp advertised last week by Geo. z.
Finch as lost to the Journal office.
If Mr., Finch had not been aware Of
the effectiveness of Journal ads he
would beyond doubt have been mi
nus a valuable lamp. Bruce found
the lamp on the road south OF the w.
II. Wills ranch.
P,J. Murphy. who left here about
two weeks ago for Calgary. Cam, has
been operated on for appendicitis in
one OF the hospitals of that city. Rel
atiyes here have learned that he is
well on the road to recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. M. Hanson and
sons returned on Tuesday from a
months visit at Billings, Cheyenne,
Wyo., and the Montana state fair.
They had a most pleasant trip, but
were glad to get back to Judith Cap.
Mr.. Hanson has not decided on just
what business he will take up. They
will remain in the city for some time
at least.
Contractor Sharp and force of
men are at work OH the new Security
State Bank building. Mr.. Sharp has
placed a rock crusher on the ground
and is making sand for use in the
, morter. The work has been some.
what delayed on account of the storm
Il week ago, but will be rushed
through as soon rs preliminary work
can be cleaned up previous to laying
the concrete walls.
For Sale. l have six pure bre(
Jersey cOWs-One pure bred Short
horn bull. and three high grade Dur
( UNI bulls, for sale at right prices ant
easy terms. Frank W. Murphy.
Jas. w. Wing whose ranch is abou
n ten miles south of this city, threshe'
f 14OO bushels or wheat off of 40 acres
or IS bushel to the acre. On anothe
!, field of 60 acres he got 1900 bushels
= Mr.. Wing has good ranch but alOn
!. with the good ranch he does goo
" Conscientious work. He expects t
: boost this record few notches higf
x er next year.
Mr.. Gray, employed on the c. =.
Reece ranch met with what migf
very easily have proved a serious al
n cident last Friday. He was workin
n about horse power grinder in oper'
le ton and got his elbow caught in SON
manner damaging it quite badl.
r. Mr.. Reece brought him to town al
III he was soon placed at ease and
3, the way to recovery.
The Denton Record of last wet
Or records the death of skunk, in tn
u town, brought about by shot fro
- the gun of Constable Cheney. Co
siderable excitement was stirred
e, in the town over the finding of Il
el animal in q shed in the town.