Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-24

would convey the real impression
that he had simply "dun gone and
quit" and that dissolution proceed
ings had not been instit uted. Later:
Matthias returned to the Gap on Sum
day and has been renewing old &C
quaintances or making new ones as
necessity demands.
&. S. Bills was a Lewistown legal
visitor this week.
John Greenough, of Moore. was
city visitor Wednesday looking after
realty interests.
Mike SkuZa, who formerly owned
Il valuable homestead southeast Of
town, has been city visitor this
week. He has 4 grading outfit in the
! vicinity Of Lewistown and is waiting
| for spring to open.
Miss Hattie Grandy is attending
to the house work at the Will Rhine
home.
Please look over your old clothes
rs am making big reduction in the
prices of cleaning, pressing and re-
pairing. When Spring comes I will
| be busy with new work and will
have to charge full price.-HENRY G.
MISS, Tailor.
| John \. McCauley and Charles l..
Beers both had petitions in circula-
ton the first Of the week for the post
mastership.
Frank Brennan returned the latter
part Of last week from Milbank, 5.
D., where he was called by the death
Of his sister. Mrs. Nelson. Fred
Stiner looked after the stock on the
ranch during Mr.. Brennan's absence.
J. n. Abney, aged 81 years. suffered
Wednesday from an acute attack Of
arterioscleross. which necessitated
calling Dr. J. G. f. Hagen. Mr.. Alb
ney lives near Timber creek.-Hed-
ges Herald.
Harvey +. Hanson has completed
his new residence on the east side Of
High street and it is one OF which he
may be Justly proud. He has had a
lay-off from the q. N. for over two
months and has finished both the in
terror and exterior OF his home him
self. He will 60 back to work rs
fireman next week.
Strayed: One COW branded =
strayed from q. n. stockyards
at Judith Gap on December IL,
1912. Anyone knowing the where
abouts of the animal should notify
II. w. Bonlter. &. n. Agent.
Roy Sarver, who has been firing be-
tween this city and Billings. was sent
to Great Falls Wednesday on 435 be-
cause of a shortage of tiremen.
Henry Lanius was IL campaign
visitor i'll Hedgesville Friday and
Saturday.
Clarence II. Stone returned on
Wednesday from three weeks bust
ness and pleasure trip to the Twin
Cities and his old home at Comstock,
Neb.
Dawes brothers have taken Il con-
tract from the Judith Gap Transfer
company to haul ice for the two
brewery storages and the cOmpany's
ice house. They are getting the ice
from small lake on their own land
near Garneill.
\ large number of people have
purchased space in this issue of the
| mi nd ,a,ill ho II q
unto yourself by reading what the.
have to say.
lngolf Birkeland, an experienced
plowman of this district, is spend
ing some time visiting relatives ut
Warwick. n. ID. Before returning
he will put in about thirty days il
the Hart-l'arr engine factory Il 4
Charles City, Iowa.
Oliver Readel. the jpweler, is away
at present. But he will be back next
week and will be glad to have yol
examine his complete line Of jewelry
Rev. f. b. Skies, who is teaching
the upper grades Of school and VIII,
holds forth in the Congregations
!. church, does not fear the hudoo mum.
Der Il. He started school on the l3tl
of this month and had l3 scholar!
enrolled and in the year IL. So ia
no complications have arose. He is i;
great believer in the virtues Of tn,
lett hind foot of rabbit which h
carries in his left side vest pocket
Geyser Times.
9 1t is automatically reported tina
| two young men have been putting il
their time west Of the city hunting
= coyotes and rabbits. They have al
| agreement whereby the first one 0