Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-10-17

over the City Meat Market on Weo"
nesdav of this week from H. M. Han
son who has been conducting it for
the past six months. Charlie Heyn,
who has been in charge of the shop
for both Mr.. Soden and Mr.. Hanson
for the past year, will still continue
in the business as the junior men,
Der of the firm.
John Schauers has moved onto the
D. j. Lynch ranch and will make his
home there for the winter. He will
put practically all the land under
pillow into winter wheat this fall if
possible.
Have you read the Raw auction
ad in this issue of the paper?
Ladies' Of the Lutheran aid society
and all others interested are invited
to gather at the home of Mrs. II. M.
Hanson in the ii. d. Joues residence
on Thursday, Oct. %.
Attention is called to the E. Raw
auction sale advertisement OH the
back page of this paper.
Mrs. T. &. Mcmillan returned
Monday from several days visit at
the Richard Raw ranch on Careless
creek.
Miss Madge Lackey is staying with
Miss Pomona McClelland and at
tending school.
John p. O'Malley, president of the
Peoples Bank Of Perry, Ia, was in
the city this week looking after his
realty interests.
John and Ernest Haynes spent Sun
day in the city from their homesteads
east Of town.
DIR. p. f. Thompson, dentist, will
be here on Saturday. Office with DR..
Cans. 39tf
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H.
Griffin, on the ranch near Buffalo,
on Sunday, Oct. II, 1913, twins-a boy
and girl.
John F. Murphy is highly elated
over the advent of three new grand
children to him in the past ten days
"a boy born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. M.
Conlan, and boy and girl, born
to Mr.. and Mrs. w. IL. Griffith.
f. f. Barrows and Phil DesJ ardins
returned on Sunday from three
days hunting trip in the Snowies.
Mr.. Barrows succeeded in getting a
yearling buck. This makes the Sec
ond deer for him this year.
&. A. Seaman, member of the firm
of Seaman 4 Sivyer, manufacturers
and dealers in oils in Milwaukee, was
in the city the first of the week fol
purpose of making final proof on the
homestead of his brother, George
Seaman, deceased, in section 4, OH,
Mr.. aed Mrs. z. j. Murphy ant
children returned yesterday evening
from Calgary, Canada. While III
there Mr.. Murphy underwent an op
GRAFTON for appendicitis from which
he is rapidly recovering.
Attorney w. c. Husband was il
town OH Monday OH his way to BIZ
Timber. lie was to appear in cOur
in that city OH Tuesday morning ant
intended going over in his car. but OF
Monday he decided not to risk tn
} the trip on account of the condition
of the roads. He went via Billings
George T.. Finch, accompanied b
Walter Hard. left for Bozeman o
Tuesday morning in Mr.. Finch's Cal
Walter will spend week or ten day
| visiting with old time friends befOI
!. returning. Mr.. Finch will remain
Bozeman for the winter, as he Ia
: moved his family to that city.
The sale of the personal propert
of Dennis j. Lynch. deceased. q
! last Saturday was carried out wit
: vast success. AuctiOneer Rogers a
quilted himself IN most bettti1
!, manner. All of the property WI
Il sold, although some of the proper
>. did not co m e up to the vail
% placed upon it by the appraiser
other property exceeded the apprais
value.
y A letter from o. A. Weiser locat
him and his wife in New York Ci
where Mr.. Weiser states that tn
.. will remain permanently. He e
er pressed his desire to secure the ba
nj numbers of the Journal which tn
missed in their travels from Seat
to New Jersey and thence to N
IL York City. Mr.. Weiser is in the e
plOy of cigar manufacturing CO
). panv making only the highest grat