Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-31
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Korslund brothers were in the city
Monday from Rothiemay.
E.G. Wortlen, lawyer, First ~
lonal block. phone III. Lewistown.
Ora Wilson made a business trip to
Belt aud Great Falls the first of the
week.
w. II. Smith, lawyer, Lewistown.
Your business will be appreciated. 80
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. W. H.
ROulter on Sunday, Jan. IF, 1913. u
son.
Wanted: 1000 acres of blowing.
Can give figures on guaranteed work.
Write lngOlf Birkeland, Warwick.
n. OAK lift
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 7. Fringer went
to LewistOwn Monday Oh pleasure
and business.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Levistewa
Steam Laundry Rough Dry-ec pound.
Plettner's, next 70 pestsffice.
Mrs. r. &. Mcmillan returned on
Monday from a several days visit
at Hedgesvllle.
Richard Raw. Of lIedgesville pas
sed through the city Monday OH his
way to Lewistown.
Mrs. G. r. Butler, one Of the teach
ers in the local schools. spent sun
day in Nihill.
Mrs. G. G. Stayton has been quite
sick this week with Il cold and gath
erings in her ears.
Harry W. Boulter made All excel
lent proof on his homestead in 24-1l-
Ii on Friday before Commissioner
Small.
Mrs. Phil Des Jardine and baby
returned the first of the week from a
two months visit with relatives and
| friends in Clancy and Butte.
Strayed:- One COW branded -
strayed from u. n. stockyards
at Judith Gap on December II,
J 1912. Anyone knowing the where
abOuts OF the animal should notify
II. w. Boulter. &. n. Agent.
Ben and Frank Tlull, accompanied
! bv their mother, Mrs. Margaret
ThulI. were business visitors in
tile city Oh last Monday and Tues
| day from their ranches in the Rothie-
may district.
Please look over your old clothes
as 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.
! 4 large number of Judith Gap
people attended the Boltbie Burns
/ dance and supper ut Garneill last
Friday night. They all report an eN-
cellent time and their enjoyment Of
Of the old Scoich dances.
Judith Linn, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs Carl J. Linn, passed away Oh
last Thursday evening after few
days illness with scarlet fever. She
was two years and two and one-half
months of age. The many friends Of
the family extend their sympathy to
them in this time Of bereavement.
Mrs. Il. $. Bills and son accom-
panied by her father, l.. W. Phalen,
of South Dakota, who had been visit
ing here for few days, left the first
of the week for Missolla where they
will visit for week or ten DAYS.
Glen will leave here within the next
few days and meet his wife and son
at Missoula and they will journey Oh
to Spokane where they will spend
some time at the home Of Mr.. Bills
mother. thence they will travel il
California. They will be away fol
about two months.
On Monday evening crowd of Ju
dith Gap people went out to Georg'
kidder's ranch, three miles north
west OF town. and gave the host on
of the most enjoyable surprise par
ties ever witnessed. They arrived
about $3.50 and Immediately begal
preparations for All excellent CHECKER
supper which was thoroughly enjoyed
by all present, who We're: Mesdame
:. f. Skeen, Chapman, bennington
and Oscar Skeen. Misses Chapman
Skeen and bennington. Messrs. X
+. Chapman. John Skeen. Osca
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