Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-03-07

be due OH seed grain, and Mr.. Lib
city has put in y counter claim of
$500. alleged damage to land on &C.
count OF pooE seed.-LewistOwn
News
John Leichliter made \ business
visit to Lewistowm Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Mrs. q. II. Stone and daughter.
Faith returned Monday from sever
al days. visit with Mrs. Stones aunt.
Mrs. Sam Glenn, at Roundup.
Judith Gaps most modern and
most reliable stores advertise regul-
arly in the Journal. They advertise
the best Of everything ut the lowest
price for which it can be sold. They
have bright, airy, and pleasant stores,
well Informed and accommodating
salespeople, and strive to give their
customers the best service Obtainable.
Miss Sadie Antoine returned to her
home near lledgesvilla OH Tuesday.
Frank Grieve and Orlo Iletts spent
the forepart Of the week OH their
ranches in Hopley.
For Sale.-One span Of mares, 9
years old, gentle and well broke,
weight 2tOO. One bay gelding 10
years old, weight l21O. One new 3 1-2
inch wagon and boX.-Warrem J.
Tucker. uArlOWtOn. 1910
On and after Sunday, March 9th
trains number 43 and ~ OH the q. n.
will deliver mail OH Sundays.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed McReynolds and
children returned OH Tuesday from
MissOula.
The Farmers Elevator Company
have made arrangements to handle
full line Of seeds this spring and
Manager Franks says that "mOney
can buy no better seed anywhere"
That commercial club work pays
is the testimony and experience of all
cities. Examples of success are
found in our own state. CONNER.
cial club work conducted OH a bust
ness-like basis will pay Judith Gap.
Everywhere in the growing north
west, the commercial club is consid-
cred commercial necessity. There
is not live city, large or small. in
this rich territory which is without
al active development organization.
Claude Rocks. u former resident of
Cascade. now i conductor running
out Of Billings. was III town Monday
renewing old acquaintances.- Cas-
cade Courier.
Mrs. j. W. Rhoades has been
placed in quarantine in her home
over the Security State Bank. She
has mild case Of smallpox.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Murphy and.
son Lyle, and Miss VERIFY were the
guests Of Mrs. Julia Pero and dauvll-
tiers at All excellent dinner last Sum
day.
Mrs. 4. Thompson, known to
everyone in this section as Grandma
Thompson, has been quite i'll for the
past week. Her many friends, who
may be numbered by the men. women
and children in this section, hope for
her speedy recovery.
l.. E. Mckee received pair OF full
blooded Chester White pigs and
dozen Rock Island Red chickens this
week from his sOn-in-law, Ed Reyn-
olds. Ed is located in Missoula now
and knowing how highly l.. T.. appre-
ciates good stock on the farm sent
the pigs and chickens along.
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber and family,
from Armour. ). d., arrived in the
city Sunday. Mr.. Weber shipped
two car loads OF horses, cattle. mach
inery, and household goods and has
taken up his residence on the u. J.
Murphy ranch miles southeast of
town.
John Null ard G.. +. Sullivan ac-
companied Ed Anderson and ANel
.|ohanson to White Sulphur Springs
on Tuesday. They acted us wit
nrsses for Ed and ANel, who took on:
their final citizenship papers.
Bring in your clothes and have
them repaired. Henry c. Miss.
tailor.
On Saturday, Marcn 18th, the
ladies Of the Library club will enter,
tain in the school building. The
principal feature Of the evening will
be the playing of games. \ lunch will
be served and Il general good time is
assured.
Henry G. Miss, the tailor, has re-
ceived Il shipment Of ready-to.
suits which cannot be excelled in
| quality or style any place. He has
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