Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-04-18
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H. l.. Bills was visitor to Great
Falls and Waller last week.
Win 30 piece, hollow handle Rod
gers 1S47 silver set ut DeyarnOn'S.
Victor Carlson started his student
trips as brakeman OH the q. n. stub
the first of the week.
Seed For Sale-GOod flax. blue stem
wheat, and three kinds OF potatoes
Abraham Olson.
DIR. Betten and Hugh Dawes were
city visitors Monday from Garneill.
House for rent.-Abraham Olson. !
The ladies' aid society of the NJ. f.
Church will hold food sale on Satur-
day afternoon at the Mckenzie Co.'s
store.
The little daughter of w. l.. Mich
OILS is sick on the ranch southeast Of
town with bronchial pneumonia.
/ r. p. Chapman moved his family to
the ranch east of town last week.
Dick has enjoyed the winter in town
and by next fall he will build house
of his own in Judith Gap where he
! will spend all of the winters.
Tom Lyle was in the city Monday
from Miles City. He has been buy
ing hay and grain for his brother, ut
Miles City, who holds contract for
the furnishing Of hay and grain to
! government for their requirements in
Philippines.
a. Ambrose Dunn-contractor and
builder. Work satisfactory to owner.
Grandpa Ray returned Tuesday
from weeks visit at the home of
his two sons, Muck and Frank, in
Lewistown. lie will continue to
make his home in this city with his
son, Aaron,
Lester McClelland went to Harlow.
ton last Sunday to attend to the duties
! of McCullogh's repair shop. Mr..
Mccullough was obliged TO remain at
home owing to the illness of his wife.
James Eckland will leaye the local
e. n. shops this week for visit with
relatives in Minnesota.
Miss Jessie Miller and sister of
Belgrade arrived in the city last Sun
day and will visit some time at the
ranch home of their sister, Mrs. p.
ID. Davis, east Of town.
Lumber.-Rough or planed lumber
for sale, or will saw out your allot-
ment of free lumber. w. NJ. Yaple.
Glen Bills has had his auto repaired
in the McClelland garage and has
been busy showing land to prospec-
tive buyers this week.
The infant daughter of Mrs. James
T. Raw died on the 18th day of April,
age three days. Mr.. and Mrs. Raw
have the sympathy of their many
friends and acquaintances.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lewistown
Steam Laundry Rough Dry--6c pound.
Plottner's, next to postoffice.
w. H. Waters Of Miller, S. d., is
in the city looking after his own and
his partners realty business. Mr..
Waters and Mr.. Torrey, both of Mil
Ter, s. d., are the owners of the old
Bower ranch property.
Tom Mcmillan and F. H. Heator
will leave this week for Great Falls
where they will secure employment
Mrs. Heaton will make her home will
Mrs. Mcmillan on the ranch during
the absence of their husbands.
p. A. Barkus received letter
at Milestone. from his wife, that thu
children were not we'll and asking
him to come home. He left Bill!
Miller and the Davis boys to continue
on to their future home in Dawson
county and started back at once, ar
irving home on Wednesday morning
Mr.. Barkus will join them again il
aweek or SO, after they get settled.
For Sale-MacarOni wheat and fla,
seed. G. I. Benson, 4 miles sOuth-eas
of Judith Gap.
! President Carl II. GRAY and part.
of other Great Northern officials AT
: rived here by special Sunday morning
Those with the president were Vice
3 Presidents J. NJ. Gruber and W. I
) Kenney; General Manager George II
= Emerson; c. NJ. Byers, assistant 1
o the president: Chief Engineer X
% Budd; General Superintendent c. Z
. jerks, and }. T. McGaughey, assis