Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-12-12


flee and Weede is what the town is
known as. There is no railroad yet. i
but when the &. n, Milwaukee,, and
500 start building they will cross the
Musselshell in the immediate vicinity
OF the town. Judith Gap will be we'll
represented there in the saloon bust
ness at least. Robert Allen White,
one of Judith Gaps first saloon men
is now conducting an emporium
there, and he will soon have Mr..
Granberg as u competitor.
George Rice is having big auction
sale on his ranch southwest of town
today.
Mrs. Frank Schnittger is assisting
with the bookkeeping ut the Security
State bank.
f. T. Barron was in town this week
from Roundup.
Lost. An endgate from a Moline
wagon on the road east of town OH
Monday evening. Finder please
leave at the Farmers elevator and
Oblige j. I. McCrea.
Mrs. J. A. Kierstead and Miss Ell.
va Thorson have been quarantined in
the J ones cottage with small pox.
DIR. II. Il. Tice Of Twodot was in
town the first of the week on bust
ness pertaining to his duties as cOun-
ty health officer.
What more su liable present can
you buy for friend or relative than a
| years subscription to the JOURNAL?
Like a letter from home every week
for 50 weeks for only $500.
Wilmot II. Wills, Emil G. Marx.
and Robert kleyer were in White Sui
phur last week.
While loading car Of wheat at Nj
hill last week Albert Fahnholz suf-
fered broken bone in his left hand.
He went several days before calling
Oh DIR. Cans, bht.it is mending nice
~ now. .
Geo. s. Haynes stopped in Clancy
OH his home from the Masonic Shrin-
ers' meeting in Helena last week.
and spent several days visiting with
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolan and
daughters, Dora and Ora. left on
Tuesday, for Stockton, CAL. where
they VIII spend the T0li1avvs 1T tie
home Of Mrs. Dolan's parents. Be-
fors.returning Mr.. Dolan; sNpeets'te
undergo surgical operatiottl /, 1t
mink A. Arth left OH wednesday
for4 over, Mo-, where hauwill spend
the:&olidayS with triend and rela-
tivea Franz 5&nI senieRpf It'd al
S ss a;sss:{ss'y IN !! isE;s"sssssl
in Damaging some more Missourians
out.lere because fsii a7e nthusi4s
tic Reliever in Mss Certify 4 Jq y Il
Cap;
Mrs. Eva S. Blanchard, a cousin OF
Mrs. Cora Chamberliii lands 'Rdllai1
Lawrence, who has O. homestead u
1917. left on Monday for her former
home at Dodge Center: :Mfnn,i!.:; Where
she will spend portion 0ft1fe:W In
ter. r.: ,5:.,,,I<r
Strayed. From my ranch IL miles
east of Judith Gap one red heifer
formation leading to recovery will -b'
suitably rewarded. e. +. Sullivan
Mrs. Phil DesJardins and dapgh
ter, Louise, have been visiting Will
. friends and relatives for some TIM
in Helena and Butte. They will pos
sibly not return until Mr.. Des lard
ines can have their new home read
for occupancy. ..-'-. =.
, DR.. p. E. Thompson,' dentists;s-svil
be here on Saturday. Office with:Dr
Cans. ! l.sN
: James Megurino, an employee Y
!. the Il. N. was injured while unt6ad
= ing car of coal at the coal shutes q
Monday. A lever on a gondolats ca
|, slipped and struck him in the hea
irtlicting deep wound which neces
STATED a number of stitches.
r A letter from II. NJ. Hanson wa
J.. received this week III which he ask
y that his journal be sent to him Z
>. Ogden. Utah, until further notice
= He says that he and his family wi
r. remain in Ogden for some time. Z Ill
sends best regards to friends in -th
section. 49,
,r Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lane ha,
n moved into the John DOlan home
n remain during Mr.. and Mrs. DOlan
l. absence They had leased their OW