Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-12-03

Mrs. l. Ward and children of Lewic-
town Sundayetl in the city.
IL. ID. Jones made business trip to
Lewistown til" first of the week.
Attorney d. f. stack Of Lewis
town, was city visitor yesterday.
Miss Bertha Trimble, of Stanford
spent Sunday with her parents north
Of town.
Amos MentlenHall left Tuesday for
winfield. Kansas. where lie will re-
main indefinitely.
Mrs.George Scanbler and Paxton
Muir left Tuesday for Kansas City to
spend the holidays with Mrs. Seam
bler's mother.
Miss Nellie IIowdle was in the city
Wednesday from the Carrier ranch
near the Snowies. where she had been
visiting for several days.
Jack Sotlen has gone into the home
stead locating business in this section
right. He starts off with an ad in
this weeks journal. Mr.. Sotlen has
his eye on some choice farm lands in
this neck of the woods that are open
for filing as homesteads or deserts,
and he says he knows Of several
pieces of land close in that can be Sc
cured by REIMBURSEMENT. Jack is
nf In.
conscientious. and will succeed.
Another gentle storm visitel this
section Wednesday worning, covering
the ground with several inches OF the
beautiful. The warm weather ac-
companying the storm soon took the
snow off. This has been one Of the
most delightful falls known in the
history Of Montana. We have not
had any cold weather so far this win
ter. later.-The "beautiful' is again
with us - Thursday it was chased
hitler and thither by gentle Zephyrs.
For Sale.-A team of bay mares,
100 pounds each. ) and : years old:
one mare 8 years old, 1900 pounds,
and colt: one sOrrel horse, weight
1850, years old: a team Of mares,
and years old, 1000 pounds each:
two geldings, and 6 years old, weight
1900 pounds, for sale at reasonable
prices and terms. Apply to Charles
Conlan, Judith Gap, Mont.
Mrs. Viola Fisher. and Misses
Viola Fisher and Ted knutson,
and Messrs. DR.. Mccullough, 4. 4.
FRESHMAN. .)r., :. j. Small and Marion
Small. left Wednesday OF last week
at midnight on the late passenger for
Hedges to spend several days at Miss
Susan Small's ranch near that town.
The ranch was reached about three
O'Clock in the morning, but neverthe-
less, it took nearly two hours to con-
vince the doctor that it was bed time.
Twelve persons were seated at the
Thanksgiving spreadto which Al
Freseman Tended much assistance
and merriment in acting as the leaG-
ing waitress. The same evening il
dance was pulled off floor space be-
ing secured by moving considerable
furniture out doors. The party re-
turned Friday afternoon.
Despite the unpleasant weather, IL
merry crowd gathered ut the pleasant
suburban home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John
Dolan OH Wednesday evening ut the
rnrppfnp ma .>f Ir1;kl, II
Progressive whist was played the
lady's prize being Won by Miss Mae
Berndt, and the gentleman's by Roy
Stanley. The BOBBY prizes were
given to Miss Nellie lIowtlle and Joe
DALEY. At business meeting it
was decided to give ball Christmas
eve, the ladies OF the club to- serve IL
supper. Irwin Stanley was appointed
floor manager, ana John Dolan,.
Claude Sawyer and William Morgan
as Il committee on hall, music and
general arrangements. Mr. and Mrs..
II. NJ. Hanson were voted in as
members Of the club. After this II.
bounteful supper was served and the
guests departed with many express
siOns Of appreciation Of the gracious
hospitality shown. them by their
charming hostess and kind host.
Those present were Messrs.. and
Meslames Roy Stanley, Irwin Stan
ley, Bert Finch, VIM. Morgan: DIR.
Moffet, Mrs. j. Il. Bain,. Mrs. liar
rson: Misses. Winnie Berndt,. Mae
Berndt, Lena Mendenllali,. Nellie
IIowdle: Messrs.. Charles Coleman,
Claude Sawyer, Joe DALEY and .Aarel
SeNt9n.
Days Of Free Range are Over.
Rocky Mountain Hnsha,itl,nan:
While we are forced to admit that
tha dave nf fhA frusl r.anUa a nyAr