Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-30

from the northern gold fields last
fall. 80.
Smoke the Harlowton Favo rite and
the Red Seal Cigars.
Mrs. N. Nigrow of Butte, is SPEND
ing a week visiting. with Mrs. J. Il.
Balm Of this city. O
Rev. a. A. Reese, the Norwegian
Lutheran minister of Billings. will
hold services in the Congregational
church Sunday evening, May 2, at
1870.
Pat Nihill, real estate dealer and
rancher Of Moore, was in Judith Gap
last Friday and was very favorably
impressed with the town. MIR. Mill
will possibly make some investments
here before long.
+. &. Wordel, lawyer, First Ma
tiOnal block. phone 127, LewistOwn.
Bro. Van Orsdel, Of Great Falls,
the presiding elder Of this district,
will be here Sunday and will hold
services in the NJ. f.. church Sunday
afternoon and evening; Sunday school
at $3.50 p. m.
q. n. Hamlet, an experienced bar
Der of Minneapolis, arrived in the
city Wednesday afternoon. lie has
accepted position in White Il Lip
pincott's Pioneer barber shop. Il.
n. and Bob were old school pals in
Monticello, MINI.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hill gave very enjoy
able party Wednesday afternoon at
her home III this city. Delicious re-
freshments were served. Among
those present were: Mesdames Balm,
Dolan, Smith, Schiller, Morgan and
NigrOw.
ID. c. Hays new restaurant build
ing, north of the Journal office, is
nearing completion. 1t is two
story structure and is a great inn
provement to upper Main street.
The building will be opened with Il
dance Tuesday night.
l.. E. Butler of Lewistown was in
the city yesterday soliciting the bust
ness for patronage for the electric
light plant. His company agrees,
if Il suite ent number of lights are Sc
cured, to have plant III operation
here within sixty days after the first
of May
A farewell party given in honor of
Mrs. Nora Martin ut the home of
Mrs. q. n. Skeen Tuesday afternoon.
a very enjoyable time is. reported.
The ladies Of Judith Gap will miss
Mrs. Martin, as she has been such a
faithful worker. We all join the
Ladies' Aid Of the NJ. +. church in
wishing her much success in her new
wOrk.0
! j. r. Bacon, secretary of the Bill-
! ings 4 Northern Townsite company,
was in Judith Gap Wednesday, and
left the same evening for Broadview,
one of the company's towns. He re-
ports considerable demand for town
lots in Broadview, Hedges and Men,
don, three important towns along
this line.
Why. torture yourself at home?
Get your work done where it is done
right. Three chairs, good BARRIERS,
no long waits. Pioneer Barber Shop.
A Philadelphia man, in a sleeping
! car, went through terrible accident
in which the sleeping car rolled down
an embankment without waking the
gentleman. 1t was noticed, however,
that as the car struck the bottom he
murmured: "Don't, Sarah, don't.
III get up and start the fire.
Rev. VIM. j. Spire will hold ser
vices in the Congregational church
Sunday morning, May 2 at II 0 o'clock.
The right hand Of fellowship will be-
extended to all. 4 business meeting
will be held Friday, April 80, and we
would be pleased to have the names
of all who contemplate joining forces
with us, handed in ut that time. Sun
day evening, May =, Rev. Spire will
! hold services in the depot ut Hedges.
Sam McCannan, the big banker of
Helena, was here Wednesday. lie
had been over in the Swimming Wu-
man country with Lewis Penwell and
W. }. johnson of Lewstown looking
over some investments in that sec
ton. This was Mr.. McCannan's
first visit to this section Of the state
and he was very much pleased with
the country and the dpyplon,npnt
that is going on.
During the. furry Of snow sugar
snow-W etlnesday. when the wind
blew tiercely. and the mercury in the
thermometers dropped to the shiv-r-
ing point; pedestrians. mntiled to the
. ears, scurried from one building to
another to find hot stove from
which to absorb the welcome heat. Il
glance in Beers II Haynes display
window revealed Il tine collection ut
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