Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-10-08

bers to keep in proper position and
the required altitude habilaments of
their tibias.''
For good smoke try Harlowton
FavOritas.
Hedges is soon to have an opera
house.
f. T. Barron returned the first of
the week from Hobson.
Mrs. S. }. Small arrived at Hedges
from Manchester, Iowa, this week.
Mrs. w. j. Morgan spent several
days of this week visiting at Lewis
town.
c. II. Stone is building a sidewalk
around the lot OH which his store
building is situated
The seats, desks and other furniture
for the school have arrived and are
being rapidly installed.
James Kent and wife, ranchers from
near the Little Belts, were shopping
III judith Gap Wednesday.
Red" Folsom left Tuesday for
Moore, where he has accepted per-
manent position with a concrete out
fit.
J. A. Bring and c. NJ. Gurley went
deer hunting in the Snowies last week.
j. a. succeeded in bringing down
| two.
Roy Stanley leaves tomorrow for
Glendive, where lie will spend several
I weeks experimenting work on the
grade contract.
Thompson x Fisher expect to have
| completed the remodeliny of their
pool room and TO be open for business
by saturday.
Members Of the Little Belt Home
stead. No. 52e, of the Yoeman lodge,
are requested TO meet at the Judith
Gap hall tomorrow evening.
Mrs. Viola Fisher, and the Misses
Viola Fisher, and Susan Small visited
With friend at llarlowton w einesday
and Thursday OF this week.
Jack iloysier, telegrapiler at the
local &. n. station. spent several days
Of this week al Great Falls on a bust
ness visit With railroad officials.
House for sale: Four neat cottages
in judith Gap. Easy payments cas-
ier than paying rent. VIII take
horses and cattle as part payment.
Apply to - j Small. 1851
Alberta +. Noftet, Nj. d., who has
been confined to her roollls for several
days with a bad cold, is now suili-
GENTLY well to attend to her city prac-
tice.
MI. and Mrs. Will Hansen drove
to the Thomas ranch west OF Straw
last saturday, where they spent sew
eral days visiting with Mrs. Hansen's
parents.
George Scambler returned Sunday
from week $ trip throughout north
ern and northeastern Montana in the
interests of the Minneapolis brewing
company.
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was in the city the tirst of the week
on a return trip from the Flathead
| reservation, where he organized Il
banking institution.
John w. Ray and wife of Logan,
| Kansas, are in the city TINS week
looking over the country with a view
to locating here. They are on their
way home from Seattle.
=. +. Duffy, an old time. popular
and well known rancher Of the head
Of Ross fork, was in the city Tues
day OIL business appertaining to the
organization OF the new local bank.
James ii. Thompson arrived in judi
it'll Gap last Wednesday from Broken
Bow. Nebraska. Mr.. Thompson is Il
carpenter and contractor and is look
ing over the country with view to
locating.
PAsTERAGE.-I can take care of
about 40 head of cattle or horses in
good pasture this winter. Mile from
judith Gap. Fine water, good grass,
plenty OF shelter; 81 q month. W.
L. Hanson, superintendent.
The Rev. J Phillip Anshlitz held
Episcopal services i'll the Congrega-
tional church in this city Tuesday
evening. He delivered an excellent
sermon in his usual forceful and con-
vinciny manner.
\ dance was given in the Judith
Gap hall Thursday evening of last
week-a nice crowd being present.
Bewitching music WAS rendered by
Messrs. Duke. n. +. Gurley, r. G..
piepho and SiIeen. The next dance
VIII be held Thursday evening. Octo-
Der 1ltl, at which time in addition to
the orchestra. music Will be furnished
10y an Edison monograph using the
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