Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-10-29


by trade and is looking over the co,,n-
try with view to locating. At
present he expects to select Hedges
rs his future home, and as soon as
decided will bring out his family.
Try a r. \. Harlow cigar and
patronlze home industry.
+. {. Jerome Of Crookston, Mimi.
car checker for the different rail-
road companies of the United States.
was "checking cars" in the city
Tuesday.
Inc National Cafe has opened
bakery department in connection
with the restaurant, and is now PIE
pared to sell bread, pies. cakes,
cookies. doughnuts. etc.
Rev. J. \. Armstrong will preach
III the Methodist church SUNDAY
morning at II O'Clock. Sunday school
at II. Prof. Butler, superintendent Of
the Sunday school classes, will con-
duct the latter services.
Lost, Strayed or Stolen. -One soryel
mare. ) years old, with $ months
bay colt. Brand, NJ on left shoulder,
reward for return. :. G.. Fisher.
miles southeast of Garnaill. soft
Roy Stanley leaves Glenlive for
Spokane the first of next week t. re-
present the Stanley grading outfit on
some \. =. work. There's big con
tract on the coast country for some
hustling grading concern, and Rows
after it.
Spend thirty minutes in Havana
with Il ll"rlowton Favoritas cigar
best on the market.
MIR. and Mrs. Tom Lyle returned
last week from Frombpry, this state.
where they had been visiting for some
time. Mr.. Lyle passed through to
the Basin, where he spent several DAVIS
buying grain for a Billings milling
company.
Il. a. Tschanz, the popular HAIR
loWton cigar maker. made the city a
business call yesterday.
Irving Stanley recently returned
from his homestead near Winlham.
lie has let contract to have a large
number OF acres of his fertile soil
plowed this fail, and work has com
menced on drilIinga well on his place.
The Bell Telephone company has a
force OF "a men repairing it's line
from Lewistown to Garneill. The
bottom OF the poles. which hayprotte,
TO such an extent that many Of them
were about to fall, ale being shortened
and reset, and the loosend and HANG
ing wires are being restrung.
a large number of local young folks
attended the band benefit dance at
Garneill last Friday. All report hav
ing had an enjoyable time-in fact.
the participants of dances at Garnejll
Always report having enjoyed them
selves to the utmost. However. Mrs.
X. q. She'll set an unusually good
table Friday night, so it is reported.
but the writer doubts it-doesn't see
how it would be possible to spread a
better feast than she has at past ban
uuets.
with the sun emitting it's setting
golden rays on the western end of the
snowy mountains earlier every even
ing, the people OF this thriving little
city bethought to themselves that il
was nigh time for some arrangement
to be made for social entertainments
this fall and winter. Acting i'm ac-
cord with this sentiment, Mrs. j. r.
Balm took it upon herself to form a
society, which will be called the jill
dlth Club. The club is organized for
the purpose OF spending pleasant even
ihgs-carls and other games will b4
played. the best music will be fur
mshed, and luncheons will be served
Altogether. the affairs to be pulled
oil are most promising. A large
number OF people have signitied their
intention to join, and from the first
the meetings, which will he held every
other week, will prove a success. 4
business session will be held i'm the
Mrlors of the Gap hotel Wednesday
November 3rd, at2:3O in the afternoon
for the purpose OF electing officers and
transacting other club business. The
first social meeting will be held the
evening of the same day in the hotels
parlOrs ut $3.50. Whist will be PLAYED
and the customary lady's, gentle
mans and BOBBY prizes will be Of
fered. Piano music will be rendered
by the talented Miss Helen Tenney.
\ luncheon will be served at midnight
by the hostess, Mrs. J. Il. Balm.