Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-09-10
Judith Gap Journal

Don't fail to look up the ad.
Mrs. Viola Fisher and daughter
will return from Lewistown in few
days and will take up their residence
in Judith Gap for the winter.
Edward Brassey, the land attorney
of Lewistown, was in the city We'd
nesday OH his way to Stanford to
attend to some business matters.
DR.. Doty, accompanied by Mrs. G.
Cunningham of Kendall, spent sun
day in the Gap. The doctor is think
ing seriously of locating in Windham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Siegler. accom-
panied by Miss May Beverly, all re-
siding south of the Gap, made 4
shopping excursion to town Wednes-
day.
Frank Barrett, the chief JOY dis
penser of the Pioneer, was called
home to Rugby, n. d., Tuesday on
a telegram announcing the serious
illness of his wife.
Miss Belle Christman, neice of
Mrs. Charles Francisco. returned
Friday to her home in Bozeman, af-
ter a weeks pleasant visit with Mr..
and Mrs. Francisco.
Albert Peterson came up from RIM
rock tunnel. where he is running a
train from the tunnel to Billings. and
spent few days with his family
here, who were on the sick list.
DR.. Smith, dentist, expects to be
here next Saturday and will remain
until after the big show on the 18th.
Anyone wishing dental work done
will please bear the dates in mind.
The Misses Small came up from
til the big celebation is over, and to
allow the carpenters to finish the in
side Of the building on the homestead.
Lawrence Siegler, who has spent
the summer here with his brother,
Jesse, departed Wednesday for VAL
pariscO, Ind, where he will enter the
law department Of the college there.
Miss l.. NJ. Parker, a high school
teacher, who has been living with her
mother south Of here, left Sunday for
Twin Bridges, Mont where she ac-
cepted a position in the city schools.
A large delegation of Judith Gap
people will go to Garneill this Fri
day. evening to attend the ball and
banquet given by She'll Il Erickson
on the occasion Of the formal opening
of their fine hotel.
Miss Eva Long, who has been
spending her vacation with her
mother Oh the ranch south OF the
Gap, left for Chicago, where she will
resume her duties III the public
schools Of that city.
The Rt. Rev. l.. II. Brewer, bishop
of Montana, will conduct the services
of the Episcopal church and preach
at Judith Gap Congregational church
on Monday, Sept. Goth, at p. M.
Everybody cordially invited.
Rev. I. .. Rock, of Edmonton, Al
berta, spent Monday in Judith Gap
while on his way home from Chicago
where he has been spending his vaca-
ton. lie has been stationed in and
near Edmonton for II years.
The citizens of Judith Gap have
prepared splendid program for the
/ tai, Of nd 1nf OF ny
on Wednesday, Sept. 18th. 1t is 60
ing to be great show, with features
to suit all ages, all classes, all tastes.
Come, and bring the whole family.
Prospective visitors to the big cele-
bration i'll Judith Gap, September
18th, will do well to read every al in
this issue of the Journal before COM
ing to town. You will then be better
prepared to enjoy to the fullest eN-
tent the many attractions to be seen.
Mrs. G. A. Miller and children Of
Bohemian, who has spent the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph II. Mcdonald, was joined by
her husband during the week. and
departed Tuesday for Long Beach,
Cal, where they expect to spend the
winter.
The bowling alley has been moved
from the Larkins' building to a tent
alongside of the Palace Buffet. The
boys will keep the amusement going
there until cold weather, when they
expect to get under more substan
tial cover.
Misses Willy and Cleo Deaton ant
Fred f. Race were here Monday ell
route to Great Falls to spend fail
time at that place. Miss Will.
Deaton is the pianist and Mr.. Free
Race is the trap drummer of tn,
popular Mahana symphony Orches
ira. of LeWiStOWn.