Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-01-29
GAPLETS

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Stanley's big ice house is nearly
completed.
The two noon trains on the Jaw bone
were taken off yesterday.
The Episcopal choir will meet at
the residence of Mrs. ]. w. Sturgeon
tonight.
The ice being obtained from the
Bowers lakes is of good quality,
clear and pure.
+. G. Warden installed the Knights
of Pythias officers at Garneill last
Saturday night.
Mrs. G. H. Pearl of Prosser, WASH,
is visiting her distinguished son-in-
law, Oscar Skeen.
Attorney G. S. Bills transacted bust
ness before the land office in Lewis
town Saturday afternoon.
There will be dance at Buffalo
this Friday evening. Several people
from Judith Gap will attend.
George Schambler visited Stanford
and HObson this week and reports
business good ut those points.
Lee Woodland and William Emery
were here from Lewistown Sunday in
the interest of the Bright Hotel.
o. F. Deyarmon bought residence
lot on High street w ednesday and will
put up residence on the same at
once.
ID. r. Bumford came down from
Lewistown Monday to locate some
settlers on homesteads in the Hedges
district.
Ben Sherdahl, who is helping Pete
Olson put up hotel at Hedges, came
up Tuesday to get Whit of metro
politan life.
Manager Jones has received u ship
ment of 5000 sashes and carload of
doors. He is getting ready for the
spring building boom.
Latest reports from Washington
are to the effect that there will be
nothing doing in regard to the forma-
ton of the Harlowton land district.
1t is reported that Frank Widie-
field has refused a snug fortune for
his splendid farm near Judith Gap.
Frank knows when he has got good
thing.
NJ. E. church services will be held
in Hays restaurant OH Sunday, Jan.
81, at 8 p. m. All are cordially in
vited to attend the services. A.
Coslet, pastor.
The Judith Gap Land company has
customers for land from quarter
section up to 5000 acres. List your
lands with this company if you want
to sell out this summer.
II. d. Jones went to Lewistown the
first of the week to consult with the
manager of the Montana Lumber
company on matters of Importance
concerning the local yards.
I. ID. Larkins made business trip
to Great Falls Saturday, returning
Monday. He reports the Falls as 60
ing ahead rapidly, being close
second to Judith Gap in enterprise
and material growth.
Calvin Huntsman of this city re-
ceived word recently that the opera
house in LaPorte, Ind, in which he
had an interest, was destroyed by fire.
The building was fully insured, and
will be rebuilt at once.
Calvin {. Jewell drove up from
Hedges Wednesday for a load of oats.
Jewell says he is going to pillow all
this coming summer on his half sec
ton of land near Hedges. and next
year he is going to have oats to sell.
sam Patterson, a homesteader south
of town, received word this week that
his mother was seriously i'll at her
home in Baxter, Tenn, and he left
Tuesday afternoon for his old home
He will be absent about month.
l.. q. Sweezy, one of the popular
freight conductors running between
Judith Gap and Billings, arrived on
his regular run Friday afternoon just
ahead of the passenger trains. After
leaving Billings he was taken violent
ly i'll with an acute attack of pneu-