Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-01

less creek rancher, transacted legal
matters in the city Monday. leaving
the same evening for Lewistown,
where Mrs. Halbert is recovering
from Il recent illness.
Base ball dance Friday evening,
April list.
Frank Howdle and NJ. n. Morris,
prosperous and progressive home
steaders in the Mill vicinity, made
the city business visit Tuesday, re-
turning the following day.
Harnesses and shoes repaired.
Harness leather and extras. Shoe
findings. Prices right. Work guar
anteed satisfactory. j. ii. ThOmp-
son. 1S-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. p. j. Murphy and
family are expected back this week
from Calgary, Canada, where they
have been visiting during the past
month.
Good Potatoes for Sale Cheap
have 10000 pounds OF good potatoes
for sale at my ranch at 75c Il hundred.
Suitable for seed or eating purposes.
sam LutZ, Garntill. 2O-2l
Miss Flossie Carrier returned to
the Carrier ranch near the Snowies
Wednesday. after having spent Il
month assisting in household duties
in the Beers home.
Dance for benefit Of the base ball
club, April lst.
Mrs. George $. Haynes returned
Saturday from a several week S pleas
ant visit with MIR. Haynes parents,
MIR. and Mrs. Nj. \. Haynes. at Clan
cey, this state.
G. W. Barkley, the deep voiced
farmer Of oxford. was in the city
Tuesday purchasing provisions and
swapping yarns. c. W. is preparing
to enter agricultural pursuits with a
vim that will get results.
The dance for the benefit of the
local ball team will b. given III Bain's
hall tonight. Friday. supper will be
served by Charley Coleman in the
banquet rooms of the Gap hotel.
Mesdames j. \. Bring and &. NJ.
Gurley left saturday for Great Falls,
the latter returning yesterday. Mrs.
Bring viii remain in Great Fails a
week or ten days to receive medical
attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom O'Donnell, Mrs.
Harrison, Miss Linn Corbly. and
Messrs. II. ID. Jones and Joe DAILY at
tended the Easter ball given in Har-
lowton Monday evening. The party
returned the following morning.
r. A. Andrew of Washington, :.
d., a cousin of Frank and Nellie
Howdle. accompanied by party of
seven from that place. We're in the
Gap Sunday on their way to Great
Falls. The party was very enthusi-
astic over the central portion Of Mon
tana.
Will Coleman, who has home
stead near Mill, received a carload
of emigrant mOveables the first Of the
week from Parker, ). d., his former
home. AS the car was shipped over
the Milwaukee. Mr.. Coleman spent
Wednesday in the city transferring
his property to the Great Northern.
1t is reported that e. X. Stone sold
$1,000 worth OF farm machinery one
day last week. Beers Il Haynes have
sold two carloads of machinery this
spring and have car OH the road.
The farmers Of this vicinity realize
that they are fortunate in being able
to secure agricultural implement of
such recognized excellence as those
carried by these two dealers.
Rev. Blakeway held Congregational
services III the city Sunday.
'Donahue Players Bain's hall,
Monday and Tuesday nights. April
and 5.
J. II. I.ackey returned Yesterday
from business trip to Billings.
Attorney b. +. Stack OF Lewistown,
transacted legal business III the city
Monday.
Catholic services will be held by
Father Phalen in Bain's hall Sunday
morning, April 3rd. at 1890 O'Clock.
1t is no small happiness to live in Il
house built from the BEST materials
The McCaull- Webster Elevator Co.
\ number of Judith Gap people at
tended the dance given at Garneill
last Friday evening. All report an
enjoyable time.
Judge Edward Brassey. of the pop
ular law firm Of Brassey II Stack Of
Lewistown, transacted legal business
in the city Tuesday.
Misses Gladys and Fay Antoine,
formerly of Moore, were in town
Saturday evening Oh the way to their