Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-04

with live ball team at this point,
and that there is no reason why the
Gap couldn't put out a winning team.
Shoes repaired. Red" Folsom.
s. p. Stoner passed through the
city Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Ullman Of
Hedges, spent several days the first
of the week in the city.
Prof. Butler returned the first of
the week from week end business
visit in Lewistown.
c. F. Schnittger made a business
trip to Lewistown Tuesday evening,
returning yesterday morning.
George Murphy returned Sunday
from two months visit with rela-
tives in Calgary, Canada.
Ed Suffer and big" Lehman of
Lewistown were in the city yesterday
enroute for Billings.
There is nothing more universally
commended than a good home. The
McCaull-W ebster Elevator Co.
Invitations are out for dance and
banquet given by Deyarmon and
Stanley tonight.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the Goth to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel.
c. j. Shanahan, postmaster and
merchant Of Nihill, was city bust
ness visitor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Coleman of Mill,
were in the city several days the first
OF the week. Their son Will has left
Parker, 5. d., to join them here.
Dressmaking, cleaning and pres
sing suits. Miss Sadie Antoine. 1917
Miss Mamie Cameron departed yes
terday morning for two weeks stay
at her homestead near Judith Cap
Inland Empire.
Chester Browning of Elk Point, $.
D.. son of Ed Browning, was in the
city recently for several days. Be
fore returning he filed on an excellent
quarter as a desert claim.
Nothing so cements and holds to-
Rether as good cement-the kind we
carry III stock. The McCaull- eb-
ster Elevator Go.
II. +. Denhart came up from Moore
yesterday, where he closed deal
whereby he became the possessor Of
general store and lots in MOccasin
Mr.. Denhart left the same day for
Windham.
4 dance and banquet will be given
in Bain's hall Friday evening, March
II, the proceeds of when will go to-
ward purchasing uniforms and fixing
diamond for local ball team.
Good music. Everybody turn out
or, better still, shell out.
Landlord j. r.. Balm and Thirst
Dispenser Walter Hard have built
crossing and walk connecting their
places of business. This is a material
improvement for the pedestrians of
the city, and it is to be hoped that
more crossings will he put in.
Oscar Skeen has accepted position
i'll the {. r. Stone general store.
Harry Lane, for some time Stones
right hand man, Will soon move to
his homestead near the city, where
he will spend the summer in active
agricultural work.
Samuel Gebo, one of Lewistown's
well known fnanciers. was in the city
Wednesday enroute for Billings. Mr..
GeLo is very enthusiastic over this
city's future, and said he was any
iOus to get an electric current into
this city if any support could be Sc
cured.
Engineer Erickson slipped on some
ice in Main street Tuesday morning,
the fall resulting in dislocating his
right shoulder. DR.. Moffet was call
ed, and after the dislocated member
was reduced, Mr.. Erickson caught
No. 43 to the Falls, where of necessity
he will spend a week before resuming
work.
John IIattOn, who has been visiting
with Harry Wi(dietield for some
time. will leave the first of next week
fo: the state of Washington, where
he joins a troupe of international
fame. John was raised in this dis
trict. his parents formerly being
ranchers here, and he says he has
greatly enjoyed his visit in this COM
munitv.
Clarence r.. Stone has again en-
larged his store building, this time
by building in front of the large
warehouse south of the brick. The
new addition and the ware house will
be used for the harness, machinery
and heavy hardware department.