Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-28

months in Judith Gap. She and Mrs.
Walker went to LewistOwn Monday
for few days visit.
We are selling hams and lard
Cheaper than you can get them ut any
other place III the country. Rather
4 strong statement, but see us. Jud-
18th Gap Meat company.
Mrs. v. ID. Fisher and daughter
Viola have removed to Lewistown to
reside.
Tailor made clothes-the kind that
tit-$15 to $45-See Folsom.
You should hear the new records
Piepho has just received for his Ed
ison photograph.
Rev. Raum of Billings neld German
Lutheran services in the school house
in Judith Gap last evening.
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Red Folsom.
Rev. II. n. Blakeway will hold
Congregational services in the school
house, Sunday. January 30, at II a.
M, unless the morning train is over
All hour late.
equality long remembered after
prices are forgotten" DO not forget
this when buying building material.
The Observation-Disclosures Elevator Go.
DIR. Mo:fet will entertain the mem
bers OF the Judith Club at the Gap
hstel next Wednesday evening, Feb
ruary End. A large attendance OF the
members is especially desired.
Am prepared to clean and press
clothes, and repair shoes OH short
notice. All work guaranteed salts
factory. See me opposite Murphy's
livery barn. 'Red' Folsom.
Several census takers will be need
ed in Meagher county beginning April
first, and applicants should see Post
master Haynes for examination
blanks, and method pursued in secur-
ing appointments.
James Marshall failed to make final
proof Monday OH account of mistake
in advertising his witnesses, none Of
whom had been in the country long
enough to entitle them to testify, and
this week he begins republication
OF his notice. He will try it again on
March 2Sth.
Gardiner Green and Willard Single
ton, popular residents Of the Okla
country, were in town yesterday on
business. Mr.. Singleton, who is
manager of the Penwell Sheep COM
pany of Okla, says that his big band
of sheep is wintering in fine shape,
and that his company has met with
no losses so far this winter.
The weather during the past week
has been delightful. Last Sunday
the thermometer registered 20 degrees
above zero, nearly summer heat, and
the way the snow disappeared wasn't
slow. 1t is the general opinion that
the backbone of winter is broken,
and that we will have an unusually
early spring.
This week deal was made where
by Walter Hard becomes possessed
OF the three lots adjoining his place
Of business OH the south. These lots
were purchased by Bernard Neisigh
during the town lot sale in July, 1908,
and were held by him ut big adj
vance for hotel site. Walter ill.,
tends to use ut least one of these lots
in connection with his own business.
\ term OF district court will con-
vene ut White Sulphur Springs on
January 2Sth. The jurymen drawn
from this section of the county are
y. f. DeyarmOn, John Carlson, G. b.
Leonard, and Ed Hogan of Judith
Gap. and Oscar RAIDER OF Hedges.
II. ID. Jones was also drawn, but
Judge Cheadle excused him because
he could not leave his business here.
Miss Alma Gossett was very pleas
antly surprised on her birthday last
Sunday by party Of young folks
driving out to her home. The after
noon was pleasantly spent, and after
delicious supper the guests departed
Those present were: Miss Olivia
Jones. Cora and Beth Widditield,
Patience Tenney, Lena Mendenhall:
Hubert Rose, Harry Widditield and
''Red" Folsom.
The following Judith Gap people
attended tine Burns celebration at
Garneill last Thursday evening. All
report a most enjoyable time: Messrs.
and Mesdames e. II. Stone, Irwin
Stanley; John Dolan, &. +. Schnitt-
ger, j. W. Wing: Mesdames }. r.
Balm, Alberta +. Moffet. Harry Lane.
V. ID. Fisher: Misses Winnie Berndt.
Olivia Jones, Viola Fisher: Messrs.
II. u. Jones. W. f.. Folsom, Charley
Wing, Joe Daily, Herman iieski
(,laulp Mckee BERT Evans I|arr,