Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-30

ers were notified by John Law, fore
man of the Pirrie ranch, as to where
the t.am could be found.
Miss Susan Small will be in the city
Friday and Saturday Of next week to
give lessons OH the piano, and to see
all those who desire to join the class.
The Rev. J. Phillip Anshutz Of
White Sulphur Springs, will conduct
the services of the Episcopal church
and preach at the Congregational,
Thursday evening. January 5th, at
eight o'clock.
Great Falls Tribune: Miss Helen
Tenny arrived home Saturday from
Chicago, where she has been taking
special course in music. to join her
mother in their new home on Sixth
avenue north.
Joe DAILY returned from Helena
Saturday afternoon, after having
spent IA well-earned two weeks vaca-
ton in the capitol city. Immediately
upon reaching this city Joe went to
bed. this action beng taken because
of a severe cold which he contracted
the inevitable result when a Judith
Gap citizen takes Il bath during the
winter months.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. \. White and two
children arrived in the city Wetlnes-
day from la Moure. y. d., where
Mrs. White and children have been
spending the past six or eight months.
Mr.. White. who within two weeks
ago had remained in the city to look
after his local interests, left for La
Moure, where he had decided to spend
the remainder Of the winter. but was
ton Of Dan Mcdonald.
W. W. Sheets, a wealthy rancher
Of Choteau county who recently dis
posed Of a large part of his interests
and moved into Chinook. from where
he superintends his ranching, was in
this district several days this week
as the guest Of W. l.. McClelland
and family on their ranch east Of the
city. Messrs. Sheets and McCleIland
came to Montana together about tif-
teen years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson and
son, CLANS Jr.," Mrs. Olive Wise
man and son. Irwin: Mat Boryan and
a. j. Swanson were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Thompson at their
ranch southeast Of the city, Monday
afternoon and evening. The hostess
served five O'Clock dinner, which
the guests report to have been most
appetizing and satisfying.
Fred J. Spach, the county surveyor
is in the city today attending to some
official duties.
j. II. Lackey will leave the first Of
next week for Billings, from which
point he will be assigned territory
in which lie will act as salesman for
the Rumley Traction Company
n. II. Bradley OF IIarlowton. tran
sacted business in the city yesterday.
Char lie Coleman is spending bis
holiday vacation in bed.
Mrs. j. II. Balm has been on the
sick list for day or two this week.
u. +. Smith, who is connected with
the Milwaukee, was in the city on
Thursday.
Harry and Johnnie Murphy have
been confined to their rooms with
the grippe for the pas two days.
Billy Miller is also among our citi-
zens who have been under the wealth
er this week.
Roy Shuler left yesterday for his
ranch near lavina. where he will
busy himself getting everything in
readiness for spring work.
Miss Olivia Jones delightfully."- en-
tertained Mrs. +. l.. Harrison, Miss
Rita Brown and IL. d. Jones at Il
twelve O'Clock turkey dinner Tuesday
ut the Jones residence on Meagher
street. 1t is understood that this was
Miss Olivia's initial effort in the
more advanced departments Of the
culinary art, and it is reported by HE
guests that the excellent dinner ser
we'd was worthy of the epicurean pal
ate of Il cOnnOisseur.
II. J. Giltlnan Of IIedgesville was
in the city Thursday enroute home