Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-16

large amount of provisions. Mr..
Geiken has so acres prepared to SOW
to spring wheat, and firmly believes
a profitable crop will be secured by
all who properly till the soil.
DIR. &. +. Mccullough left Tuesday
for his holdings near Hedgesville.
Johnnie Murphy went to Lewis
town last Friday, to personally at
tend to some business interests.
Dodgers are out announcinga grand
dance and big banquet at Garneill.
Friday, December 3Oth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin lIuntsman
pleasantly spent Monday afternoon
and evening at the j. ii. Mcdonald
ranch.
=. d. Davis, Il prominent rancher
in the vicinity of Oxford. was in the
city Wednesday accompanied by his
wife.
Rev. Joseph Pope. state mission
AIRY of the congregational church.
preached and conducted the services
of that denomination in this city last
Sunday.
II. \. White LETT Tuesday for La
MOure. \. D.. where he will remain
with his family until the first of
april.
Oscar >keen has accepted a respon-
sible position in the Morris meat
market. which recently moved it's
headquarters from north Main street
to a more central location.
Royal lIuntsman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Calvin ll,tntsman of this city,
and Miss Mable &. Smith of New
York City. We're recently married at
the brides home. The happy young
couple will be at home in Chicago af-
ter December 18th.
Miss Belle Francisco. superinten-
dent of the Meagher county schools.
arrived in the city yesterday evening,
and will spend several days visiting
with her parents east of the city.
Stayed. bay 6-year-Old geld
ing, branded &c left thigh, weight
100; and one bay mare Sprinkled
with gray, wire cut lett front foot,
no brand. weight 1900. For reward
notify Murphy Bros. 81
Sigfried Blessin, who during the
past two months has been employed
in Great Falls, was in the city Tues
day enroute for lledgesville. where he
will visit with his brother for several
days before leaving for his old home
in Iowa, where he will spend the
holidays.
The Sunday schools of Judith Gap
have made arrangements to hold
Christmas exercises and to have
Christmas tree Friday evening of
next week. in the school house. The
program that will be delivered is in
charge of Miss Winnifred IIauser.
and an enjoyable and interesting
time is assured ALL
W. j. Morgan, formerly of this
city, writes the Journal to send his
paper to lIOlyOke, Mass, near where
he has accepted position as foreman
on Il stock farm. Bill says he misses
Montana, and will return before many
moons, but in the meantime he wants
to be remembered to all the boys,
to whom he wishes happy Christmas
and a prosperous New Year.
Deputy Sheriff A. Agroit of Silver
Bow county, was in the city lFriday
last and drove out to Careless creek
to get Rancher Edward Burbep's
affidavit in a contest OF election be-
tween the two candidates for county
assessor i'm Silver Bow county. 1t is
claimed that two men voted who
were residents Of jefferson county.
DR. II. b. Tice, health officer of
Meagher county, was in the city
/ Wednesday on account of the scarlet
/ fever cases which have developed in
the country near Judith Gap. There
have been three cases that have been
under quarantine at the Carrier
ranch, but no other cases have deyel-
Oped and the fear of All epidemic is
unfOunded. After seeing that quaran-
tine regulations We're properly en-
forced. DR. Tice returned to Twodot.