Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-18

MOuHldluS rev miles from Ju0lCn
Gap. W. +. Fringer was one of the
first business men in this city. He
was with Stanley Bros. when they
first opened up here, later with White
n Lippincott, and worked some time
for John Dolan at Garneill. From
here he went to Lewistown, and from
that place to HObsOn, where he has
since resided. W. I. is an expert
enced saloon man and will have i'm
mediate charge Of the Commercial
Buffet. He says he will run Il first
class. up to date place, and wants
everybody to watch for the grand
opening, which will he announced
later.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. G.. {. Stay
ton, Wednesday, February rs, Il boy.
l.. J. Bulen has rented the building
formerly occupied by George Finch
as a real estate office, and is having
the same fitted up for IA barber shop.
For ;'ale.--One top buggy. one q.
i. John Deere walking plow, kitchen
cabinet, stove, sanitary cot. iron bed
stead. springs and mattress. Mrs.
Gerald q. Walker.
Harry Murphy, who has not COM
plet"ly recovered from his recent at
tack of the grippe, made a trip to
Lewistown Wednesday evening to
consult with his old physician.
Mrs. John Dolan was quite i'll ut
her home this week and was unable
to preside in her official capacity as
president at the last meeting of the
Judith club.
II. y. Jones lett Wednesday even
ing for l.ewistown to attend the in
itiaton of a herd of Elks. 1t is said
that II. y. has not entirely recovered
from the effects Of his bout with the
Elk's goat. and that the trip was
made to square accounts with the new
members.
Will Stanley came up from the
Twin Cities this week to look after
his business interests in the Gap.
He will remain here several weeks.
Will reports that his trm-Stanley
Bros finished the grading con-
tract had with the N. II. near Glen
dive last season, and that another big
contract will possibly be lined up for
the coming season.
Walter Hard is circulating a petit
ton for signatures, praying the Great
Northern railroad company to build
a sidewalk from the dep IT across the
right of way to connect with IA side
walk Walter will build from his place
OF business to the limits Of the three
lots he recently purchased from Bern
ard Niesigh. This walk is greatly
needed. A cross walk will also be
built at the intersection of these two
walks to the bank building. Now il
the owners of the vacant lots or
Main street will build walks across
the same. the town will be largely
benefited by establishing Il reputa-
ton of being enterprising and up to
date.
The members of the Judith clul
were delightfully."- entertained Wed.
nesday at Bains' hall by the host and
hostesses of the evening, Charley
Coleman and Misses Mae and Winnie
Berndt. Five tables of progressive
whist were played. The lady's and
gentleman's head prizes were captur,
ed by, respectively, J. F. Mcclellan
who was taking the part of a lady il
order to fill up set, and Oliver
Readel. Mrs. e. F. Schnittger wal
awarded the lady's BOBBY prize, Will.
William Duke got away with the gen
tleman's similar honors. \ daint,
luncheon was served at midnight
Those present were: Messrs. ant
Mesdames J. r. Balm, Bert Finch
j. f. Mcclellan, William Duke, c,
+. Schnittger; Mesdames J. Weistan.
er, Alberta +. Moffet; Miss Ramona
McClellan; Messrs. JAS. b. Elliot
DR.. John i. Foley, l.. J. Bulen, o.
Wilson, 4. M. Jones, Oliver Readel
Frank Murphy. Irwin Stanley, Will
Stanley. The next meeting will b.
held Wednesday evening. March 2, al
Bain's hall, Mesdames G. +. Schnitt
ger and j. II. Balm entertaining.
J. +. Bacon, secretary of the Bill
lings & Northern Townsite company
which owns the towns IF Broadview
Hedges, Mill and MendOn, came ~