Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-01-21
Miss Nellie Howdle visited with
friends in the city Wednesday.

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building.
Marion Small came up from his
Hobson ''farm-stead'' the first Of the
week to spend several days in the
city on business.
You can buy hams and lard cheaper
at the Judith Gap Meat company
than any other place in the country.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r.. Yarnell, Mrs.
Charles Francisco, Mrs. John Green
ough, Eugene and Howard Conlan
were pleasant callers of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. J. Gossett Sunday evening.
Everything gOes-at your own price
at the auction sale of household
goods Monday, Jan. oath, at 2 O'Clock
first building north of school house.
Jay Fisher spent several days Of
last week in Harlowton on legal mat
tiers.
Spring is not so far away. Figure
With US now on your buildings. Quail
ity of the best; prices the lowest.
The McCaull-Webster Elevator Co.
Judge Balm made Harlowton a pro-
fessional visit the first of the week.
The judge returned Tuesday evening
on the train that got stalled at Okla,
from which point he rode "sllanks'
ponies" into town. -
Tailor made clothes-the kind that
fit-$15 to $45-See Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent Nigro came
up from Roundup a week ago to at
tend the opening dance Of Judge
Bain's Hall, and to visit with the
Judge and his wife, old Butte friends.
Mr.. Nigro returned to his business
interests Sunday, Mrs. Nigro remain
ing to attend the meeting of the Judith
club.
Auction Sale Of Household Goods.
AT 2o'clock, Monday, Jan. oath, at
the first building north Of the school
house. Harry Lane, auctioneer.,
The members of the Judith Club
were pleasantly entertained Wednes-
day evening by Mesdames Moffet and
Fisher in the parlors Of the Gap hotel.
Progressive whist was the order Of
the evening, five tables being played.
y dainty luncheon was served at mid
night. The head prizes were won bv
Mrs. Viola Fisher and II. NJ. Jones.
and the BOBBY prizes by Mrs. II. NJ.
Hanson and Joe DAILY.
Quality, not price, is essential to
SATISFACTORY
satisfy you on both. The NcCaull-
webster Elevator Co.
The opening dance of j. r. Bain's
hall Friday evening was a social sue
cess. The dance was held under the
auspices OF the Judith Club, and the
pleasant manner in which the affair
was managed reflects considerable
credit upon the club. Nearly one
hundred persons attended and all en-
JOyed themselves to the utmost. At
midnight the doors to the banquet
rooms in the Gap hotel were thrown
open, displaying beautifully decorated
tables heavily laden with delicacies.
The music rendered by Freseman's
orchestra proved satisfactory.
We are selling hams and lard
cheaper than you can get them at any
other place III the country. Rather
strong statement, but see us. .Jud-
18th Gap Meat company.
c. j. Shanahan and Martin CAV
land of Nihill were in Judith Gan
Monday and expected to return home
on the afternoon train of the same
day, but were kept UP all night wait
ing for No. Al that never came.
These gentlemen are getting big
store building ready to open up soon
with large stock of general mer-
chandise. On the 2Sth of January
the building will he dedicated by a
grand ball to which everybody is
cordially invited. There will be good
music, and if you want the time of
your life make preparations to be the
guest of these great entertainers, the
merchants Of Mill, Messrs. Gayland
Il Shanahan.
Some local paper has facitiously
remarked that the wind was so strong
in the Musselshell valley the other
day that it blew 16-foot hole in the
ground near Martinsdale, and ends:
Judith Gap is still to be heard
FROM" At times the wind does blow
"some" at Judith Gap, but taking a
mans hat off his head and effectually
losing it for him is the worst mishap
so far recorded. Down the line at
Broadview, however, Jack Hoyser.
the operator here, reports that the
wind was SO strong recently that it
blew the bottom out OF cistern.
The strong wind prevailing in this
section of Montana the first of the
week has played havoc with railroad
ing on the "Jawbone." A freight
train got stalled between here and