Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-01
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town, was sOlemnized the wedding
ceremony of the marriage of Miss
Florence Wing to Mr.. Herman &.
I1eske, Rev. Wright of the Presby-
terian church officiating. Only few
friends Of the happy young couple
witnessed the ceremony.
The bride is the popular daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Wing, who
have ranch southwest of the city.
She came to this district with her
parents Il year ago last December, and
since her arrival has made a host Of
friends in this vicinity.
The groom is the son of William
Pieske, Il farmer near Drake, n. d.,
and came to Montana year ago last
October and filed on a valuable home
stead nine miles south of the city.
tie has, by sterling qualities and in
dustry, won the good will and respect
OF the entire community, and has in
Vulnerable friends who are congratu-
lating him upon his selection of a
bride.
The newly welded couple returned
from LewistOwn Sunday afternoon,
and are now ut home on Mr.. Pieske's
homestead.
This evening, Friday, dance. sup
per and smoker will be given by Mr..
Pieske at the William Duffy ranch
six miles west Of the city. Every
body welcomed.
r q. She'll Praises This Fertile District.
Lewistown Daily News: Bob She'll,
the genial mayor of Garneill and the
governor Of that fertile section Of
country, is in the city today transact
ing business and shaking hands with
his old friends.
Bob says that the Garneill section
is certainly coming to the front in
All agricultural line, and that many
new settlers are pouring into the
country tributary to the town.
The crops are simply magnificent.
says MIR. She'll, and all a skeptic
has to do is to 90 and see for him
self--One's eyes will not deceive
oneself. Bob is now engaged in the
realty business, together with his
partner, Ole Erickson. They are do
ing fine business, and one Of the
reasons why tins is true is because
they are fine fellows and are operat-
ing in a fine country.
Ullman.Miller.
A regular old-fashioned wedding,
witnessed by many of the numerous
friends of the contracting parties at
the Ullman home, one mile west Of
Nihill yesterday morning, by the Rev.
Ludwig of Harlowton, Albert Ull-
man and MissJulia Thies Miller were
united in marriage.
Mr.. Ullman is Nihill's progressive
hardware man, and very popular with
all his acquaintenances. Miss Miller
is very esteemable young lady who
has made many friends since her ar
rival in Nihill. The happy couple
were the recipients Of many costly
presents from their admiring friends.
Hon. Powell Black, a prominent at
torney from White Sulphur Springs,
arrived in Judith Gap Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Black speaks very
encouragingly rs to the future of his
town. Real estate that couldn' t hard
ly be given away four months ago is
today soaring high and still raising.
white Sulphur is livelier ut the pres
ent time than she was during the
palmy days Of the Castle excitement,
says Mr.. Black, land it is predicted
that we will have city of more than
1000 in two years. The class of settlers
who are coming in are very desirable
and have the appearance of being
'stickers'. White Sulphur is going to
celebrate the Fourth in style this
year. About u mile and a half OF
the roadbed is completed out of
Dorsey and within a week graders
will be moving dirt along the whole
line. 1t is understood that Mr.. Ring
ling will give the contractor bonus
Of SlO,OOO if the rOa(bed is ready for
the rails by September /. The ground
for the new $4,000 hotel and bath
house has been surveyed and excava-
ton for the structure will soon COM
mence." When asked about the
political situation in the county, Mr..
Black replied that he had nothing to
say. Mr.. Black left OH yesterdays
train for Great Falls.
ARE CONTAGIOUS.
From the Madisonian.