Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-02-17

saw Il coyote and pulled his rifle from
the bottom of the buggy, and while
holding the gun in his hands it went
off unexpectedly, the bullet striking
and nearly Instantly killing one of
the animals he was driving.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the Goth to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel.
Miss Dora Gels Of Garneill, visited
with friends in the city Wednesday.
Oysters served any style at the Gap
Hotel Cafe.
Gerrit BECKER and family left the
city Monday for their homesteads
south of the SnOwies.
Spring and Summer suits, tailor or
dered. From SO to $50. Red Folsom.
Mrs. J. Il. Balm returned last Sat
urday from Il several days visit with
Mrs. {. +. Sullivan at Lewistown.
Edward &. Russell. attorney at law.
room 10 in the Empire building,
LewistoWn. Montana.
Jack Davis returned from Kansas
City Wednesday. where he has been
for the past three months getting the
fundamentals of automobile business.
lie expects to work for some auto
company in this state
For haircut, shave. shampoo or
massage. see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
The union evangelical meetings
held in this city during the past three
weeks by Rev. Percy II. McMahan
and Rev. u. Watson Browne were
discontinued after yesterday even
ing's services. The meetings have
been entirely successful and have
been thoroughly appreciated by the
citizens Of this community.
When in the city don't forget to
go to the Royal Grill Cafe for vour
meals. They make it their business
to serve you right.
Ed Piepho. who was one Of the
pioneer pharmacists in Judith Gap,
being then associated with his broth
er Il. {. in the Piepho Drug COM
panv. was in the city yesterday be-
tween trains transacting business and
shaking hands with old friends. Ed
has decided to open an up-to-date and
model drug store at Columbus. this
state
George Winthrop, the infant son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ward Boulter.
was baptized Wednesday afternoon
by Rev. J. Phillip AnsIlutZ, the cere-
mony being performed in the Boulter
home.
John l'idlake, representative Of the
Northwestern National Life lnsur-
ance company. was in the city yes
terday for the purpose Of securing
new policy holders and chatting with
old ones.
Miss Emily Foster resigned last
week us teacher in the public schools
of this city. Miss Foster expects to
go to California in a short time but is
at present visiting at the home OF her
uncle, a. \. Foster of Hedgesvile.
She will be greatly missed by her
many friends in this city.
Dave Pinnell, foreman of the local
rOundllOuse, returned Wednesday
from a several days visit at Great
Falls. where he journeyed to call on
the future Mrs. Iinnell. The rail-
road boys who know Dawes plans
say that he will soon abandon the
bachelor ranks for those OF the bene-
diets.
Those interested in establishing a
gun club at this point will meet the
first OF the week to organize and elect
officers. The new trap is expected to
arrive here Monday. {. l.. Parsons,
who is the promoter Of the organiza-
ton, has received his new Remington
automatic shotgun, Il $50 tlrearm,
and it is expected he will do some
shooting north Of the city Sunday at
ternOOn.
George Ki,iler went to Lewistown
Saturday to attend to some business
matters. He has finished hauling ice
for Murphy Bros, and is now on the
homestead and is busy getting his
horses and machinery il: shape for
spring work, as he contemplates put
ting in several hundred acres of
spring wheat and oats.
The machinists in the local round
, house had holiday Monday, al
though it was not a legal holiday in
this state, because of an oversight in
! providing that if l.incoln's birthday
fell upon Sunday that the following
day should be observed as a legal
! holiday. However, the schedule is
| sued by the machinists' union is
drafted in ST. Paul, and therefore the
! members had to comply with the rul-