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

Secretary Peuler Of the Y. NJ. {. \.
OF Billings, was in the city Monday
enroute home from Iewistown,
where he attended Il rousing meeting
called for the purpose of considering
the organization of Il Y. NJ. {. \. in
Lewistown. Mr.. Peuhler addressed
the assembly and spoke at length on
the Y. NJ. {. 4. movement and the
benefits in general resulting from the
organization. He was very entlusi-
astlc over the promising outlook for
the establishment of Il permanent or
ganlzation in Lewistown.
International Falls Press: "a far
mer told his l2-year-o!d son to milk
the cows, feed the horses, slop the
pigs. hunt the eggs, feed the calves.
catch the colt and put him in the sta
Die. cut up some wood. stir the cream.
split the kindling wood, pump fresh
water in the creamery after supper
ana be sure and study his lesson be-
fore going to bed. Then he went off
to meeting of the farmers club to
discuss the question: How TO keep
the bows on the farm. - When that
boy did all those things he never had
time to think of leaving it.
Mrs. X. j. O'Connor delightfully."-
entertained at Valentine party
sixteen OF the Young married people
of Judith Gap, the affair taking place
III her pleasant home, which was
decorated with cupids and hearts
strung from the ceiling. The guests
played hearts. the head prizes being
won by II. l.. Bills and Mrs. G. ).
Bills. All those present received Il
comic valentine and heart valentines
were used as place cards. Dainty
heart shaped cakes and ices of red
and white were served .at eleven
O'Clock. The party was al ENJOYABLE
occasion for all those present.
Last week the journal inadvertent-
~ ommitted mentioning the masquer-
ade dance given the previous Friday
by the famous "Two- Man. band.
The affair was social success and
the participants, who wore costumes
OF comical, fancy and representative
CARDS enjoyed themselves to the ut
most uutil near the break of day,
when it was tired but thoroughly
satisfied company that left the ball
room to the silence of the twilight
hours. The prizes that were offered
were awarded to Miss Edith Stone.
Miss Emily Foster. and "Bud" Har-
ned. Tie "Two- Man" band, a m,lsi-
| cal organization that is pleasing the
people, will give a dance this evening
in Bains hall, and Hard Times
dance Friday evening of next week
Prizes will be awarded at both Of
these dances.
\ very pretty st. Valentines party
was given Tuesday evening by Miss
Edith Stone ut the residence of Mr..
! and Mrs. George $. Haynes. the host
ess being assisted by her sister, Mrs.
! Haynes, and Mrs. Clarence X. Stone.
The comfortable rooms of the resi-
dence were profusely decorated with
red and white hearts Of all sizes, and
each guest wore small red hear
Overlaid with IA smaller white one.
The guests joyfully played several
games OF various natures, the sue.
cessful contestants being awarded
prizes, and the evening was delight.
fully spent by those present. Harry
Keen rendered solo Glove Me and
the World is Mine lie was accom-.
panied by Il. +. Mccullough OH the
mandolin. Mr.. Keen has Il clear
strong baritone voice, and his rendi
ton was enjoyed by all. At clever
O'Clock Il dainty luncheon consisting
of cakes, SHERIFF and candies was
served. The invited guests were:
Charley Wing, Jack lloyser, } \
Nickel, Frank Murphy. Lyle Cowan
Harry Keen, Marion Small. Ear
Neil, &. +. Mccullough, George
kidder, Roy Shuler, Joe DAILY, JOIN
Haynes, Oliver Readei. Leo Bulen
and Harold MOtfet: Misses Mir:
Shuler, Marguerite Neill, Rose Skeen
Olivia Jones. Pearl Browning, Llzzi,
Edwards, Emily Foster, Sadie An
tome, Winnifred II user, Rit:
| Rrnwn louraua Enlcnn ElnSSi.
Carrier, and Mesdames Peterson ant
McGregOr of TwodOt.
The Female Herring.
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