Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-02-03

eral store i'll the Judith Gap country,
was in the city yesterday and is great
ly pleased with the progress Great
Falls has made in the past year and
half since his last visit. lie be-
lieves that Great Falls is going to be-
come the best city in Montana.
Spring and Summer suits. tailor or
dered. From SO to $50. Red Folsom.
G. \. Ray returned from White
Sulphur Springs Tuesday evening af-
ter taking John Lapel over there OH
an insanity charge. The county COM
mlssioners met Monday night and
after hearing some medical testi-
mony they ordered him taken to the
State Insane Asylum ut warm
Springs.
Moore Enterprise: John Sexton
returned Tuesday noon from Scran-
ton, Iowa. where he was called to at
tend the funeral of Mrs. Sections
mother. Mrs. NJ. +. Barber. He
stopped off at Lincoln. Nch.. on the
way nome for ii short visit with two
brothers at that place. Mrs. Sexton.
who accompanied him east, will re-
main in Iowa for Il few weeks.
TONIGHT at Bain's hall Il Grand
MA>QC GRADE Ball will be the fea-
ture OF the t\enInS. T.iree PRIZES
will be given lo1 list, i,es; Fancy
Costume: end. Best Costume repre-
senting noted person or characters:
3rd. Mos: G. micall, Dressed Person.
Masks and costumes can be rented
from j. X. Balm ut the Gap Hotel.
Buffalo item in LewistOwn Argus:
a merry party OF men and women
assembled in Buffalo Tuesday night
and were driven ont in two big sleds
to the Morris ranch. The party was
in the nature of Il surprise. and was
real one. Everybody had Il good
time.
See >llULER for meats 1T prices
that are right.
y recent issue of the BoZeman Re
publican-N Courier contains the follow
ing: On Thursday afternoon last
Charles Sorer, Wright Gray. and Gil
bert Hansen departed for New York
city from which place they will sail
for South America, the specific des-
tlnatlon being .ArHe .ltine, where they
expect to honest cad some govern
ment land and establish themselves
in the grain and cattle business on Il
large scale. On "Wednesday evening
the young men mentioned! above were
the guests Of honor ut banquet and
farewell party given by Mrs G. W.
>oler, Mrs. NJ. r. Cowilerd and Miss
Anna Hansen, assisted by the Misses
Isabel Nevaro and Viola Fisher.
Edward G. Russell, attorney at law.
room 10 in the Empire building,
Lewistown, Montana.
Harry V. Lane has resumed his
work in the {. G. Morris meat mar
ket.
{. IL. Coleman returned the first of
the week from Cascade and vicinity,
where he had been for a week previ-
Gus handling several real estate deals.
Joe Mcdonald returned this week
from Rochester. Minn., where he re-
celved treatment for an attack OF APP
pendicitis. An operation was not
thought necessary.
Some extensive decorating is being
carried on in the Gap Hotel Cafe. The
ceiling has been kalsomned IN blue
and the walls green, while the wains-
coting will be covered with red bul-
lap.
James West, an engineer who for
merry ran between here and Billings
and who has Il host of friends in this
district, was recently reported killed
in Il rock slide in Oregon. Accord
ing to Il letter received by Jack Hoy
ser from James Mckenzie, formerly
roadmaster here, Mr.. West was in Il
bad miNup. but miraculously es-
capped being injured. January 10Th,
while running his engine along ;he
Deschutes canyon on the Oregon
Short Line, land slide carried The
engine and West and his fireman into
the river, POO feet below the rail-
road grade. However, the men lit
on top and were not in the slightest
injured. The engine is Il total wreck
and it is inconceivable how anyone
could have travelled with her and
live to tell the experience.
The Union Evangelical services
held III the congregational church by
Rev. Percy II. McMahan and d. Vat
son Browne have been Il success since
the opening night, last Saturday.
Wednesday night, however, Il larger
congregation gathered at the church
than was witnessed at any Of the pre-
viOus meetings, and the addresses de-
livered by Rev. Browne on "ls 1t