Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-02-24


and 7:45 O'Clock. by ID. Watson
Browne, pastor. All are cordially
welcomed to attend.
When in the city don't forget to
go to the Royal Grill Cafe for your
meals. They make it their business
to serve you right.
G.. l.. Parsons transacted business
in Hedgesvllle several days last
week.
For Il haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. l.. }. Bulen. 25tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alec j. Hill returned
Wednesday from Il several days visit
in Lewistown.
Edward G. Russell. attorney at law,
room 10 in the Empire building.
Lewistown, Montana.
Mrs. a. NJ. Hill spent the week
pleasantly visiting with Mrs. W. =.
Peck at Garneill.
Spring and Summer suits. tailor or
dtred. From SO to $50. Red FOLSOM.
j. II. Thompson has nearly com
pltted the constructural work on his
new business block on Nam street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Mcdonald left
for Rochester, Mimi, where Mrs.
Mcdonald VIII undergo an operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. }. ii. Mcdonald drove
to town Tuesday from their ranch
near the SnUWies, and visited for sew
eral hours at the McCauiey ranch
near the city.
Miss Rose PerO, who recently filed
on Il valuable homestead west OF the
city, left yesterday for Ashland. Wis.
where she will visit with friends un-
til the first OF June.
Phillip SclanZ OF Republic, WASH,
Will leave next week Tor New York
City, after having pleasantly spent
the past two months as the guest Of
Mr.. and Mrs. }. \. Nc, 'auley. Mr..
Schanz and MIR. McCauley were
school mates in Minnesota in 1897.
Mrs. Wade Wilson. accompanied
by her daughter Miss Edith, stopped
in the city several days the latter
part OF last week to visit with her
husband. Mrs. Wilson and daughter
were enroute from Belt to the home
OF her parents at Rimrock.
Word has been received from Will
Mcdonald, who was operated on last
SATURDAY lOr appendicitis at the Ro-
chester, Mimi, hospital. that he is
feeling fine and expects to return to
this city within several weeks.
Rev. ID. Watson Browne returned
Monday from several days trip over
his territory and reports large con-
gregatlons at eacn meeting. On one
occasion, however, he met IA preacher
who averred a prior claim upon the
congregation and Rev. Browne left
the pulpit to his amtagonistc col,
league.
Frank Murphy returned Monday
morning from Il several days visit in
Lewistown. However, IL rumor pre-
coded his arrival here to the effect
that Frank heart had been pierced
by an arrow from Cupid's bow and
that he sought relief in marriage, the
ceremony being performed Saturday
morning. The people of the town
were inclined to believe the traliscen-
dental report, and Frank returned
not any too soon to save his name
from being cancelled from the list of
eligibles possessed by many of the
young ladies' OF this district.
DR.. and Mrs. A. b. Smith, who are
wei known in this vicinity, have re-
moved from Billings to Portland,
Oregon, where the genial doctor will
soon open an office and practice den
tistry. Their many local friends will
be pleased to learn that Mr.. and Mrs.
Saith are enjoying excellent health
and are prospecting.
Hedges Herald: Mrs. Viola Fisher
and daughter, Miss Viola, arrived
last Thursday morning from Boze-
man, where Miss Viola has been at
tending the art department OF the
Montana State College. Mrs. Fisher
is visiting at the lIalbert rancl, and
Miss Fisher is guest ut the Small
ranch.
Those from this city who attended
the dance Wednesday evening at
Straw were: Messrs. Frank Murphy,
w. T. Fringer, Dave Pinell. Wade
Wilson. Fred Potts, Joe DAILY, "Din-
ger" Readerman, Austin Harmed,
W. S. Manley, and Misses Edith
Stone, Rose Pero. Esther Pero.
Harmed, and Mrs. w. j. Griffin.
They report having had very en-
jOyable time.
& H. Coleman returned WpdntS-