Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-06


ular postmaster said that the only
thing that saved his dwelling from
being totally DESTROYED was that the
wind blew the flames away from
the building. Matches, gunny sacks
and hay were found near the house.
and one corner of the building was
slightly charred.
George Kidder spent the fore part
Of the week in the city.
Charley Wolf has accepted a posi-
ton in the local roundhouse.
The Misses Rose and Esther Pero
were shopping in the city Thursday.
Frank Schnittger has taken charge
Of the Eagle saloon for the Lewis
town Brewery Saloon company.
q. NJ. RAIDER, IIedgesville's land
lord, was in the city Thursday on his
way home from Lewistown.
J. \. McCauley has been quite i'll
this week, and was required to re-
main at home several days.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Lanius and son
left W ednesday for Great Falls on a
business trip, returning the follow
ing day.
Len Weber and his son Nick went
back to IIarlowton Monday after
closing out their interests in the
National Cafe i'm thiS city
Mrs. John DOlan was very sick
several days the first Of the week. but
it is reported that she is now conval-
escent.
w. I. Nordlind, 4 well known and
popular farmer of Oxford, was in
the city yesterday purchasing provi
siOns.
William Agnew, formerly the hot
tamale man OF Judith Gap. was i'll
the city Monday and Tuesday from
his ranch near Garneill.
Pat Duffy, who has a large ranch
near the Snowles, was in the city
Monday to attend meeting Of the
stockholders of the Security State
bank.
\. b. Seamore and Warren Evans,
two farmers of Timber creek bench,
were in the city this week. They are
getting out logs and saving timber,
but report that more snow would
greatly facilitate the work.
Harry Murphy has resigned his
position as manager of the Lewis
town Brewery Saloon company's in-
terests in this city, and it is reported
that he will soon leave for eastern
points, and also that he will join the
ranks of the benedicts.
Miss Susan Small OF lIedgesyi1le.
arrived III the city and will remain
here until tomorrow.
IL. j. Giltinan was in the city yes
ter(ay enrOute from White sulphur
Springs to his home near lIedges,lle.
DR.. q. +. Mccullough came up this
morning from his ranch interests
near lledgesville, and will spend sew
eral days III the city with friends.
Miss Mary Giltinan was in the city
Tuesday, enrOute from her home near
ledgesyille to LewistOwn, where she
will visit with friends for several
days.
Il. J. Powell, state missionary of
the Congregational church, will hold
services and preach ut two O'Clock
Sunday afternoon. The church SER
vices will be followed by a business
meeting.
j. II. Lackey was in the city this
morning enrOute from Billing to
Chinook, from where he will conn
mence working" the territory as
signed him by the Rumley Traction
Engine company.
Rev. j. Phillip .AnsllutZ conducted
the services Of the Episcopal church
and preached yesterday evening in
he local Congregational church.
Despite the Indictment weather the
services were well attended. Rev.
Anshutz took as topic for his SER
mon ''The History of the Holy Cath
Ollie (Christ'a y Church," and the
masterful manner in which he hand
led the subject showed the speaker to
have an ineNhaustable fund of in
formation on ecclesiastical history.
.. F. Deyarmon. who during the
past year has been t h e efficient
deputy sheriff, resigned the first of
the month in order to resume his
former work of cOntractin and build
ing. I'D" has been conscientious,
hard working deputy, and has won
the respect of all by his efforts to see
that the law was upheld. 1t is nn-
derstood that Aaron Ray of White
Sulphur Springs, has accepted an ap-