Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-01

chants, home industry and home ell
terprlse OF all kinds in preference to
those Of amy place. Spend your mon
ey al nome with people who have in
terest IN your town. BY doing this
the town is kept up. property is made
more valuable, conveniences are en-
larged and opportunities for financial
improvements are opened.
Big Free Turkey and
Duck Lunch Thanksgiving
night at the Commercial
Bar
IL. \. White came III from Moore
Tuesday to look after his property in
teresis here. He returned, home ON
the night train.
Wien Walter Hard gets all of his
new fixtures installed he anticipates
giving grand opening attended by a
big free lunch and general good time
Big Turkey Supper served 1T the
frederick Hotel from II Il. m. to y.
IN. Thursday night.
Mrs. Oline Wiseman and sou. IT.
vine, and I. l.. Davis left Wednesday
Oh No. - to spend Thanks, giving with
Mr.. Davis relatives at Belt.
Z. +. Sullivan. accompanied by
George Libby and VIM. Hunter of
Garntill. spent several days hunting
in the Snow;es. They had poor sue
cess, however. as the territory had
been thoroughly hunted previous to
their trip.
There is nothing so much needed
about many houses as good walks IN
paths ihat must be used daily. There
is hardly an excuse for not having
them, when either brick, gravel, or
timber can be had. \ good walk
through muddy yards can be easily
and ,neaply made by nlacin. poles
side ny side, a short distance apart,
ana then filling the intervening space
with gravel, or with broken corn-cobs
or with saw-dust. Oak planks will
+! last many years, if turned over occa-
SiOnallv, and this also counteracts
Warpng. One of the best walks
through a level barnyard can be
made by cutting off short pieces
from logs. Il foot or more in ,liamet-
er, and setting them upon end in
shallow trench. Such 4 walk from
the barn to the kitchen will always
! be clean, and there will be less to dis
J, turh the temper Of the women folks
of the household, to say nothing of
! the effect upon the men folks who
take pleasure in tightening the labor
| required to keep everything neat and
! tidy within doors.
| )! special dispatch from Helena to
the Great Falls Sunday Tribune is as
!, follows: Miss Thea Haugh OF Great
! Falls and Ora l.. Wilson, IA ranchnan
1 living near judith Gap, were married
here this afternoon at the parsonage
Of the Grand Street Methodist Epis-
! copal church south by the Rev. ID. Il.
Price. After their honeymoon Mr..
! and Mrs. Wilson will make their
! home on the ranch" The fact that
Ora was about to. be married was not
unexpected by his many friends in
this city. But there are some state
ments in the above article that will
be Il surprise to many. One is that
Ora is Il rancher living near Judith
. Gap, and the other is that after the
honeymoon Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson will
make their home OH the ranch. Ora
may be an agriculturalist, the correct
definition of which is Il farmer who
farms the farmer. But as an actual
tiller Of the soil, "back to the mines"
for Ora. Anyway, the upper part of
the building next to the journal Of
flee is being fitted up into living rooms
for Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson, and the
happy couple We're received with con-
siderable noisy acclaim by the chariv-
ari gang Wednesday night, and were
made happy by Ora promptly "com-
ing across" with some quid joy.
Both bride and groom are well known
in Judith Gap, and their many friends
extend hearty congratulations, and
earnestly hope that their journey on
the matrimonial sea will be without
any rough sailing, perpetual joy
composed mostly OF ISLAM hands"
that will "stand up"