Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-11-03

Big Chicken Dinner at the
Gap Hotel Grill SUNDAY.
Don't forget the dance ut the opera
house tonight.
frank Murphy made business
trip to Lewistown Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Wilson have
moved into the living rooms in the
jewelry store.
Charlie lserge, representative of
the Minneapolis Brewing company,
was II city visitor Thursday.
Mr.. Mckenzie Of the Mckenzie
Trading company: "Our new store
will be open for business Wednesday
Of next week.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson and son IIar-
| vey and Mrs. j. Il. Balm and daught-
J er Stella, visited Lewistown Tues
day, returning the next morning.
Matt Borgen's auction of his farm
| implements and live stock will take
! place Saturday of this week. Col.
Kelley Of Hobson will be the auc-
tiOneer.
! Mrs. Eloise Harrison, the obliging
"Ileilo" Of the local exchange, has
been spending the week rs the guest
of Miss l.angdOn on the L.angdondale
farm near Stanford.
All ladies interested are invited to
meet ut the Congregational church
Friday, Nov. 9TH. for the purpose of
organizing ladies' union. \ large
attendance is desired.
Miss Marie VERIFY, who was form
erly Il resident OF the city, returned
Wednesday from her home in St.
Paul and will accept position as
waitress at the Gap Grill.
Mrs. ID. {. Hays is expected to
arrive home on Saturday. She has
been visiting relatives in Oklahoma,
and during the past week has been
with her son frank in Lincoln,
Neb.
Mrs and Mrs. +. G. Mcmillan, who
have been visiting ut Clara, this
state. returned Il short time ago to re.
sumo residence on their valuable
homestead three miles southeast ot
the city.
Friends of Sophia Dalaker received
word here last week announcing her
marriage to Mr.. Nordberg in st. Paul
Mimi. Mrs. Nordberg owns a vall'
able homestead near Oxford upon
which the young couple may make
} their residence.
The CHEEKY voice Of Harry v. Lane
can again b. heard in Judith Gap
lie and his wife have returned from
Straw to make this city their per
manent home. Harry will hav'
charge of the new store.
W. J.. McClelland knows now tina
he is better blacksmith than far
mer. His wheat on the DR.. Taylor
farm yielded 20 bushels per acre
while his flax went o bushels. lie il
going to devote his entire time here
; after to his trade.
J When Il man points Il gun at you
knock him down. Don't stop to loOl
If it is loaded, but knock him dow
and don't be at all particular wha
you do it with. Ii there is going t,
be il cor0ner's inquest, let 1t be Owe
the other fellow, he won't be missed
Z. \. Burgess closed the National
Cafe last Saturday. lie will MAKE
!. his home in this city for the winte
but as soon as spring comes he vii
l move to his valuable farm east o
town and again become an arden
: tiller OF the soil.
Walter Hard has recently purchas
ed complete new set of bar room
fixtures from the Brunswick l}alk'
company. When they are installed
! they will add greatly to the attrac
!. tiveness of the Palace Buffet, AM
{ Walter will be- the proudest boy il
!. seven states.
John Sandiland of Emerson, Iowa
;. who has been visiting his son, VIII
is manager OF the Montana Elevate
company at HarlowtOn. for sever;'
days, returned home on No. ~ Tues
day. Mr.. Sandiland made the jour
nal Office a pleasant visit while wait
i ing for his train.
y John Skeen has received Minneal
! oils Farmer Tractor and John Deer
. disc plows. He pulled it ont OH tn
Lester place south Of town Sunda
where he will break up over 400 acres
. In the spring John will take the out
;. tit to the Skeen ranches in the recent
" eliminated timber reserve.
r The merchants of a town ShO,,l
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