Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-04-28

pleasant event was held in Mr.. ShuI-
ers private OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pearl
once, IN the rear of his butcher shop,
ana the numerous guests wished the
genial host many years and every
happiness.
Your eggs are taken the same as
cash at Manley's, Garneill.
Ben Chapman, Il young man who is
ranching with his father near Living
Springs, suffered paraletic stroke
Monday morning. The prompt SER
vices of DR.. G. +. RamaIy, recently
OF Spokane, but who has within the
last month located in this district,
relieved the young man of his suffer-
lngs, and at the present writing he is
resting easily.
$3.50 cash or 81 eggs will buy 40
pound of best flour ut Manley's, Gar
neili.
Hon. WHY'S \. Hedges. receiver
ut the Lewistown L. :. Land Office,
has accepted an invitation to deliver
all address in the local Congregations
al church Friday evening, May 18th
under the auspices OF the Ladies Tn
ion. Mr.. Hedges, who is one Of the
pioneers of this section, having To-
Gated at what was Yale, now near
Hedgesville, about twenty years ago,
is an interesting speaker and those
who attend may rest assured that
they will hear Il scholarly address.
He will speak on "rhe Voyageur. the
/ Pioneer and the Pilgrim in Mon
tana.''
Arthur Coslet spent yesterday in
LeWlstoWn attending to business
| matters.
! Bert Spencer made final proof on
his homestead Monday before :. j.
| Small.
! j. w. Foreman left for l1agers'
Grove, Missouri. Monday, being
! summoned on account Of the critical
illness Of his mother. NO word has
! been received from Mr.. Foreman
/ since he left. lie expected to be gone
several weeks.
Thomas :. Smith, state bank exam
iner, was in the city yesterday for
the purpose Of examining the books
of the Security State bank. Mr..
Smith was very favorably impressed
with the advancement of develop
ment work in this district.
Roy L. Dewey was in the city Mon
day, and his many friends were glad to
see him rs it was his first appearance
since he had his leg broken several
weeks ago. lie made final proof OH
his homestead, while in the city, be
fore L. :. Commissioner :. J. Small
G. NJ Barrow returned from Il sew
eral days business visit in Lewis.
town Tuesday morming, and has
since been supervising the blowing u
1850 acres on his farm by the Miller
traction plow outfit, which is doing
excellent work. Sixty acres Of oat,
have already been soWn, and so acre,
will be sOWn to flax. Mr.. Barrow
made final proof on his place Monda,
before L. 5. Commissioner :. j
Small.
Robert {. Piepho received the sa,
news Tuesday morning of the deatl
OF his father, Fred Piepho, who pass
ed away the previous night ut hi
home in Faribault, Mimi, from III
attack of paralysis The deceased
who was highly respected citizen 0
Faribault, was enjoying eNcell-n
health up to the time OF the fatal at
tack, and although well advanced il
years he had intended to soon yisi
his son at this place. The deceased
leaves a wife and nine children, Her
man of Spokane, Edward of Minorca
Mont, William OF Butte, Robert c
of this city. and Fred of Faribault
Mrs. GlotZbacll, Mrs. Frederick, an
Misses Vinia Lidia, all Of Faribault
Robert G. left OH No. A the same 1T
ternoun to attend the funeral.
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