Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-16


GUS farmers in the Windham district.
On january 25th license was also is
sueo III Lewistown to Clemintine NJ.
smith OF Hedgesville and Miss Alma
Brusett OF Oxford. Miss Brusett is
well Known III Judith Gap, and her
many friends here wish her all the
happiness in the world. The groom
10 one of the fine young farmers in
the Hedgesville country. and he is
certainly to be congratulated on Sc
curing the fine prize he did in his
mate for life.
Wanted. The highest market
price Will be paid for prime beef cat
tie. >. +. SOden, Judith Gap Meat
Market.
ms warm weather makes one feel
like subscribing literally to the base.
ball fund. This is II hint to the COM
mittee to get busy.
Marion Small, editor of the Hedges
Herald, attended the dance given in
Bain's hall Wednesday. While here
he inspected Charlie Beers ranch
and says he found everything to his
liking.
Conductor Nelson, who had charge
OF train No. 43 yesterday, suffered
stroke Of PARALYSIS enroute from
Billings to this city. DR.. Moffet was
called to the train and attended the
stricken man after which he was sent
on to his home ut Great Falls.
Walter Hard says there won't be
anything to it. He feels confident
the new management of the meat
market will furnish the dried beef
for the daily Dutch lunches that will
be pulled off II, his handsome thirst
killing emporium hereafter.
Wednesday W. e. Jenizen sold the
judith Gap meat market to j. f.. So
den. and the new proprietor took
possession the same day. Mr.. Soden
will employ first class butcher and
will run an up to date shop in every
particular. Jack is popular in Ju-
dith Gap and vicinity and will I'M
dOubtedly do big business.
Manager Smith, of the HarlowtOn
flour mill, was in the city Monday on
his way home from a short business
trip to Great Falls. Mr.. Smith says
his mill has sufficient wheat to run
on until next crop season, and that
the output of flour finds ready mar
ket all over the country. Most Of the
product, however, is shipped to the
Pacific coast.
George Hess, a boy about ten years
old, met with Il serious accident at the
school house Wednesday. he was
playing Oh the pile Of brick in front
Of the school and fell to the ground
breaking his forearm. The boy was
| taken to his home and under the etii-
cient care of DR.. Moffet he will soon
be able to be out.
J. II. McVean, travelling salesman
for the American Type Founders
company Of Minneapolis, was in the
city Wednesday on his way to Lewis
town. Mac has Just finished the
states of Minnesota. North and
South Dakota and reports business
nearly double that of last year. lie
says that North Dakota is hard ND
owing to poor crops during the past
two years, but that Montana is first
class in every particular. lie pre-
diets great future for this state
fir, IN an agricultural standpoint.
The rehearsals of the entertainment
called the "Old Maids Convention"
are progressing splendidly, ana the
show will be given in Bain's hall on
Tuesday evening, February 9th.
The admission prices will be: Child
rem from to 10 years old, % cents;
adults, so cents. The proceeds go to
the Methodist and Congregational
churches Of Judith Gap, both of
which are in debt, and the ladies
who are giving up their time and tai
ents to the cause expect ro,lsing
house on the above named evening.
Some time ago Deputy Sheriff Aar-
on Ray took mp the matter Of pen
sion from Harris NJ. Morley with
Congressman Charles NJ. Pray. The
first of this week Mr.. Pray received
notice from the congressman that the
department of pensions had granted
the petition Of the pensioner as a civ
il war veteran. Mr.. Morley is better
known as "Dad," and has charge of
Murphy Bros barn. Over ten years
ago bill was passed allowing SIP
a month to all old soldiers of the civ
il war whether they had received
physical disabilities during service or
not. and Mr.. Morley could have been
drawing this amount during ali this