Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-12-20
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bears the sweetest face Of a little girl
ever seen. 1t was only last week
that the little girl arrived at Mr..
Bills house, and it is the wonder of
all that he could get it upon calen-
dar 30 soon.
The farmers elevator has all the
coal bins full, and is prepared to sup.
ply everybody's fuel wants for
month or 80.
Benny Lunceford made flying
trip to Harlowton Monday. 1t is not
known on what business the trip was
made, but it is presumed that he
went to deliver the Gaps def to
Harlowton on the county seat propo-
eition.
The weather the first part of the
week WAS mild and balmy, with
very little snow. But Foster't big
blizzard is due to appear this week.
He says it will follow a warm spell,
and he warns everybody to be pre-
pared for it.
Tuesday was final proof day in the
United states commissioner Office
in Judith Gap. Those who commut-
ed are: Reinert j. Thompson Oscar
+. Heglie and Albert NJ. Manganese,
all in lola, good part of the coun-
try. All made good proofs.
Raymond j. Evans was in town
Tuesday to appear 20 witness for
his neighbors in final proofs, and had
. good visit with his many friends
in Judith Gap. Raymond wears his
new honors as range rider in the for
est service in becoming manner.
Bob She'll, the genial hotel pro-
prietor and big business man of Gar
neill, is in the city on few days
visit. Bob is widely known all over
Fergus county. and is noted for some
Of the Bobby Burns celebrations he
has pulled off at Garneill, the annual
Mecca for the ScotchmeE.-L Lewis
town Daily News.
Glen futile, the hustling represen-
tative for G. l. Johnson T. Co., the
printers supply firm in. st. Paul,
spent Sunday in the city. Glen has
the western fever right, and after the
first of the year it would not be sur
prising to see him located somewhere
in Montana astride Of an editorial
tripod. He is good newspaper man
On Friday, the 18th. a little girl
came to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. l.. Bills. The banker is not su-
perstitious, but if he were, he knows.
that the double hoodoo of Friday the
b 1Sth, could not have a bad influence
upon 90 sweet mite of humanity
as has come to gladden. his heart
and make his home forever one of
radiant sunshine.
S. Antoine arrived from the farm
near Hedgesville this week and ex-
poets to 60 to work in the railroad
shops here on the first of January.
He has worked in the car repairing
department here before, and has
made application for his old position.
He says if he stays he will put up IA
building and move his family back
to Judith Gap.
Ward Boulter. the young son of Mr..
and Mrs. II. w. Boulter, met with a
painful accident last Sunday. He
was in the act of twisting bunch Of
hay out of bale, the wires of which
had been cut. when the pitchfork flew
out Of his hands, the handle hitting
him en- the mouth, knocking out a
tooth and cutting deep cash in his
upper lip. DR.. Cans sewed up the
lip, but he couldn't replace the tooth.
Mrs. Ambrose Dunn purchased one
of the five-acre tracts in the new ad-
dition to Judith Gap last week and
expects to have five dwelling houses
erected thereon soon. Each house
will have an acre garden all plOwed
and fenced 90 that the occupant can
put in garden truck next summer
with very little expense. This will
certainly help out the present house
! famine to some extent.
The Judith Gap Library associa.
ton has become incorporated in
Montana; the TOWNSHIP company has
donated y business lot for the library
building. and it is up to the local citi.
zens to help the ladies with the nee.
essary funds with which. to erect the
building. They will get some out.
side help in providing the library
with books. and will get some funds
by giving dances and suppers. The
library when completed will be q
credit to the town.
Attorney G. S. Bills received no
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