Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-01-05

host to the biggest mob Of enthusiast
tic friends who ever tlocked to good
thing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Mcdonald
made business trip to LewistOwn
Thursday.
Mrs. J. A. McCauley and family
are spending the holidays with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcdonald,
near the Snowy mountains.
Beginning Sunday, January 18th the
local, No. 242, between Great Falls
and Billings, will arrive in Judith
Gsp about $3.50 in the afternoon.
Airs. Calvin Huntsman gave sum:
ptuous Xmas dinner. The following
were the invited guests: ScOttie Nc
Rae, j. NJ. Bangsten, James McMa-
hon and John Allerd.
The lady serenaders also called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Cowan Wednesday
night and got Lyle out of bed. He
was quite liberal in his donation, and
the serenaders have decided to use
tine money to defray the expense OF
sleigh ride party later on.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. c. Stayton gave Il
splendid dinner to number Of their
friends on New Years day. Those
present We're: J. \. McCauley I. j.
Gossett and family, NJ. II. Yarnell
and family, II. G. Piepi,o and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Thompson, Otto Thorn
pson. AXel Johnson and several
others.
A New Years dinner was given by
Mrs. j. II. Mcdonald. The invited
guests were Mrs. j. A. McCauley and
children, Bernice and Joseph, \. I.
Andrews, J. NJ. Bangsten, Peter
Bowman. Joe Mcdonald and Miss
Olive Mcdonald. All report an en-
joyable time.
Mrs. G. II. Coleman and daughter
Charlotte returned from Payette,
Idaho, Monday evening, where they
had been for several months past Wis.,
.
daughter They brought large
quantity OF Idaho apples and presen-
ted the journal with several fine
specimens.
Orville Bucl.ner Of Mill was in
the city Tuesday on his way home
from LeWistOWn where he had been
to buy 100 acres of isolated land.
Mr.. Buckner has purchased the auto
mobile formerly owned by Murphy
Bros, and will use he car in getting
over the country soliciting ord ers for
the Minneapolis gas engines, for
which Mr.. Buckner is local agent.
G. G. Alderdice, formerly in the
hotel business in Hedgesville and
Dan Mcdonald, we'll known in Ju-
dith Gap, have taken over the Eagle
Buffet, subleasing it from q. a.
Bachmann. The transfer will have
to be ratified by the Hamm Brewing
company, which will 10 doubt be
within few days. Mr.. Bachmann
expects to return to Billings soon.
John Shuler, Jr., was Il city visitor
Saturday enroute to Stanford from
Lavina, where he spent Christmas.
lie reports all OF the family enjoying
! ranch life in the new buildings which
the colonel has recently had erected.
John says his brother Fred met with
an accident last week. lie had been
hauling logs and just before starting
out for another load his team started
to run and he jumped into the wagon.
| \ loaded gun lying in the wagon was
accidentally discharged, shooting
Fred in the foot, causing an ugly
wound. However, Fred will soon be
around again.
The journal has just received y
large line Of samples Of 1913 calen-
dars, both foreign and domestic
make. There are too many of them
to carry around in soliciting orders
for next years business, and every
business man in Judith Gap is earn
estly requested to call ut the Office
and look them over. If you can
make IL selection from the large list,
your patronage will be appreciated.
No travelling man will have such II
complete line. and the prices OH these
will be about 10 per cent less than
you can get them elsewhere, Be
sides, by ordering Of the Journal, you
will be leaving the profits at home.
Drop in and see the samples anyway.
One of The most ENJOYABLE dances
ever given in Judith Gap was that
given by the Catholic ladies in Bain's
hall Monday night. There was Il
good attendance. the music was fine
and the lap supper served by the
ladies was par excellence. Every