Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-12

to his residence.
Hugh Dawes was an auction visitor
in the city Monday.
Hon. W. II. Peck was city bust
ness visitor Monday.
Ed Sperry, of Straw, was city
visitor on Monday.
Miss Lola Chapman is the guest of
Miss Rose Skeen this week.
Mrs. Frank W. Murphy was an
Easter Sunday visitor in the city
from Straw.
Miss Mary Wilson, of Belt, is a
guest at the home of her brother,
Ora this week.
Mrs. c. II. Stone returned Satur-
day from all extended visit with rel
atives in Nebraska.
f. f. Lichtenwalter was called to
his home. in Iowa, last Saturday on
account Of the death Of his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Coleman and
daughter Charlotte have taken up
their residence in DR.. Moffet s home.
Feed the gophers poison or lead
now and you won't have to feed them
on your good wheat all summer and
fall.
Miss Sarah Overmyer has accepted
position in the dry goods depart
mont Of tho NfoI- o,,,:., sr,n.,:,.. ,.~,
pany's store. .Ds
Benny LuncefOrd is assisting at
Beers 4 Haynes again after spend
Ing the past ten days OH his home
stead near Lavina.
4 large number of Judith Gap resi-
dents have had their lots plowed and
Will soon have gardens and lawns not
to lie excelled in any town.
Jimmy MCLEAN, travelling repre-
sentative Of the Royal Milling COM
pany at Great Falls, was a business
visitor iii the city Wednesday.
The dance Tuesday night was
grand success. The music was be-
yond compare, and everyone i'll at
tendance reports II most enjoyable
time.
Ed Fisher returned last Saturday
from Missouri, where he has spent
the winter visiting relatives and
friends. His neighbors OH Ialouse
bench are glad to see him back.
Col. Harry Fries conducted DR..
Motfet's sale in the city last Monday.
Although the sale was not large
one everyone seemed to be well sat-
listed with the outcome.
The local school directors are hay-
ing a shed erected on the north side of
the new school building for the use of
the horses OF Children attending :!
school.
II. l.. Bills purchased the Lee Full
ton quarter section the first of the
week. 1t is about six miles southwest
OF the Gapand is one of the best plac-
es in the district.
Postmaster Geo. $. Haynes receiv-
ed the books and stationery for use
in connection with Postal Savings
bank Tuesday. The bank will be in /.
stalled about the first of May. .Ju.
dith Gap is coming to the front |
fast.
Fred Nelson, the Great Northern |
operator, has had several days leave
Of absence and has spent the larger
portion Of his time in III the SWIM
ming Woman district endeavoring to /
get a homestead.
Mrs. Albert Peterson aud children |
left Wednesday for st. Paul where
she will spend some time visiting
friends and will then leaye for her
old home at Pomroy. Iowa, where
she will spend about six weeks visit !
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brennan en-
tertained large number of their |
friends at the Hogan ranch last Mon
IVY CNNuihSs uC CCIliIIly !
must have been a success as it did not
break up until after Tuesday morn
lng's sun was well up in the heavens.
Albert Linn and Miss Ida Dahl
we're married at the home of the
yroom's brother, Carl j. Linn, two
miles north of Judith Gap, on March
2. The young couple have kept the
wedding as a secret since that time
and the announcement this week will
come as Il surprise to their many
friends
The prairie land in this district will ,
soon bea thing Of the past. The
of pillow outfits which have
pulled out of the Gap this week will
assist those already out and those to |