Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-28
GARN ELL

0ppAlVut oCdAGlty VI IIIOJcy IL
horses. the most Of which were of a
good grade. brought good prices.
The Dawes boys have been taking
advantage OF the sixty-three cent
price OF wheat, hauling in several
hundred bushels of fine Turkey Red.
James Lutz, the the Exit Carson"
OF the community, has proven his
skill as deciple Of the old trapper
by catching y number Of fine beaver
up OH the Roberts place. But jim
laments the fact that the law does
not permit him marketing them.
Anyhow he may be wearing a fine
Overcoat next winter.
The Sunday evening services are
being attended by full house almost
invariably; which speaks we'll for
any community. The good singing,
led by the choir, is no small factor
in enticing the people away from
comfortable iiresides. But then, any
one 10 the better for having attended
church. Christianity has always been
the civllizing and elevating influence.
Next Sunday evening there will be
preaching at the church by Or. II. J.
Betten. Those who are aware Of his
ability as an instructive and inspiring
expounder Of the word will not fail
to be present, and all others are
cordially invited.
The first of the regular monthly
business meetings Of the Junior Ep-
worth League was held Tue sday
evening st the home Of Assistant
Supt. Mrs. l.. $. Mclaughlin. Many
were III attel.dalce, planning for
greater things for the League.
Mrs. Benz. Mcdonald and Mrs. Il.
Libby were among those temporarily
on the sick list the past week.
Dave White returned from his
claim in Dawson county last week
and is stopping with relatives at the
hotel.
Mrs. Ed Hart is away nursing near
the Gap.
Mrs. Paul Schuster returned home
last wteh from Mpdford. Oregon
where she spent three months ut III.
home Of il son.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. W. Jennings and
daughter and Mrs. Hugh Dawes left
for Hedges Friday to visit the Glazier
family. The two families were neigh
bOrs in Minnesota.
VIM. O'Day is visiting relatives
and friends around Garneill. lie has
been in Washington the past year.
Mrs. Jim She'll spent Tuesday and
ednesday ut the home OF her daugll-
ter Mrs. Gardner Green.
David Manley returned to Butte
after spending the winter with his
family here.
The ladies' have organized \ cluh
for Improvement and socialibility.
They will he known as the \. T..
club and will meet with Mrs. Anna
She'll Friday, March It'll.
Roy Neill was an over Sunlny
visitor with Dewey Jennings ut the
ranch
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Dawes left
Wednesday for the claim.
Ladies' Aid met Wednesday with
Mrs. Dan l.utz and all enjoyed the
meeting, also the lunch. Next meet
ing is with Mrs. Marley.
Mr.. ". NJ. Heagan was IA Gap yisi-
tor Wednesday,.
Miss Nettie She'll returned to her
school at Stanford Saturday.
The sale III Manleys' is in full
blast, big bargains. large crowds. a
big business i'll oil this week. 80
everybody light up.
The sth grade class met the be-
lated train Monday evening as Il re-
ception committee fur Miss Jennings
The reception was II nois, one as
we'll us hearty.
And many man has repentea at
leisure who never married at all.
II You have kick coming pat yonr
whole sole in it, /
Very few widows manage to spend
tilelr Insurance money III a manner
satisfactory to the npighbors.