Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-16

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with future for itself ~ well 10 the
country surrounding. Ills son. John
arrived on Wednesday and.took active
management of the Eagle. Mrs.
Granberg and other members of the
family will come to Judith Gap rs
soon rs they can dispose of portion
their interests in Spokane. Mr.. Les
Ky will join his wife in Fon du lac,
Wisconsin, where he will visit until
he completes his plans for the future.
His friends in this locality wish him
success.
Mrs. Olaf Olson has been on the
sick list during the past week.
Clinton Dye, who has been visiting
at the c. II. Stone home for the past
month is a brother Of Mrs, stones.
Good lots in the best little town in
central Montana at prices ranging
from SIS to $500. See Lyle A. Cow
an, Agent.
Reinert Thompson and Albert Heg-
lie were in the city Wednesday from
Hopley.
Try the family style meals at the
1T the Gap Hotel Grill-S5 cents. Dim
ner from II to 2-supper from $3.50 to
1880. None better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brooks, Of the Snowy
,AnS let ~ tn AM0
to attend Mothers Day exercises.
One by one the homesteaders who
moved into town to send their child
rem to school are moving back to their
claims. The Lemon and BjOrke FAM
lilies moved this week.
Mrs. G. J. Rice and baby came in
from the ranch Sunday for short
visit with her husband, returning
Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Neill spent Wednesday
in town the guest of Mrs. McClelland.
On Wednesday of this week l.. E.
Mckee fenced. filled and otherwise
beautitied his sons grave in bluff
View" cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Runyan Of South Da-
kota are visiting at the +. +. Barrows'
home. Mr.. Barrows' is q barber and
is hunting a location.
Miss Edith Stone will make commu-
tatiOn proof OH her homestead about
! the middle of June, after which she
will go abroad for several months
her objective point being London,
England.
A fine program was rendered at the
Congregational church Sunday even
ing in honor of Mothers Day. At
the close of the service every mother
| was presented with a white rose.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lewistown
Steam Laundry Rough Dry--6c pound.
Plottners, next to postoffice.
Miss SkeflingtOn has secured a sum-
mer school near Lewistown and left
Monday for that point to begin her
duties.
Mrs. ]. +. Kent entertained party
of seventeen neighbors at Sunday
chicken dinner week ago last Sun
day, -
Prof. Clothier left Tuesday fol-
Whitel,all.~ Montana, to be absent
some days. Charlotte Coleman is
helping Mrs. Clothier keep house dur.
ing the professor absence.
Misses Olivia Jones and Alma Cos
sett are playing "bachelor maids
having recently moved into the Jones
cottage.
Oscar Skeen's goods are being
Grated and shipped to White Sulphur
Springs.
w. l.. McClelland and AL Peter
son are building commOdiOns barn
OH the rear of their lots in the new
addition.
Miss Gertrude Skefiington has beer
spending few days with Gap friend
having just returned from Washing
ton where she taught school the pas
year.
E.. e. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone 1877, LewistOwn
Chorloo ond AH;co Ruth Edvar1s
old friends of Mr.. and Mrs. James l
Kent, of Harlan, Iowa, stopped O.
here to visit several days on thei
way home from the Pacific coast
where they have spent the winter.
, 1t might be of interest to some q
our boys to know that at the presel