Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-11-07

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noon enroute to LewistOwn where
they will attend the fourth OF
series of banquets Of the campaign
for the s75, 900 fund for the Montana
Wesleyan University.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson ana
children have been visiting in Bill
ings this week.
wv. Forman left for ALEXANDRA
hot springs on Monday.
Miss Jewell Feebeck returned to
her home in Martinsdale the first OF
the week.
Remember to read of the big sale
of state lands in this issue.
Editor Small of Hedgesville visited
with his mother and sisters in this
city Sunday.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Leo j.
Bulen at Anoka, MIMI, on Sunday
last. He has been named Cecil Will
lard.
Keith Caldwell had a field of 80
acres that yielded IL bushels of tur-
key red winter wheat per acre.
The Judith Gap Transfer company
has become public spirited and placed
u cinder walk from its barn to Main
street at it's own expense.
Peter Holmboe, representing c. E.
Shoemaker and Co., was visitor IN
the city the first of the week.
Z. C. Stayton left for Missouri last
Saturday OH account of the illness OF
his mother. Mr.. Stayton left hur-
riedly, not knowing of his coming
departure at noon himself.
The Congregational circle will
meet at the home of Mrs. $. j. SmaA'
on Friday afternoon. Sewing Will
be the principal part OF the after
Moons program.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Burgess and
children moved to the city on Tues
day from the ranch south of town
and took up their residence in one OF
the Walker cottages, where they Will
reside for the winter.
Judith Gaps school has been rated
as a '.standard school" and will re-
ceive 4 name plate SO inscribed ID the
near future flom the office of the
state superintendent of schools. This
plate will be fastened outside the
building near the front entrance.
Leo Bulen wrote the Journal this
week about the arrival Of the son and
heir of the Bulen family on sunday
last. Leo says, "The boy and ! are
working together, He works the
night shift and Dad works BOTH"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Muir Of Hun
ter. N. d., who spent short time at
the AL Bolick ranch home recently
returned home loud in their praise
of Montana and the Judith Gap sec
ton especially. Mr.. Muir is inter-
ested with Mr.. BOlick in the 9OO-acre
ranch in the Snowies.
DIR. f. NJ. Cans went to Billings
yesterday to attend the meeting OF
the University of Minnesota Alumni.
President Vincent of the University
was in attendance and addressed
the meeting.
The Lutheran ladies' aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Julius Sent on
the ranch two miles southwest OF
town. Friday, Nov. IA, at p. M
Everyone interested is cordially IN
vited to attend.
Mrs. Caldwell and Miss Maurint
Shortly left the first of the week for
visit with friends in the neighborhooc
of Moore. Miss Shortly will then re-
turn to her home in Natal.
John Shuler. Jr., was visitor II
town on Saturday. He made arrange
ments with Ben Lunceford to have
the Shuler property next to Olive
Readel's fenced. He went on t.
LewistOwn where he will be employ
ed for the winter.
A. C. Dyer made final three yea
proof ON his homestead in 22'lo-l
before Commissioner Anderson a
Harl0wton on Monday. The proc
was excellent. MIR. Anderson say
that the improvements shown am
ounted to more than shown in an
proof he had ever taken.
DR.. f. NJ. Cans removed fatty tn
NOR from the breast of barrow Cur
nington, the young son of Arthu
E. Cunnington, rancher near Bel
call, on sunday. The young lad WI;
left ut the c. NJ. Gurley home sever;