Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-01-17

Journal two weeks ago, WAS claimed
by Rev. E. Bjorkquist. Of Worthing-
ton. Mimi. The package was sent by
some Of Rev. Bjorkauist's family to
Grandma Johnson of this city. Who
says that the Journal is not read?
Miss Lola Chapman spent the week
with friends Ut Nihilt.
H. l.. Bills was y Lewistown visi.
tor the first Of the week.
Mrs. Il. J. O'Connor returned
Wednesday from st. Paul.
Old papers for sale At the Journal
office at ~ cents bundle.
l.. II. Mckenzie returned Wednes-
day from y business trip to Hobson
and points enroute.
Morris Bengsten, of the Fergus
county strip, WAS in the city We'd
nesday and is strong for county divi.
sion aud Judith Gap.
G. Is. Kiedeman left Wednesday
afternoon to visit relatives in South
Dakota and Iowa. He will be absent
until about the first OF March.
Mrs. f. l.. Harrison visited in. the
city this week. She has been SPEND
ing some time vt the ranch home Of
her daughter, Mrs. G. NJ. Barrow.
We have several Thousand old
papers for sale. They are tied up in
neat bundles xli ready to carry away.
You can have your choice Of the
bundles vt ~ cents per.The journal.
The ladies who donated edibles to
the N. 4. ladies chicken pie dinner
and who have not called for their
dishes will find them vt the home Ut
Mrs. 5. E. Skeen.
Aaron Ray las taken over the
Commercial Bar from W. I. Frlnger
and will conduct the emporium in All
up-t0-dxte manner. lie will have .
grand opening Saturday night. Free
l,inch will be served.
John and Ernest Haynes returned
this week from CLANCY. Mont, where
they have spent the holidays with
their parents. They resumed resi-
dence Oh their homesteads east Of the
city upon their arrival.
! Richard Crawford, the newly elect
ell sheriff OF Choutesu county, resid-
ing vt Fort Benton. visited vt the
home Of his brother.in-lxw. ". L..
McCleiland, the first Of the week.
lie met his wife here ol, her way
home from Billings.
Tho first hard storm Of the winter
occurred last Sunday. There WAS !
strong wind and considerable snow.
The weather since that time, however
has been mild and very pleasant, the
nor'wester being followed by y
chinook, and We are now experience
ing our usual winter weather.
The burlington trains from the
west have. been delayed several hour,
each day owing to tho heavy sn0wl
in the Cascade mountains Of Wash
ington. The trains on Ill three trans
continental lines have been held NJ
in these mountains by heavy SHOWS
The Judith Gap Library club viii
meet ut the home of Mrs. ). J. Small
i: Oh Tuesday, Jan. 2lst, Ut $3.50 o'clock
Business of Importance is to be. tran
sacted and all members are urge,
to be present. Regular meeting
OF the club will be held on the tirs
and third Tuesdays Of each month.
Posters are out announcing the bi
dance to be given at Garneill on Fri
day, Jan. gath. This will be II dane
and general good time i'll honor Q
the birthday Of Robert Burns. til
great Scotch poet. One of the feat
ures Of the evening will be the cos
tunes Of the dancers which will dt
pict the old Highland Scotch attire.
Il. j. Riekena, OF Nihill, was in tn
city yesterday on business. MI
Riekena believes in diversified farm
ing and has u bunch Of milk cows o
Ills farm three miles south Of Mill
from which he secures Il good living
His crop last year was PRACTICAL
nothing, all spring grains, and tn
product from the cows came in hand
with which to pay grocery bills
Ben says his neighbors are in favo
OF county division and believes tn
race for county seat will be close.
SLOWS your boy getting OH III co
; lege?"
, '.Great. He made two 5O-yard run
J and recovered three fumbled punt
the other day. "-Detr0it Free Press