Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05

first three named gentlemen, men,
bers of the Judith Gap school board.
went over as living protest against
the annexation of eight sections OF
the Judith Gap district to the Har-
lOwtOn district. Miss Davies. the
county superintendent, deferred her
decision for few days, but it is ex-
pected that she will decide to leave
the Judith Gap district rs it is at
present. While in the Springs the
party was entertained at the hOmesof
County Treasurer Skeen and Sheriff
MenZies.
For Sale.-4 work mares, 2 set har-
ness and wagOn.-Jack DAVIS.
Marion Small was in the city from
Hedgesville OH Wednesday and
Thursday.
Contractor Sharp of Moore, was in
the city on Thursday figuring on the
new Security State bank building.
IN. NJ. Gillen, of Centralia, WASH,
ishere visiting with his old friend
>. j. Small, and looking over the
country.
Mrs. b. C. Carley who has been visit
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. l..
f. Mckee, left last week for Melrose
and Butte where she will visit for u
short time before returning to her
home in Wyoming.
Mrs. A. +. Finton and baby son re-
turned to their home near White Sui
phur Springs last week after a visit
ut the home of Mrs. Finton' parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. f. Mckee.
Mrs. +. j. Murphy and children
accompanied by Miss Julia Murphy
and Mrs. n. D. Daily, left Thursday
for Bamff, Canada, where they will
spend week before leaving for Cal
gary. Mrs. Murphy expects to re-
turn in about three weeks.
Mrs. Frank w. Murphy and son.
Lyle, left Thursday for the Twin cit
les, where they will visit at the home
Of Mrs. Murphy's mother for two
months.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ridgway, F. F.
Willig and Mr.. Troutman, the store
keeper at Okla, were visitors in White
sulphur Springs the first of the week.
The person who borrowed Vol. Of
PutneY's law library from the Judith
Gap Journal office will confer favor
upon the owner by returning the
volume.
Miss Ora Bennett, who with Miss
Jennie Evans has been visiting at
Evans brothers ranch west of town
for some time past, left on Thursday
for Portland, Oregon. Miss Evans
has taken up homestead and will
| continue housekeeping for her broth
ers.
Lester Parsons, a brother-in-law of
Hal and Glen Bills, came to the city
last week and has been assisting in
| the bank since. Mr.. Parsons is from
Fargo, N. d. His wife will remain
in Great Falls until he can secure a
suitable home here at which time she
will come to this city.
The ice cream sale given by the
ladies of the library club for the ben
eft of the band was a huge succ ess,
$32 net having been taken in. The
success was we'll deserved for the
ladies worked very hard. The band
boys are very appreciative and take
this means of thanking the ladies of
the library club for the proof OF
their hearty interest in the organiza-
ton.
Buy lot in the townsite of Judith
Gap and rest assured that your mon-
ey has been we'll expended.
| Clayton Vaughan, the man who
stabbed Loyal Matteson and broke
the show case in G.. II. Stones store
last spring. was sentenced on Mon.
day in district court at White Sui.
plur Springs. Judge Mathews gave
him fine of 5000 and released hin
on condition that he pay the docto
bills incurred by Matteson and pa,
for the show case. The fine was late
reduced to $3.50 on condition tina
Vaughan give his word of honor new
err again to indulge in intoxicating
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Saturday evening. August 80, tn
young men in the neighborhood o
Mountain View Sunday school enjoy
ed very pleasant evening at til
home of Mendall Riggs. The for
part of the evening was spent in play
ing games. A two course luncheo
was served after which young men
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