Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-08-08

panied Dy MT. ana MIS-. "A. "A. OS0~o
of COmstock, Neb., who returned 10
their home after seeing the park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dye will visit 1T the
Stone home for short time before
returning to their home in Nebraska.
John Skeen was greeting friends IN
town the first part Of the week.
Robert Il. She'll was a visitor In
town Oh Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. Boulter were
circus day visitors in Billings.
Miss Jennie Evans and Miss Cora
Bennett, of Long Beach, Cal, are WIS.,
iting at the home of Miss Evans
brothers, Ray and Ovid, on Hopley.
Ernest Haynes has been assisting
Beers & Haynes with the implement
department for the past two weeks.
John FrvberQ returned week ago
last Sunday from months visit at
several cities in Washington and
Oregon.
John Haynes returned this week
from the home of his parents ut Clan
CIV.
Misses bennington and Close were
visitors in town from their ranches
on Hopley the first of the week.
LII. Fazendin. ofStillwater, Mimi,
spent several days here last week Wis
iting with his aunt, Mrs. +. M. Cans.
Arthur Evans, father of Ray and
Owed Evans. came down from Lewis
town on Thursday and is now staying
ut the home of his sons OH HOpley.
Misses Grace and Margaret Gordon
came out from Gladstone, Mich, last
week and will make their home on
the ranch with their sister, Miss
Franc, and father, G. l.. Gordon.
A large number Of Judith Gap peo-
pie attended the circus in Lewist0wn
yesterday.
MA. anu MIS-. W. L (. ldlcOu hAU
children spent few days the first of
the week visiting with Mrs. Hanson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave Thomas
west of Straw.
John A. McCauley has resigned his
position in the Mckenzie Trading
cOmpany's store. He will devote
considerable time to his farming in
terests.
Charley Beers and four of his sons
were among the Judith Gap repre-
sentatives at Ringling Bros. circus
in Lewistown on Thursday.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Albertine
H. Finton. at the Mckee ranch, a
| son. August 4. 1918.
5. E. Robinson, the Oxford post
master, brought a good sample of
macaroni wheat to the Journal office
yesterday.
Miss Edith Stone left on Friday,
July %, for South Dakota, where she
was joined by her aunt, and together
they left for New York. They sailed
for England OH August 1, where they
will spend several months visiting
with relatives.
John B. Drake, night foreman at
the &. n. rOundhouse, returned the
first of the week from Butte, where
he has spent a few days with his fam
lily. He will remove them to this
city in the near future.
! Local Manager II. d. Jones Of the
Montana Lumber company has COM
pleted the fence about the yards, and
hereafter will keep the gates locked
from & p. M. to IL. m. Several fam
lilies have been getting water from
the well within the enclosure. ant
Mr.. Jones wants it understood that
people are welcome to the use of thu
we'll during the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. McCauley
entertained VS.. Manley and Miss
Emma Stephens, OF Garneill, at theil
home south Of town on Sunday thu
9th. The occasion was the christen
ing of their baby daughter, 1nez Ca
melia. Miss Stephens and Mr.. Man
ley were sponsors while Father Read.
administered the sacrament of hap
tism.
C. r. Stone announces a dance il
his new barn on the ranch adjoining
Judith Gap on Friday evening, Aug
ust Is. There will be no invitation
issued. 1t is dance for all. Ever
one will be welcomed. The best Q
dance music will be furnished. TIL
ladies are requested to bring cake
and sandwiches. Coffee will be mad
on the ranch. Everybody come an