Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-05-23


with numerous beautiful gifts.
Albert Ullman was a city visitor
Tuesday from Nihill.
c. A. McAllister was a visitor at
the Okla School Tuesday.
The religious services were held in
the Okla school house, Sunday, were
quite largely attended.
Mrs. W. +. Fringer was city WIS.,
itor the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. A. Cowan moved
into the Fringer residence on High
street Monday. which they recently
purchased from Mrs. Fringcr.
Miss Bertha Thompson went to
Great Falls Monday for protracted
stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Prater left yester-
day for Great Falls. From there
they will 60 to their homestead to
spend several days.
Holloway Bros. Uncle Toms Cab
in company, opera house. Judith Gap
Tuesday. May u.
Band and orchestra with high class
vaudeville. Uncle Toms Cabin Co.,
opera house, Judith Gap, Tuesday,
May ~.
The marriage Of Rev. Vasku on
May Q, at DesMoines, Ia. came as \
surprise to his many friends rs no
one suspected that he had the slight
est intention Of becoming Benedict.
However we will welcome the new
bride to our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolan and
daughters spent Sunday and Monday
on the l.. B. Jewell ranch OH Indian
creek out Of Moore.
Robert Kleyer left here Tuesday to
drive to Havre and from thence to
Clifford where he will meet A. G..
Ullman and assist him with the
breaking of oyer 1000 acres this sum-
mer.
Delmar, the baby daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. McBee, has been quite i'll
from touch of pneumonia. DIR.
Cans is attending. Mr.. and Mrs.
McBee recently moved onto the Wild
diield place.
l.. II. McKe left Tuesday MORN
ing for Calgary and numerous other
| points in Alberta, Canada. Mr.. Nc
! kenzie was formerly In business in
Canada and still retains realty inter-
ests up there. He will be absent
about two weeks.
Rev. j. II. Ready will hold Mass in
Hanson's hall on Sunday. May rs, at
10 O'Clock.
Oliver Feebeck was in town
Wednesday from Martinsdale and ac-
companied his sister, julie, to Lewis
town where the will visit for few
days.
Misses Bertha and Susan Small
and Mrs. Small were over-Sunday
visitors at Hedgesville. They took
part in the musicale and social given
bv the Library club.
C. +. Trescot, a well-known Mon
tana newspaper man was in the city
Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr.. Tres
colt now owns a paper at Boulder
and will install Il new plant at Chou
teau in the near future.
c. l.. Beers received official con-
hrmation Of his appointment as
postmaster on Wednesday. The sen
ate confirmed the appointment OF
Monday.
II. W. Gibbs. of Apache, Okla, ar
rived in the city Thursday and vii
spend several days visiting with hi
son, ii. X. Gibbs, and look arount
the country for a homestead.
DR.. Cans removed the plaster from
c. f. Parker's leg OH Thursday AM
found that it had healed in almos
perfect form.
Get a dish of the famous BON To-
ICE CREAM at the Popular restaurant
Sunday.
Paul, the eldest son of Dr.. and Mrs
f. NJ. Cans cut Il deep cash over hi
right eye Thursday morning by rul
ming into single strand of barbe
wire while playing. His father wa
nearby at the time and took thre
stitches in the upper part of his ey'
lid. 1t is to be hoped that the youn
lad will recover speedily from tn
wound which is dangerously near tt
eyeball.
m. Widdifield who has spel
e several weeks mast visiting his age