Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-08-06

BrOadview, Billings and Columbus.
The doctor intends to open an office
at the latter place, but says he will
not pass up Judith Gap entirely.
Harry Spencer came up from Great
Falls last week to look after his ranch
interests in this vicinity. He has ac-
cepted position rs station agent at
Monarch for the Great Northern.
II. q. Patterson, the young but well
known wool buyer of Boston, made
the city visit Wednesday enroute
for his home. He purchased over 4
million pounds of wool this season.
j. G. VanAuken, representative of
the Cincinnati Safe Il Lock company,
was city visitor Monday. Mr.. Van
Auken is recognized as one Of the
leading experts Of this country.
Bring all the family and the hired
girl to Judith Gap on September 18th.
We will show you what a real live
town can do in entertaining it's guests.
The 18th of September will ever be
memorable day in Judith Gap. 4
Fourth of July celebration is all right
in it's place, but it never can compare
with the 18th of September in Judith
| Gap.
One of Stanley brothers teams took
an unguiaed run around the streets
Wednesday morning causing consid-
cradle excitement. No damage. The
citizens were also entertained about
supper time with free-for-all dog
fight. in which 'steen dogs partici-
pated.
A dance was given in Judith Gap
hall Monday evening by a travelling
team of musicians-a harp and
violin player. \ large number turned
out to trip the light fantastic and
incidentally to listen to the music,
which was excellent.
One of the best attractions for
September 18th will be the ariel flight
of Charlie Beers, providing he can
get the pesky ship rugged up in time.
Charlie is no piker. He always makes
good when called upon. Judith Gap,
September 18th.
Ed Piepho and Bill Duke drove out
to Sawmill Gulch, Wednesday to see
the range rider about securing per
mits to secure logs. Ed recently filed
on a claim in 34-lO-14, and he is max
ing arrangements to build house
with a log base.
The side show attractions will be
turned over to Bob White on Septem-
Der 18th. He will also superintend
the high dive performance, and prom
Uses, if the artist fails to make the
leap, to find a substitute, even if he
has to do the trick himself.
II.J. Betten, the Garneill physician
and surgeon, left last Saturday for
Chicago, where he will remain until
the first of October visiting with
friends and relatives. Alberta +.
Motfet, NJ. d., Of this city, has taken
charge of his practice during his alb
sence.
1t will be worth good deal to see
Postmaster Haynes ride bucking
broncho, won't it girls? At Judith
pilgrim. He was born in Montana
And has the proper gear to step off
handily if the critter pitches too
much.
A. r. Chemedelin, assistant claim
agent of the Great Northern, was here
ednesday adjusting the claim of
by the explosion Of Indicator. 1t
is with pleasure that the many friends
of Mr.. Potts learn that he will not
entirely lose the sight o. the injured
eye.
People who visit Judith Gap Oh the
18th of September, the occasion of
sary of the birth of the town, will he
royalty entertained. If they get so
hilarious as to yell unseemly they
will not be mOleStetl. We all have 4
yell coming for being in such good
town.
Bids for the erection of Jail at
Judith Gap have been called for by
the county commissioners, and ap-
pears in this issue Of the Journal.
The specifications rs detailed in the
notice call for substantial building,
one that will serve every purpose
until we get a court house and Jail of
our own.
Zens who have the affair in charge
first anniversary celebration of the
birth of Judith Gap. There will be
amusements and sports to suit all
tastes. and if you come and don't
have good time it will be because
you are dead one. September 18th
Clair Perkins, who was formerly in
Tile eHplOy VI NiNicnSc ~. CeOhc,
came up from Stanford Saturday tC
look after his ranch in this vicinity.
Mr.. Perkins place is in 34-0-l7, ant
while here he made arrangements t.
have a 1+xl8 cabin built Immediately
and to have some blowing done. IL,
is now in the employ Of the stanford
Mercantile company.
Monday evening Angus Mckay sOlt
hio Oh oOnn 0f II o6uoS tn a. 90 CLARK n1
Harlowton. The purchaser rent.
. the building and fixtures for s75 PEI
, month, and purchased the stock o.
goods, paying cash for same. Angus
who has been the pioneer Of Hedges
will devote his entire time to hi
splendid ranch on Careless creek, ant
will show some of the boys how t
raise crops.
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