Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-11-05

company, which consists of about
twenty people, all artists. will give
an entertainment in the opera house
the same evening which should be
largely attended. The entertain
ment will he worth driving miles to
see, so bring in all the family. One
admission to all parts of the house,
ana first come get the best seats.
"Ted' Barron is in Roundup work.
ing on the telephone line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Conlan are
visiting relatives in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Raw were in the
city selling produce Wednesday.
George Libby, the Garneill black
smith, spent Tuesday on business in
the Gap.
James Randell and bride are now
living on their homestead near Ber-
Gail.
Exterior work on the new county
jail at this place is now practically
finished.
P.F. Duffy spent Saturday in our
l'vely little city. Pat expects to ship
his cattle to Omaha this week.
Phil SchanZ of Missoula, who has
been visiting at the McCauley ranch,
left W ednesday for Great Falls.
Mrs. Samuel Lutz and daughter.
Miss ODeay Of Garneill, were in the
city sunday to attend church.
Miss Bud Weston of Garneill.
spent Monday in the Gap visiting
friends and shopping.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ii. Mcdonald and
and daughter, Miss Olive, spent Sun
day as guests Of their daughter, Mrs.
j. \. McCauley.
Mr. Siegler, father of Jess, who
lives near Oxford, is here from Hi
nois visiting his son and looking over
our vast agricultural resources.
Miss Sarah Gilmore, the Garneill
school-marm, accompanied by Bob
She'll. DR., drove over Tuesday eve
ming
Miss Irene McGregor visited with
friends in the city several days this
week, returning yesterday to her
home at Harlowton.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Hanson re-
turned Saturday from straw, where
they spent the week on the ranch of
Mrs. IlansOn's parents, MIR. and Mrs.
Dave Thomas.
Miss Elanor BumfOrd of Marshall.
Mimi, who has been visiting with
her brother at Windham for several
weeks. was in the city yesterday en-
route to Moore.
Ed Mackin, who is under the care Of
Dr.Moffet, is rapidly improving. One
more operation is to be performed.
and if his present progress continues
he will soon be well.
John +. Barnes, interested in the
Barnes-King mines at Kendall, ac-
companied by A. j. Slough, the ban
ker of Stanford, were in the city We'd
nesday and made the office very
pleasant call.
George Scambler, local manager OF
the Minneapolis Brewing company,
was called into the main office last
Friday. He will he in Minneapolis
for several days, and there may be
surprise in store for his friends when
George returns.
There is no better time than now to
invest in Judith Gap city property.
There is going to be something doing
here in few months that will create
a big demand for residences and bust
ness buildings. Judith Gap is going
to grow faster than any of them
when she gets started again.
In the early days rich deposits OF
gold were discovered in a mining
camp called Maiden, but since then
not much development work has been
done until recently. A rich strike
has been made and heavy crushing
and stamp mills are being
set up, which will materially revive
the old mining days at that place.
Taxes become due and payable
this month. A ten per cent penalty
attaches to all unpaid taxes the first
Of December. The tax levy in
Meagher county this year is ~ ~
mills. \ three mills special levy
for the Judith Gap school district
brings the local levy up to HIP
mills.
Charles l.. Wentworth of Lewis
town, passed through this city Sun
day, returning from the Dry Farm
ing congress at Billings. Mr.. Went
worth had charge of the Fergus
.nupt " nv hihit whieI ~. ~ ,,.1.1 %l,o