Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-04-30

The residents IF the county seat will
hold grand May Day festival Friday
evening, April 30. Supper will be served
at $500. and the concert will commence
ut 500.
Hon. G. p. Toofey and Samuel Philips.
president of the Empire bank ut Lewis
town. were in White Sulphur Springs
Monday Of last week to attend the fu.
neral services Of Mrs Phil. A. Chase.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Carrier Of Hougl-
ton. Mich.. who recently visited Mr..
Carriers sister. Mrs. John {. Bayerd at
their ranch On Butte creek. have returned
homc. Mr.. Carrier and Mrs. Bayerd had
not met for thirty seven years.
The Shaw 4 Elliot ranch. consisting of
l3.4GO acres located about five miles
south Of Harlowton. was recently sold
to an Aberdeen. $. d.. syndicate. Tine
tract will he cut up into small farms ana
colonized.
The taxpayers of Harlowton school
district recently voted to bond the dis
trict for x2l.MM. Seventy-twO votes
were cast for bonding and two against.
This sum will he used in erecting an
eight room brick or stone modern school
house, which will Ec equipped with the
most approved and latest appliances in
teaching.
Nlarried-At White Sulphur Springs.
Tuesday. April 20. Miss Anna HohauS
to Mr.. Charles Dancer. The pretty we'd
ding took place at the home Of the brides
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Alois Hohau>.
The happy couple left the same day for
Helena. where they will carry with them
the best wishes of many friends for their
future happiness aud prosperity.
The many friends of the public school
Of White Sulphur Springs will regret to
hear of the resignation of Prof. H. Y.
jackson. who is soon to move to Moore,
where it is understood that hc will 20
into the real estate business. Prof
Jackson has worked hard for the well
fare and building up of this school and
has succeeded in placing it in Il high
grade of excellence. The pupils of the
school are unanimous in their regret over
his proposed departure and many OF
them realize that they are. losing Il good
friend Mcaghcr Republican.
Register Mckoin Of the l.ewistown
land district. in Il recent interview
stated that the rumor was abroad that a
large ditch was to be put in north OF Il
big tract that lies north and west OF
! Harlowton, and that people generally he.
I.,.l ri u
under the Cary act. but instead the lana
is being classified 40 as to lH subject tt
the new homestead bill. He also stated
that government employees are already
looking over the ground. and that II
would probably be about sixty days un
til the land would be ready tor entry.
The remains Of Mrs. Phil. 4. Chase O
I.ewistown. who died recently at Chi
cage. arrived at White sulphur Spring.
for imtcrment. Sunday. April Is. The
services were he'd in the Presbyterian
churci, Monday morning. and were con
Quoted by Rev. =. Alexander. who spok'
t",,chingly on the exemplary life ant
ynolne>s of the deceased. Mrs. Chas
was born in Mcagher county. near For
Logan. May I. 1884. She was IL yonnI
woman who was active in all things tina
were good and was IL member of tn
Presbyterian church, having become AT
filiated with that denomination II
Helena. under Rev. Sloan. when only
school girl. ten years ago. She was als
a member Of the Martha Chapter. East
crn Star Of White Sulphur Springs
Mrs. Chase had many friends who nour
her untimcly end. and her husband. par