Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-12-17

tract of land near Windham. These
gentlemen are in search of large
trsct to retail, and they were most
favorably impressed with the agri-
cultural possibilities Of central Mon
tana.
PASTURAGE.-I can take care of
about 40 head of cattle or horses in
good pasture this winter. Mile from
Judith Gap. Fine water, good grass,
plenty of shelter; 81 a month. w.
+. Hanson, superintendent.
Mr.. and Mrs. George p. Reed, who
are in the city with a view to secur-
ing land. have rented one of the
Walker cottages, where they are now
keeping house.
Steel is affected by temperature. 1t
requires good tools to withstand
rough usage without chipping or
breaking ut 30 degrees below geo.
That's why Commander Peary selected
KEEN KuTTER Tools in preference to all
others for his expedition to the North
Pole. KEEN KUTTER Tools and Cut
lery are for sale ut Beers II Haynes,
General Merchants, Judith Gap, Mon
tana.
Mrs. J. II. McNeely and son left
the first part of the week for Gold
field, Colorado, where they joined
Mr.. McNeely, who left for that place
about month ago.
George Haynes left last Saturday
for COmstOck, Nebraska. Although
George was communicative, it is
presumed that he left to get married
to Miss Nettie Stone.
G. r.. Butler. professor of the city
schools, left Saturday for his home at
Parker, :. d., where he will spend
the holidays, and attend the wedding
Of his brother. Miss Anna Whiting
of Hedges, accepted Mr.. Buffers re-
sponsibilities during the school days
the first Of the week.
DIR. Alberta +. MOffet left Wetlnes-
day for Kansas City, Missouri, sum-
moned by the illness of her son
Herold who is attending high school
at that place. Although no particu-
lars were received other than Harold's
head had been slightly injured and
infection had set in, 1t is believed
that it is nothing more serious than a
scalp wound.
Mesdames George Tenny, Alberta
+. Moffet, Viola Fisher: Misses
Helen and Patience Tenny, Viola
Fisher; Messrs. DR.. Mccullough, Jay
Fisher, Master Tenny and Marion
Small comprised party that called
at the pleasant rural home of Mr..
and Mrs. Bert Finch Tuesday eve
ming. The evening passed all too
rapidly with conversation, cards and
classical selections on the piano by
Miss Helen Tenney. At II o'clock
delicious supper was served.
The Majestic orchestra Of Harlow
ton, composed OF Mr.. and Mrs. f. j.
North, "A. j. Dreyer, G. +. Rieff, Joe
Root, VIM. Esmay, 4. +. Mcdowell
and &. II. Wilke, delivered an ex-
cellent concert to All appreciative
audience at the Judith Gap hall We'd
nesday evening. The numbers rem
dered ranged from the old familiar
melodies of the homestead to the
heavier and more intricate music of
the ancient writer's, and every number
was heartily applauded. The concert
lasted an hour and half, after
which the large audience gathered in
the dance hall, where the light fantas-
tic was tripped until the early hours.
notwithstanding the fact that the
evening was Il very stormy one, a
large crowd turned out to the concert
and dance and all went home fully
satisfied. The members of the Ma
jestic orchestra are refined persons of
considerable musical talent, and
should they visit this city again a
large crowd will turn out to greet
them at their concert and dance.
Miss Hauser spent Saturday and
Sunday on her claim near Mill.
Mrs. I'M. Hill and little daughter
have been visiting in town for "A few
days.
The blizzard yesterday prevented
the farmers from attending the farm
er's institute.
William Duke has relted Bob
Whites residence, which he will oc-
cupy the first Of the week.
James T.. Kent made Moore bust.
ness visit this week, returning Oh. the
delayed train yesterday.
Friday of next week the holiday
vacation in the public schools will
begin and end on Sunday, January
md.
! Miss IlOwdle returned to her claim
near Mill last Saturday after spend
! ing several laYs with friends in