Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-22

PotatOes ready for use.
The Jones 4 Carries steam blowing
OUTFIT is at the VIM. Hanson farm
breaking 50 acres.
Bob Shell, mayor of Garneill, was
IN the city Wednesday getting
taste OF metropolitan life.
+. V. Crew, the Hedgesville livery
man, was Il Judith Gap visitor We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Viola Fisher went to Garneill
ednesday TO visit for a few tays'
with Mrs. Robert She'll.
Illeo. Dahl, who has been Visiting
his parents ut Parkin, n. d., return
Ell yesterday, accompanied by
younger brother.
Bills are out announcing Il social
dance to be given in She'll 4 Erick-
sons hall, Garneill, this evening,
with swell supper and fac music.
These dances at Garneill are always
very enjoyable social events.
Harvesting the winter wheat crop
has already begun in the Hedges dis
trlct and the binders will be busy
around Judith Gap within ten DAYS.
Flax and oats are looking fine and the
yield promises to be up to last years
standard.
Louis GreenOugi' brought in
sample of Scotch Fife spring wheat
measuring about and one-half feet
III stool containing 30 well develop
Ell stalks and heavy heads from one
Kernel. Mr.. Greenough was called
east about two weeks ago and at
that time the wheat was about 6 in
ches tall. lie was surprised to find
the wheat all headed out upon his
return. lie expects to cut lis wheat
i'll two weeks and that the yield Will
go better than % bushels.
On Tuesday night, July 10Th, a
merry party met at DR.. Motfet's Of
flee and later adjourned to the Con
gregational church and spent the
evening i'll conversation and music.
Miss Susan Small officiating at the
organ. MIR. Bertha Small and Chas.
Safer rendered some delightful duets
on the mandolin and violin. A quar-
tet, consisting Of Chas. Safer, Prof.'s
Bliss. Vogle and Mr.. Benton. Every
body Joined in college and other popu-
lar songs. Those present were Messrs.
Vogle, Safer, Bliss, Gray, Fenno,
Jones, Hanson, Spain, Wickfeld,
Benton, Morgan, Apelian, Small and
Motfet. Mesdames Mofet, Haynes
and Fisher. Misses Susan, Bertha
and Jean Small, Fisher, O'Day,
Freseman, She'll and Stone.
Congregational Church Calender.
Sunday school, 10 a. m.
Preaching, Sp. m.
Teachers meeting, Thursday, 800
p. m.
Choir practice, Friday, 8 p. m.
A mass meeting was called at q. :.
Bills law office Monday evening to
discuss the coming anniversary cele-
bratiOn, September 18th. Il. S. Bills
was chosen chairman and Robert
Fringer secretary of the meeting.
1t was decided to continue the solicit
ting committee consisting of Charles
l.. Bills, Clarence II. Stone and :. J.
Small as u committee to have super
vision OF the celebration. They were
given authority to appoint as many
subcommittee as will be necessary.
There is considerable more money to
be raised and the general committee
will attend to this before making ar
rangements for the detailed program.
AS the committee consists of very
busy business men and are donating
their time to the good of the cause,
people who have not subscribed will
confer favor by doing so readily
when they are approached and thus
save time. With everybody pulling
in one direction, Judith Gap will
have a celebration this year that will
go down in history as the very best
ever given in central Montana. 1t
was decided at the meeting to hold
the celebration the 18th and 18TH of
September. 1t is desired tlsat the
agricultural exhibits be strong in
every department and sufficient
amount of money will be given in
prizes to make it an object to every
rancher in the Judith Gap country to
bring in samples of his products of
this years crop.
Congregational Church Social.
Tuesday night, July 26th, scoop. m.
Everybody helps those that help
themselves. This is a common and
true saying. We all accept it. but
wonder if we are ready to practice it.
The world has grown into the atmo-
sphere of civilization not only by