Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-06

holding position in competition with
others. The tardy or incorporating
laborer may not see why, but his en-
ployer does, that his 'help" is de-
moralizing the other employees and
detrimental to the profit side Of the
business ledger. Business men have
little use for sllirk.
Mrs. A. l.. Schaffler arrived in the
city Sunday from Hastings, Neb. Mr..
and Mrs. Schaffler are now keeping
house in one of the Walker cottages.
Gus Andrews, the prosperous ran.
cher OH Ross fork, was in town Mon
day. Gus reports crop conditions in
his neighborhood as being excellent,
ana that lie expects a bountiful har-
vest this fall.
Rome wasn't built III Il day." but
it's surprising how quickly you can
build Il home when you buy your lum-
Der from The McCaulI-W ebster Ele-
vator Co.
Mrs. George Finch and children,
who spent the winter in their beauti-
full home at Bohemian, returned re-
Gently to the Finch ranch near Gar
neill, where Mr.. Finch has been
busily occupied putting in spring
crops.
II. d. Jones, the genial local repre-
sentative of the Montana Lumber
company, returned yesterday from a
six weeks extended visit throughout
eastern and southern points. The
Twin Cities, Chicago, Buffalo, New
York City, Boston, Philadelphia,
Washington, y. C.and st. Louis We're
among the cities visited.
G. l.. Beers is erecting house on
his valuable homestead west Of town,
where he expects to move his family
about the 18TH OF this month. Char
ley selected a site that will be a cor
ner lot when he plats Beers Addi-
ton to Judith Gap" as he realizes it
will be only few years when he will
be called upon to withdraw farming
operations and put his ranch OH the
market in the form OF city lots.
and paraphernalia arrived last week.
and since then the boys have been do
ing considerable practice work. The
suits are maroon with white trim
mngs, in which the team presents
spicy appearance. The opening game
of the season will be with IIarloWtOn
on the local diamond, Sunday, at 1880
p. m. \ holly contested battle is eN-
pected, and those who enjoy good
game of ball should not overlook this
one. Everybody turn out.
For a haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. J.. }. Bulen. 25tf.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. i. Burgess were
in the city Monday.
Mrs. Schneider of Diamond City,
was here Tuesday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. Il. Lennon were
in from their ranch east of town Mon
day.
Rev. Father Meuller was in town Il
few hours Tuesday, enroute to Great
Falls.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Randall of Nj
hill, were business visitors to the city
Monday.
Mrs. HARRIET from her ranch at On
ford, was shopping in the Gap We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Harry Lane came in from the
ranch OH the Walker bench to attend
the dance Tuesday night.
I. L. Ellis, whole thing on the
Hedges Herald, arrived in the city
Wednesday and will remain several
days assisting the journal force.
Mrs. Sarah Moore, who resides with
her daughter, Mrs. Il. Denney, is
slowly recovering from very severe
attack OF illness.
Martin ST. Claire, who has IA home
stead south OF town, returned recent
~ from Missoula, where he was EN-
ployed during the winter months.
Mrs. c. +. SchIittger, who has an
excellent ranch east OF town, reports
that Magnuson Il Jensen, we'll drill
ers, nave Just finished drilling IA u.s.
foot well, 35 feet OF water being Sc
cured.
Harlowton News: Rapid progress
is being made OH the W. c. Husband
residence. Mr.. Husband is finding
the fatal time drawing close at hand
! now.
+. 7. Magnuson, who is running
his steam pillow outfit in the vicinity