Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-14

Came on little piece to say,
And then his pipe went out.
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
Conscience is scrupulous thing, but
It never kept many people awake
nights nor caused their hair to turn
gray.
1t is foolish fellow who is so fond
Of bis friends that he spends all his
money upon them.
1t Is all in the point Of view Some
people are back numbers while one Of
their contemporaries Is representing
the issue about 10 be put out.
The man who owes you money Is the
man that tries to make you think that
you are the whole show.
No gambler can pass by anything
that makes noise like good chance
You can most generally tell that she
is his second wife by the attention that
he pays her.
Even doctors who are fond OF duck
don't care tor Quacks.
The only thing about this being good
and you'll he beautiful, Is that 1t takes
w much hard work 10 show it.
Truth j. moi only stranger hut 1t is a
whole iOt ~hier than fiction.
John Dahl was brought iii Com
Moore I'll Stlay suffering froM an
aclte attack Of rhtnnat u. :, vrral
months AFRO John went to White Sal
plalr Springs to take the baths and
was somewhat improved. lie went
to Moore about Il month ago to visit
his brother, but became worse ami
Tue sday lie started for his nome lit
Mandan. y. u. Mr.. Dahl's many
friends in this city hope he will soon
completely Recover.
j. 4. NichOl OF t ,e Security state
Bank, has filed on several pieces +
land within the last few days, but he
seems to think the land office ha, it
in for him rs it keeps rtj-c ing app.i-
cations. Perhaps Jacob would saw.
Il little time ii he would select some
land that somebody else hasn't til,d
on previously. This boy Jacob is a
persistent fellow and if he does not
get discouraged he will win II happy
home yet--Or, rather, 100 acres OF
rich land, which is the same thing.
Charles l.. Beers, the interchangeable
booster OF judith Gap. returned Tues
day from II two weeks visit to the
dry farming congress at Spokane, and
while so near the Pacific ocean he de-
cled to run out to Seattle. and take Il
salt water swim. This accounts for
his being away SO long after til, dry
farm congress adjourned. lie enjoy
ell his visit very much. but the pleas
ure of his Tip was considerably mar
red by his not being able to sleep in Il
Pullman berth, an experience he
couldn't by any means become accus-
toned to.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. ". Boulter had II
thrilling experience Sunday. While
driving to town they had to come
down steep hill near McClellands
place. Suddenly. the horse stumbled
and fell while coming down this hill ut
lively clip, and tile buggy made Il
headon collision with the horse,
breaking the shafts. Mrs. l,oulter
jumped and escaped without injury,
while Henry Ward, not being SO agile,
was thrown violently OH his head.
but escaped serious injury. Mr.. MIC
Clelland was aroused by the collision
and came hurriedly to the rescue.
The two men soon got busy to fix the
broken shafts, but it took some time
owing to the fact that the only tools
available WAS cOrkscreW, which
Henry Ward Boulter found in one of
his pockets, and Il screw driver, whicA
Mac found in his wife's sewing ma
chine. BOultcr says he is going to
equip his buggy with Westinghouse
air brakes, so he can throw on the
emergency in coming down that hill
hereafter