Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-08

Il" lily CONFESSION Ill NeW Ork: "Sie
was the best woman in the world, but
she had an ungovernable temper. We
quarreled frequently, and her lam
gnage to me was very foul" The
best woman in the world hasn't an
ungovernable temper. and she does
not use foul language.
Misses Mae and Winnie Berndt
spent the Fourth ut the Schnittger
ranch.
l.. j. Greenou6h left Wednesday of
last week for Pierre, 5. d., called by
the sudden death OF his sister.
John Greenough came home from
Moore to spend the Fourth with his
family.
The Larson pillow outfit is turning
over 80 acres on the John Greenough
ranch.
The many friends of Mrs. Charley
Conlan will be pleased to learn that
she is convalescent.
John Lennon of Great Falls, is
visiting with his brother, q. f., on
the latter's ranch east of town.
Shortstop Mcpherson left Wetlnes-
day for Great Falls, having accepted
place OH the Great Falls ball team.
Attorney Murphy OF Davenport,
Iowa, was Il pleasant caller at the
law offices of Attorney q. :. Bills
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. l.. ID. Jewell and son, John
William, Of near Moore, are visiting
with Mrs. Jewell's mother, Mrs. John
Dolan, at her pleasant home east Of
the city.
Mrs. Ed. Coleman of Mill, came
to the Gap Sunday to receive medical
attention from DIR. Alberta F.Mutfet.
She was accompanied by her son Viii
liam.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Soden and son
went to Belgrade, Thursday Of last
week, where Mrs. SOden underwent
All operation Friday. 1t is reported
that she is doing nicely ard will re-
turn home in month.
George Hinchey, the Mill rancher
real estate dealer and booster, was in
the city yesterday. George Ieports
crops as making excellent progress.
and that the recent heavy rains have
caused all the dry land farmer to
wear the broad smile.
The Rev. J. Phillip Anslutz of
White Sulphur Springs, will conduct
the services of the Episcopal church
and preach at the Judith Gap school
house on Wednesday,, July ID, at s
p. m. The public is cordially invited
to attend.
The Judith Gap district is indeed
a favored spot. What man can ac-
complisl here by industry, faith and
perseverance is exemplifed in the ca
reer OF Jack +. SOten, who made final
communication proof Tuesday on val
liable quarter in 2-1O-lt. Mr.. and
Mrs. Soden and son came to this COM
munity about three years ago. Jack
had previously made Il few bad invest
ments in a southern company, and, to
use his own words, "Couldn't flag Il
bread wagon after he arrived here"
However, he Immediately secured a
job on the Great Northern, soon filed
on Il homestead southeast of town,
and in the meantime was on the alert
to earn money by honorable means.
After short time he resigned the
railroad position, and devoted his en-
tire time to real estate. Because Of
his honest dealings he soon built up
nice business, and is today indepeu-
dent for life.
Charles l.. Beers, secretary of the
celebration to be held in Judith Gap,
September Is. rs and II, recently pur-
chased COW which is the proud mo-
Their Of Il wabbly-legged calf. The Sc
cretary and his sons drove the newly
acquired pair to the ranch west of the
city, and Mr.. Beers. in a dignified,
positive manner, altogether becoming
a gentleman holding the position of
secretary Of such an important event
as Judith Gaps annual celebration,
took a small box and milk pail and
hied himself to bOssy's right side. OF
course the Beers family watched the
procedure. If they expected to be
entertained they were not dissapoint-
ed. Charley barely missed taking the
count in the first round, when his
left shoulder blocked vicious right,
but his fOOt-work saved him from the
rapid succession of rights and lefts
that followed. The audience faxed Il
mOurnful cOuntenance-and went
back to the house to see how near sup
per was ready.
William Duke left vest erday for