Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-06-10

section, and is making arrangements
to seed 10 acres to winter wheat.
Mesdames J. II. and Carl Shuler re-
turned recently from Il several days
visit at their ranches near Lavina.
Cashier of the Bank of IIedges-l'.
;. 'ommissioner-Secretary of the
Commercial Club--M Member of the
School Board Manager of the Hedges
Ball Team Real Estate Dealer-Fire
and Life Insurance Agent Montana
Booste: Joseph :. Peterson. the only
democrat in lIedgrsville. was in the
city sunday to witness the base ball
game
lee c,earl sodas, sundaes, soda
water. or fresh candies. -piepl.o's.
i. \. IIineman and two daughters,
who were living on their homestead
southeast of town. returned recently
from their sad mission to their old
home IN Illinois. whence they had
gone with the remains Of his wife
who died q few weeks ago in the st
Joseph hospital in Lewistown. They
laN" the sympathy Of the entire
community in their bereavement
Some more new Edison records. II
You have 4 few minutes spare time,
drop in and hear them. -Piepho's
Mrs. \. J. Armstrong and son lIu-
bert who have been IN the Deaconess
hcsnt%l in Great Falls for the last
few months. returned Saturday. Mas
ter llUhert underwent Il critical opera
ton and returned fully recovered.
Mrs Armstrong returned bringing
with her brand new baby boy, which
accounts for that bcoat; smile Mr..
Armstrong has been recently wear
ing .-...-
Lost, Strayed OF Stolcl.-Two
mares. Il bay and 4 dark bay. about
ten wears old. weight 400 ea I'll. Had
on leather halters when they left, the
night of May 18th. Both bare footed
Tie bay mare has lump on right front
foot, caused from old wire cut. and
right hind hoof is split. Take up
ard notify Calvin lImtslnan. Judith
Cap.
Bruce Pulver and William Adams
were in the city recently in search Of
team Of horses that straved from the
ID. ". Pulver ranch in the Swimming
Woman country These three gentle
men, with VIII Stubs, Perry Russell
Monty Nolden,: Neander Volden, and
Miss Bessie Volden, all Of jackson
Mimi, constitute 4 colony in the
SWIMMING Woman district that is
changing grazing land into produc-
tive agricultural stuff. The eight
parties named cont rol 1900 acres !3f
OF which is sOwn to oats, flax, speltz
spring wheat and rye. They have a
steam traction p!ow outfit that is be
ing kept busy. and this fall will SOW
q large acreage to winter wheat.
At Babcock Theater. Billings.
II requires two 20 foot baggage cars
tive extra large coaches and two 10
section, drawing room standard Pull
man sleepers to transport "Tle Alas
kan theatrical company of - peo
/ nle over the country. 1t requires
twelve 2o-foot trucks and baggage
wagons to haul the baggage. the ton,
Of heavy scenery and the huge proper
ties from the depot to the theatre
The Alaskan" with it's dog train "
Esquimo and Alaskan dogs, also til,
nrettiest chorus ever seen here, is an
nounced for the Bahcork Theatre
Billings, June 10th.
The Thief which Charles Frchma1
will present at the Bahcock Theatre
Billings. Saturday. June. II. Will
one of the youngest writer's for til
present day theatre. seems destined
soon to become one Of the richest
Bernstein $ royalties for "rhe Thief
last season must have been close t.
500 900 Besides running for tel
months in New York "rhe Thief
was also produced in London, Mad
rid, st. Petersburg and Stockholm
This year Rernstein's receipts fror
The Thief should be. trebled. fol
in addition to the company in Ne,
York, Charles Fr"hman has tire
companies on the road. Last summp
also 1.-The Thief" was produced wit
great eclat and success in Australia
Later on, companies will also be sen
into the provinces Of those Europpa1
countries in whose capital cities 9Th
Thief has already been seen
,,abcock Theatre Billings, Tuesda
night, June a, Percy MacKaye. VIII
wrote "Anti- Mat, imony" the muc
discussed comedy that has calle
forth 4 degree OF enthusiasm from til
critics not equalled by amy America
play in years. is still a young ma
moi yet forty years of age. His play
So, OnL,t and phnoO .':' Ipauupn' III.