Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-03-24

the plan becomes better and more
generally known. The enterprise
was heartily welcomed and is receiv-
ing the united support of large
number Of our citizens who realize
the Importance and the convenience
OF Farmers Sale Day. The next
sale Will be Saturday, April lst. BE
sure to attend,
Call at Sullivan Il Foreman's and
get drink on Grandpa Sullivan.
ID. W. Antoine Of Hedgesville,
transacted land business in the city
Tuesday.
ii. ID. Jones purchased the Antoine
residence and takes possession the
first OF April.
Inc Antoine laundry company has
made arrangements to take care of
its forlerpatrons.
Mrs. {. NJ. Gur'-y is gradually re-
co4erlng from IL severe attack of
grippe.
Miss Olivia Jones will soon leave
for Idaho. where she will spend the
summer with relatives.
Il. \. White and Charley Wing
drove to the formers summer resort
yesterday.
Mrs. +. l.. Harrison will leave in
several days for Stanford, where She
will visit with her cousin. Miss +. \.
I-angdon. on the I.angdon ranch.
II. D. Jones has rented his resi-
dence to y Mr.. l'rader. Il railroad
man, and the Antoine cottage to
Chester Burgess.
The best grades of flour ut Man.
ley's, $3.50 per hundred.
He. Dwight of Binghamton, y.
~, was the guest Of Mrs. f.. l.. Har-
rlson and daughter, Miss Rita Brown,
Sunday Of this week.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Man
ming. Friday. March 2+th, at Lewis
town. daughter. Mrs. Manning is
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. &. i.
Sullivan of this city.
Buy your groceries at Manley's.
Our prices are the lowest.
Mr.. and Mrs. $. Antoine and
daughter, Miss Sadie, will leave next
week for their homesteads near
Hedgesville, where they make their
home.
Miss Edith Stone, who has been
visiting with relatives in this city
during the past winter, left for Kali
lspell. this state, yesterday morning.
Miss Stone will spend some time Wis
iting with relatives in the Flathead
lake territory, after which she i'll
tends to leave for Spokane and paci-
tic coast points. During her stay in
Judith Gap she made host of friends
who wish her a most pleasant jour
ney. and who hope She will decide to
return to this city as soon as her en-
tended trip is ended.
Perry Rnssel, who located in the
Swimming Woman district about two
years ago, accompanied by his broth
er, Richard, and John Larson, and
Ole Westersee, and Misses Amelia
Hansen, Bessie Volden and Marie
Oberg, arrived in the city Tuesday
from a several months visit at his
old homh near Jackson, MINI. Per-
ry was largely instrumental in get
ting some of the afOre mentioned per-
SONS to locate in central Montana Il
year ago this spring, and his last WIS.,
sit resulted in several more deciding
to cast their lots in this vicinity.
ID. W. Pulver, another Jackson citi-
zen who is now a booster for Mon
tana, will arrive here next week pre-
pared to do considerable work on his
ranch this year.
The Journal is in receip, Of Il little
booklet entitled "Crime. Criminals
and Reform"-a publication which
should he of especial interests to
lawyers, officers Of the law, members
Of the judiciary, students of soci-
ology, etc. for two reasons-it shat:
ters many prevailing notions regard:
ing criminals and their operations
and also points the way to reform
which will tend to reduce crime in
many Of it's various forms. Chief
Special Agent Al &. Ray of the Il treat
Northern railway is the author Of the
book, and he speaks with the author
ity of one who knows AMI handles his
subject in IN interesting way both
from sociological and human inter-
est standpoint. He states that the
reasons for the prevalency OF crime is
chiefly due to ignorance and the fail
ure of parents or guardians to direct
the child's energies in the right direc-
ton ut n time when the child is most
susceptible to restraining influences.
Anyone desiring copy can secure it
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