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

ford, Joe Grimm, George McFadden
ana Abdul the Turk. Ladies invited to
attend free of charge. Saturday eve.,
March 4th. Tickets SOC.
I. T.. Miller. manager of the Bill
lhgs branch of the Gaar-Scott COM
pany, was in the city yesterday on
business for his company.
Ed Browning made Il business trip
to Lewistown Tuesday to attend to
some business before the Land Office.
ana Incidentally Ed visited a tonsor-
lal artist and obtained everything ON
the market
=. +. Daley recently purchased 2do
acres OF land adjoining the Great
Mort llern RICH, of way two miles east
Ut here. lie purchased the land from
he Milwaukee Land company
through their local agents. Murpllv
Il Sodpn.
y. ;. Hlaisdell came up from Bill
lhgs yesterday to look after some
business for the Gaar-Scott Steam
Flow company. Eais,lell used to re-
present the Great Northern as travel
ing freight agent, and his extensive
acc nalntAlce throughout Montana is
valuable asset to the new company
ne Is representing.
>. !. Liberty, the hustling real es-
tate man was in the city yesterday.
lie was returning from l.ewistowu.
where he won an important law suit
IN connection with his big farm sale.
y party composed of Mpssrs. ami
Mes,amrs II. V. Lane. j. 4. Bring,
9. N GurleN. Mrs. T.. l.. Harrison.
Misses Rose >kpen ard Lou Gurlpy.
ana MtSsrs. Harry Keen. Oscar
>Aeen. John >keen and II. d. Jones
ielt the city Wednesday evening AZ
seven O'Clock for the Calvin Hunts
man ranch. where they enioyabIy
surprised Mr.. and Mrs. Hunts
man. The evening was mprrily
spent ny those in attendance and
among the delightful events Of the
meeting WAS when each one was call
ed upon 10 either sing. dance or jiy.
MI. lluntsman said he was unable
I" 60 either-hut he whistled. At
eleven O'Clock bounteous ana de-
Iirl"uS lunch. prepared ny the ladies
Oh the surprise party. was daintily
served
Charley Beers $ agtating the
proposition of the citizens putting
down Il well on the two lots donated
I" tn" county. and which will even
tHa!IN belong |" the city. The Tots
adioin Dr.. Mutfp, $ residence on the
kill. and if good water il struck IN
sufficient quantities. ii can be used
tor city purposes. and for the new
school building. If the water is as
good as found elsewhere on the nil,
-the Great Northern may be induced
to put down several wells M there. the
water to be used in connection with
the companys shops Ii ere. Mr..
Beers. as president of the school
board. is going ahead with the plans
for the new >lO,MO school building.
and is in hopes of having it complpt-
ed in time for the next term of
school.
Henry lanlus was in town yes
terday from his ranch west of the
city. Mr.. lanius recently compiled
Il statement showing that 100 acres
of winter wheat have been sown in
the Okla vicinity. and that 500 acres
are ready for spring planting. lie
says that fully $500 acres will be in
crop this spring in the district tribr-
tary to Okla. and that II well known
elevator company has already made
ARA ngements to furnish that siding
with a grain buyer this fall. Mr..
l.anius is very ent husiastic over the
crop conditions and expects this falls
harves: to be Il big money producer.
He has nearly completed the work ON
his i7N32 combined log and frame
barn, and has evrryt hing ready Tor
spring work.
The most notable improvement in
Judith Gap during the past week was
the metamorphosis of Jack Soden,
the real estate and farm machinery
man who gets the money. For two
years Jack has been going around in
Overalls, hickory shirt and slouch
hat, an outfit which fitted well with
his assumed eNpressionless colnte-
nance and verdant and uncouth man
ner, which inspired confidence in the
breast of the newcomer who quickly
spotted Jack as an easy mark and fell
readily to his Establishments. But
Jack dressed up Sunday with
brOaticlOth suit. patent leather shoes.
boiled shirt, red necktir and derby
hat. He has been wearing this all