Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-12-15

try and has resided there over a wear.
She had many friends here who will
be sorry indeed to hear Of her uu,ime-
~ taking off.
T.. q. Worden, lawyer. First l.
tlonal block. phone III. l.twistown.
Mrs. Charles Coleman and daughter
Charlotte will return to Judith GAP
in time 10 help Charlie, spend Christ
mas in an enjoyable manner.
Calvin Huntsman bitchered and
sold three year old steer by quart.
ers and realized So 50 on the sale.
lie is firmly Of the opinion that
money can be made by raising cattle.
George kidder has contracted with
several parties in town to take their
allowance OF timber ont Of the noun
tanS. He has made arrangements
for the renlcv;l OF over 10000 feet
to date.
Miss Susan Small was here from her
homestead near lltdgesviilr yaster-
day Oh her way to Marinstlalp. where
tonight she will take part in il musi-
cal concert to be given by the t.pscu-
pal church.
Mrs. Dave rinnrll wa, in the city
the first Of the Week visiting With her
mother, Mrs. Harmed. Mis-. Iinnrll
was enrontt to Vancouver. Wash.
where her husband has been trans
fclreu.
The new school house will Be ready
to occupy tine first Of the year. Tie
contractor, Mir. Grant Of Roundup,
was here this week 70 pass upon the
work. and is very Well pleased Il: the
manner III which his able foreman.
Mr.. QnisenberGy. has handled the
work. The heating plant will be in
stalled ut once.
L. A. Mcmillan. the purchaser Of
the Fringer places near town, will
leave Fox Lake, Wis, in the spring
for his new home in Montana. lie
will bring live stock and household
goods and will be prepared 10 push
| developments rapidly. Mr.. McMil-
! Ian is Il practical farmer. and is well
to do, SO far rs this worlds goods are
concerned, and Judith Gap welcomes
him heartily.
Miss Viola Fisher, who has been
| spending several months with friends
and relatives in the east, returned to
Judith Gap, Saturday, and the next
day went to Hedgesville to take up
her home with her mother. Miss Fish
er says everybody in the east is talk
ing about Montana. Chicago, she
says, is literally placardcd with big
! signs about the state during the big
land show now on in the windy city.
She was quite proud to claim Monta-
ma as her home, and Montana is GER
tainly proud Of her.
The residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. sullivan was u scene OF much en-
/ joyment last Friday evening, when
, several friends OF Mrs. Manning
| gathered to enjoy the few remaining
hours of her stay III this city, before
leaving FOR her new home in Boze.
man. Cards and other games afford
! ed much amusement until II O'Clock
when tempting oyster supper was
set before the guests, and one and al
|
Mrs. ". Fringer, Mrs. Mack. Mrs
Balm, Miss Starch, Mrs. Ora Wilson
! Miss VERIFY and Mrs. Wade Wilson
Hundreds Of young men II wv stand
ing OH the threshold OF life are ask
ing, "What must | do?' The som
of fathers are looking to the cite.
for an answer, the SONS OF merchants
and tradesmen are looking to thu
country. There never was tim
tant than now. Living now mean
activity, intent and persistent. TIL
young man who chooses IL pro
fession without being prepared for i
and understanding the measure o
his work and its demands simply ell
tiers on an uneven race and will b
left far behind. Our schools hol,
ont to you the golden opportunit
where this needed preparation can b
had. Seize it; improve it and max
life success.
Charles \. Hubbard is the direc
means OF wiping out all there eve
was of the new town OF TIBET, wher
the Milwaukee, railroad tried 10 star
town in opposition to Judith Gal
lie purchased the only building eve
erected there, II large two-story strne
ture which was built for 4 hotel, bu
was never opened. Charley engage
the Carrier traction engine to NOV
the building. and it was taken acros
the prairie to the Hubbard homt
stead, where it will he lifted up for