Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-09-22
enough good material to fill up the
team.
Big Chicken Dinner at the
Gao Hotel Grill Sunday.


is Il 3ard degree booster for anything
that will help Meagher county along.
John Murphy was in charge of the
nursery in connection with the dining
hall conducted by the Catholic ladies',
and hr did nObly in his endeavors to
pacify the wailings Of some Of the in
fants, and retain the smiles Of others.
7. J. Gossett and Gil Tenney were
sworn in as deputy sheriffs by Depu-
ty Aaron Ray to act as night police
men. Ii there were any crooks in
town they didn't get Il chance to work
at their trade.
Bob White came in from Moore
sunday morning to visit his family,
Just missing the celebration by two
days. These birthday celebrations
without Bob are like the play of Ham
let Will, Hamlet lett out.
The only arrest made during the
celebration was that OF the toy ba-
loon man for swiping a watch from
Matthews Bergen. Mat recovered
his watch, and the balloon man was
| given an hour to leave town.
All the old timers DR.. Holloway.
Pat Duffy, Billy Neil. Theo. Nichols.
John Burke, sam l.utZ. Harry Gilti-
nam, and Il score Of others, are enthr-
siastic supporters Of the celebrations.
May their shadows never grow less.
\. B. Andrews, who purchased the
Shaw ranch recently, shipped
in IS head Of fine work horses
| from South Dakota last Thursday.
| Mr.. Andrews intends to develop his
big holdings here to the fullest eN-
tent.
Hugh Jones had a splendid exhibit
! III the building next to the journal Of
| flee during the celebration Of clriOs
gathered while he was in the Philli-
/ phi ps. Some Of the eNhibites were
from other countries, and in all they
made Il fine display
You will find the ad Of the Modern
Steam and Dry Cleaning company on
| the first page. They are making Il
speclalty Of cleaning ladies' and
gentlemen wearing apparel, Of fur,
feather and cloth. Mrs. Harrison is
the loca agent. The company is To-
Gated in Lewistown.
W. 4. Sherman, editor of the Mus
selshell Advocate, was here Sunday
Oh his way to Great Falls. Sherman
was formerly editing papers in North
| Dakota. but finally moved to a better
state, and was very fortunate to get
The True kentuckian company gave
two performances in the opera house
here during the celebration. They
did good business, and their dances
| after the performances were well at
tended. The company carried a
band Of eight pieces which discoursed
lively music twice Il day.
Mrs t.. :. Bills and daughters.
Esther and Norma, arrived from Far
go, y. d.. Monday to visit Glen :.
and II. l.. Bills. sons and brothers,
! for several DAYS. The ladies are Ell
| route for Portland. Ore, where they
will undoubtedly remain permanent
~.
The ladies of the Catholic church
realized magniticently from the re-
treatment parlors which they con
FOIL AAi, Il j: 4 La n.
bration. They wish to thank each
and everyone who assisted them, and
especially those who are not mem
bers of the church.
George IL. Root was here Saturday
to make yearly proof on his desert
and to attend the celebration. George
is now employed by the gas company
at Missoula as superintendent. lie
likes Missoula fine. but has no idea
Of dismsing of his farm property in
the vicinity Of Judith Gap.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. f.. church
will meet Thursday afternoon, Sep
TENDER 18th, at 900. in the church.
Election Of officers and other matters
of business will come before the
meeting. All members are urged to
be present. The pastor will be pre-
sent and will give IL short talk on the
work of the society for the coming
! months.
Among the llarlOwtOn visitors, and
there were so many Of them that we
will not attempt to enumerate them,
was j. \. Garrett, one of the leading
citizens Of the town. Mr.. Garrett is
deeply interested in the progress of
Meagher county, and believes it is
destined to be the best agricultural
county in the state.
Mrs. d. {. Hays left Tuesday for
Skeedy, OKLA, where she will remain