Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-02

SCUuleS III the university Willie HIIIuS
the position to which he has been
appointed.
The corrected time table on the
Milwaukee can he found in its proper
place OH the local page.
Several judith Gap people attended
the Thresherinen's convention held
III Billings Wednesday and Thursday.
A. l.. Christian, who purchased
the Ole Tangen place near town. is
here from Wyoming to look after his
farming interests.
Rev. =. r. McMahan will preach
in Judith Gap Sunday afternoon,
June 4th, ut o'clock. All are cord
tally invited to attend this service.
w. F. Rodgers. the genial mixer at
the Commercial Bar, left the first of
the week for Great Falls, where he
has accepted a position in the Mint.
c. j. Shanahan, mayor Of Mill,
was in the city Tuesday between
trains. G. j. is always welcome in
Judith Gap. He spreads sunshine
wherever he goes.
Owing to the bad storm Of last Fri
day night, the school entertainment
was postponed until this (Friday) ev-
| ening, when the program published
last week will be carried out.
Carl Shuler came in from Stanford
Wednesday to see his father, who is
not getting much better. and who is
thinking seriously of going to a hos
pital for treatment.
I.aMott Bros. held the boards at
the hall here Monday night with an
up to date picture show, and dance
after the performance. They will re-
turn the the first part Of June.
Wilhelm G.. Schultz and John A.
Dreesman came up from Nihill Tues
day to make arrangements to COM
mute on their homesteads. They
will prove up the first part of July.
X. r.. Monroe, the leading baker Of
Lewistown, was in the city Sunday
and Monday enroute to his homestead
in the Hedgesville district. NJ r..
Monroe was exceedingly busy greet
ing his many friends in this city.
On account of ina dequate transport
tation facilities Robert Allen White
was unable to be present at the pro-
posed lion hunt in the Little Belts.
The readers Of the Journal may ex-
pect thrilling account of the hunt
just as soon as Mr.. White and the
hunters are able to enter the noun
tain Businesses.
There would have been big crowd
attend the birthday exercises at
Benchland Tuesday if the local peo-
pie could have gotten the flyer to stop
there. The local train arrived too
late at that end to permit seeing
much and returning home the same
day. The only one who attended was
Willie I. Fringer.
Attention is called to the big adj
vertisement in this issue of the Jour
nal of the auction sale at the A. j
Armstrong ranch 10 miles northeast
Of Judith Gap, on Wednesday, june
End. Mr.. Armstrong has rented his
farm and intends to take up his for.
mer work in Montana. Read the ad
then attend the sale.
A. A. FRESHMAN, secretary OF thu
commercial club, assistant editor OF
the Times, and cashier OF the State
Bank of Geyser, was in the city Mon
day. He accompanied his wife as fal
as Harlowton OH her way to her ole
home in South Dakota, and didn't
have enough time between trains tt
greet all his old friends in judith
Gap.
The warm weather during the pas
few days has done wonders to til,
growing crops. The unusually cole
spring has kept winter wheat back
but it has been stoOling all this time
and now that Old Sol has come out il
all his glory the wheat is coming NJ
so rapidly that you can almost see i
glow. The indications are certainl,
good for bumper crop of winte
wheat.
Friday night the roads were so bad
that two teams were put on the bus
to the Milwaukee depot. After un
loading the passengess the horses be
came frightened and ran away. Pas
sengers arriving from Harlowton tina
evening had to wade through the mu'
up town. After 4 search for som
time the runaway horses were foun'
near the roundhouse. No damag
was done.
Clarence II. Stone and H. l.. Bill
returned from White Sulphur Spring
last Friday evening. where they hat