Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-06-09

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country wish them all the happiness
possible in their new home.
Dave Francisco was a Lewistown
visitor this week.
Harry Murphy made business
visit to Buffalo and Straw the first of
the week.
+. ID. Davis and wife spent Sunday
in the city as the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. }. +. Soten.
The Milwaukee fence gang was
very much in evidence in the city
during the latter part Of last week.
Chester \. Burgess made first
yearly proof OH his desert near Gar
NELL, before Commissioner Small
yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. Neill and daughter Mar
garet were sunday visitors in the
city from the Neill ranch near the
SnOWits.
ID. +. Smith was shaking hands
with friends in the city Saturday
while Oh his way from Lewistown to
Great Falls.
{. {. Morris, who suffered the frac-
ture OF his leg last week, is getting
along nicely. and will be able to be
about before many weeks.
j. II. johnson was among the visi-
tors from This section to the Thresl,-
ermen's convention at Billings last
week. He reports Il very enjoyable
time.
Mrs. Hutchinson, of Helena, an
eminent eiocutionpst of the state will
give select readings in the Cons re-
gational church tonight. Everyone
come.
The auction sale Oh the 4. J. Arm
strong ranch, 10 miles northeast of
Judith Gap Wednesday, was largely
attended and everything was sold and
brought an exceptionally good price.
Several people from Judith Gap were
present.
The Stanford World says that the
local baseball club is in the grasp OF
''the inks, whatever that is, and
cannot win. And this in face of the
fact that our own Red Folsom is !,
member of the team.
1t isn't necessary to ask Jack SOden
about that telephone call from the
county cOmmiss. 0 lers ut White Sui
phur Springs. If you stand around
awhile you can hear Jack tell about
it when he is talking to himself.
Fred Johnson, who filed on u
homestead in section 2, 1914, Il few
weeks ago, arrived from Kuhn, n.
d., Wednesday with carload of
emigrant movables, and will move
out to his claim at once and begin
farming.
\. c. Dyer attended the thresler-
mems convention at Billings last
Friday and saturday, and while there
ordered Il Minneapolis Universal
Farm Motor and John Deere plows.
Mr.. Dyer says the convention was
largely attended and everybody Sc
cured valuable information concern
ing farm machinery.
Monday the Great Northern start
en- from st. Paul and the coast com
plete new trains. composing the ORR
entail Limited, the crack train of the
entire system, and the best running
to the coast. 1t is said that Nos. Il:
and ~, through Judith Gap will be
composed Of an entire new equipment
making the handsomest train from
Kansas City to the coast.
The postponed school entertain
ment was held in the school house
last Friday evening. There was !;
good attendance of enthusiastic par
ents and friends Of the scholars who
enjoyed the entertainment very much
The past term of school was a yeal
successful one, much progress being
shown by the scholars in their stud
les, rejecting credit on the able corps
of teachers and the aptness and splen
did department of the pupils.
Governor Norris has appoint e(
Charley Sullivan as Il delegate from
Meagher county to the good roads
convention to be held soon at Mis-
soula. Charley said at first he tina