Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-04-07

spring wagon, will hold services in
the Congregational church Sunday
evening at 1870 o'clock. All are not
only cordially invited to attend, but
tnelr attendance is respectfully soil
cited.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Francisco and
three children arrived in the city YES
terday from Kossland, Is. {. They
Will make their home on the Fran.
cisco ranch. The Colonel was very
much excited over the arrival of his
grandchildren, and without doubt
VIII show the children aroyal good
time this summer.
DR.. Alberta +. Moff-t and son,
Harold. accompanied 10y L.. V. Over
street and Miss Sarah Overmyer,
drove to the doctors desert claim
south of the Snowies Thur day of
last week and remained there several
DAYS experimenting and assisting
putting ny fence. All members #
the party Ne.e very favorable i'm
pressed with the district contiguous
TO the M"tfet property, and although
the Journey WAS Il long and somwhat
tedious one. they felt more than re-
paid by the beautiful stretchlof coun-
try they saw.
Leave yoNr laundry with Frank
HAYS, agent. at the National Cafe.
Antoine Laundry Company. 2I-22
John Murphy returned yesterday
I ON Fullerton, this state. where he
spent the winter. He was accompan-
led by his daughters, Mrs. Griffith
and Miss Mary Murphy.
If yon have well located land or u
sood business proposition for sale at
reasonable price. write me at once
enclosing s"If-addressed stamped Ell
velope for reply. Owners only. Adj
oress }. {. koss, SIH..nu Ave. South.
minneapolis, MINI. 2l-24
William Mcdonald, who has made
two trips to st. Mary's hospital,
Rochester. Mimi, where he under
went an operation for abcess of the
bowels, returned for the second time
Thursday of last week. Until he
reached the Gap he was resting COM
fortablv. but the following day he
suffered relapse and was obliged to
go to the home of his sister, Mrs. j.
A. McCauley, where he remained I'M
til yesterday. when he was taken to
his home near the Snowies. His
mother is attending him until de-
finite word is received from DR.. Mayo
OF Rochester, to which place he will
undoubtedly return.
DR.. J. II. Featherston, a dentist
formerly of BoZeman, was i'm the city
this week practicing. The doctor has
been resident of Montana during
the past twenty years and is an en-
thusiastic Montanan. lie believes
this IS the grandest state in the
Union, and every time he visits var
ious other portions OF the United
States lie returns more satisfied than
ever before. The Judith Gap and Jul
dith Basin districts appeal to him es-
peclaliy us a territory adapted to the
raising of winter wheat, although he
feels certain spring crops can be pro-
titably raised if careful cultivation is
giveE the ground. As the doctor has
had considerable experience with
farming operations on properties of
his own, he speaks with an authority
that is gained from practical exper-
fence.
House for rent after May LIST. partly
furnished. X. \. White. 2ltf
Born.-'ro Mr.. and Mrs. {. {. Stay
tor, Friday, March 3lst, Il son.
Jack Davis has returned to the city
after il several weeks visit at several
cities in the state. Jack S friends are
always glad to see him and hope that
he will locate here permanently.
Frank and Harry Murphy accom-
panied Jack Ilendrick to >tarw today.
Mr.. Hendrlck is an automobile
agent at Moore.
Rev. j. Phillip Anshutz conducted
the services Of the Episcopal church
and preached yesterday evening in
the congregational church in this
city. The sermon, which was taken
from the text, And We will not
rome to me, that We might have life"
st. John, 5-4O), was greatly appreci-
ated by tha congregation and, as all
Of Rev. Ansliutz's sermons, showed
leep and scholarly thought.