Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-02

test. ana Frank Is FEELING gOOd over
his victory.
Farm loans. see Kelly Land & Loan
Co. Harlowton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Peterson this
week moved to their ranch northeast
Of the city and will establish per-
manent residence thereon.
PlOwing.-If you want first class
Job Of blowing done. See or write
Frank Carrier. Judith Gap.
G. Il. Stone this week began the
erection OF large building on his
lots facing Railroad avenue to he us
ed as retail hardware store.
o. f. Vrooman, superintendent Of
the McCaull-Webster Elevator COM
pany. will have charge of the local Of
flee during the absence Of Agent j. A.
Bring.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. &. Mcmillan re-
turned the first of the week from the
Mcdonald ranch near Garneill and
will resume their residence Oh their
rAncn south OF this city.
To illustrate the mildness of the
weather during the past week: A
fresh coat of paint was applied to the
front of l'ulen's new barber shop this
week by Painter Jack Hauser.
The weather during the past week
has continued ideal, tllawing every
day with slight freeze during the
night. There is certainly no excuse
to 60 to- California for mild winter
climate as long as this balmy wealth
er continues.
Mr.. and Mrs. John "A. Bring left
Wednesday for Burbank, :. D.. called
there by the serious illness Of Mr..
Brings mother. They expect to be
gone Il month at least and will visit
several points in Iowa, Dakota and
Nebraska while away.
o. +. Deyarmon is having large
addition built to his residence on
High street. Mrs. Deyarmon and
two sons are expected to return from
Virginia in about two weeks, where
they have been visiting relatives
since last summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson are
back from an extended trip to Iowa,
where some time was spent visiting
with relatives. Both enjoyed their
vacation immensely, the first one tax
en- since they started in business in
Judith Gap three years ago.
The present Canadian government
has given out the information that
Canada does not want immigration
from the United States. Different
here. Montana will welcome every
body in Canada if they want to set
tie in this state, and many of them
are coming, ut that.
"A line from Glen $. Bills statesthat
he has visited all the coast cities OH
his present trip including Vancouver.
B. G. Vancouver is enjoying boom
that cannot be realized unless one
is OH the ground to witness the i'm
mense activity for himself. He likes
Seattle best OF all the coast cities on
the American side.
Every young lady may mark it
down as Il fact that if she tlirts and
associates with 'pick ups she will
soon have no others for associates.
No matter how unjust it may be,
there will always be a suspicion that
those who are not above making ac-
quaintances in this way are not as
pure in heart and mind as they ought
to be. 1t would be unjust to say no
pure minded girls tlirt. They do and
many OF them lose their purity by SO
doing. Others. though not so unfort-
innate, subject themselves to suspic-
ions which every woman should be
above.
Rev. VanOrsdel, known for forty
years III Montana as Bro. Van, held
annual conference in the Methodist
church in Judith Gap last Friday
night. Bro. Van is an enthusiastic
booster for Montana and he predicts
that 1912 will be the greatest year in
the history Of the state. With the
advertising the big land shows have
given the state, the trip OF the gov
ernors, will result in bringing thou
sands Of new settlers to occupy our
vacant lands, and the immense
amount of railroad building to be
done in the state this year will put
many thousands of dollars into the
channels of trade, making it possible
for everybody to get ahead in a tinan.
cial way.
If you have received kindness, re-
member it. If you have done a kind
oct, forget it. We known this is con-
trary to custom. for every day we
hear some one brapginp how mnch no