Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-05-10

tana. The Scandinavians from Cana
do formerly lived in Minnesota. They
have been in Canada about two years
and do not like the country, and Will
remove as soon as possible to M0nta-
ma.
Oscar Skeen and family took up
their residence tins week OH their
homestead.
Z. J. Murphy made a business trip
to White Sulphur springs the first
part Of the week.
&. NJ. Foley. who owns a valuable
homestead east OF the Gap, was a
city visitor Wednesday. He was on
his way to Garneill to receive his new
PercherOn stud.
Mrs. Tenney and Gilman were in
from their claims this week. where
they have been putting in garden and
potatoes. They are to have more
breaking done this season. ~
Steve Fennel, who has been EN-
ployed by Murphy Bros. for the past
two years, left yesterday for Garneill
where he will be employed by Geo.
Foley during the summer.
Tuesday was ushered in by the
warm rays of Old Sol, the first really
warm day of spring, and the weather
since then has been fine. The grass
and crops are growing splendidly,
and the outlook for bumper crop of
winter wheat never was better.
On account of the stormy weather
last week the meeting Of the Tabitha
club was postponed to Friday after.
noon at $3.50 o'clock, May 10th, ut the
Congregational church. All MEN,
beers are urged to be present Miss
Stone, president; Mrs. l.. J. Bulen.
secretary treasurer.
The meeting of the Farmers Soci-
ETY. Of Equity on Saturday. May 18th,
will be an important one, and every
member and every farmer in this Sec
ton of the country should be in at
tendance. Matters of vital interest
to the husbandman will be discussed.
Everybody come.
No range rider has been appointed
40 yet to ill the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of a. l.. Rossman,
but those needing free permit for
timbers or wood in the Snowy reserve
can have their wants attended to by
applying to W. +. Kierstead 1T Irene,
Mont, who is in temporary charge of
the forest reserve.
lngolf Birkeland, Flowing contract
or, work guaranteed. If
The Baptist services held in the NJ.
+. church in this city last Sunday
evening by Rev. $. A. Nelson were
not largely attended but were highly
appreciated bv those present. There
will be services on Sunday. May 18th.
with a sermon in the morning in the
Swedish language, and at O'Clock III
the evening with Il sermon in Eng
lish. The musical numbers at these
services are highly spoken Of by those
who have heard them.
w. s. Perrine. forest supervisor,
with headquarters in Great Falls,
arrived here last Saturday to super
intend the planting of 100000 yellow
pine trees in Dry Coulee, in the
Swimming Woman country. Mr..
Perrine reports that he will have 20
men at work in that section in few
days setting out these trees, which is
a part of the government plan to re-
forest the Snowy mountains, part Of
the Jefferson forest reserve. In a few
weeks, Mr.. Perrine says, he will be
ready to employ 40 men in this work.
and that he prefers to employ home.
steaders in that vicinity.
See Frank Carrier for Flowing.
Ills not work that knocks our
health and causes sleepless nights;
rather worry and often tor this worry
there is no good cause. Every indi-
vidual possesses temperament his
own. All men are different, just rs
much in their mentality as in their
physical appearance, and medical
! science does not record where there
were two persons identically alike.
Neither is it possible to find two per-
sons who are mentally alike. But
| this matter of work and worry!