Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-02-09

croakers, but they are really some
'hlhg worse, for their opposition does
hol arise simply from dependency
ont from that unenviable spirit that
VIII neither act itself or suffer others
to act.
l.. Il. Mckenzie Sundayed in
! Straw.
Roy Babbitt, of Straw, was Il city
visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Belle Francisco Spohr spent
the week end at the Francisco ranch.
:, Messrs. jackson and Heron went
10 Billings the first of the week to
view the large implement display.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Franks and
MISS >'perry Of Straw were in the city
Monday. They were chaperoned by
Harry McCabe.
Max Lutz. OF ROundup, was call
81 ~ &c Mex nzie company's store
Wednesday,. AS usual he was ned
ding pots and pans.
Mrs. Dave Thomas of Straw ar
rived in the city Wednesday to visit
with her daughter, Mrs. William
Hanson OH the ranch just south of
town.
Mrs. James Allen, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Il. NJ. Mckenzie, returned to
her nome at South Bend, WASH, last
Saturday.
\. j. burke. who has valuable
homestead in the Careless creek
country, left Thursday for Canada
ON business. Tie will be absent
about six weeks.
Mrs. II. NJ. Mckenzie, who has
been Ill for il time, accompanied her
sister. Mrs. Allen. to Washington,
hoping that the change OF climate
would be Of benefit to her.
a. I. Andrews made a trip to Lew
istown Friday and while there it is
reported that he sold his farm to Al
len and Robinson. The farm is about
three miles northeast of Judith Gap
and is valuable piece Of property.
Louis Weber and John Conway,
from upper west Careless creek, were
in the city Wednesday on their way
to LeWistOWn on business. These
two gentlemen are strongly in favor
OF county division, and say that it
can't come too soon for them.
Miss Winfred Hogan, who has
made her home with her sister, Mrs.
Frank Brennan, left last week for
HarlowtoE, where she will join her
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Hogan, who
is spending the winter ut IIarlowton
where her children are attending
school.
The Catholics OF Judith Gap and
vicinity are to give Il sacred concert
about March 10th. 1t promises to be
the event Of the season. Mr.. and
Mrs. McCauley, who make Il special
ty Of sacred concert work, will have
charge OF the entertainment.
They will be assisted by some of the
best talent in and around Judith GAP.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church are contemplating the produc-
ton of the play "The Old Maids
Convention" in Judith Gap in the
near future. The main feature of the
play will be the married women i'm
personatins old maids, and this in it.
self should be big drawing card.
Miss Olive Mcdonald gave &
O'Clock chicken dinner to a few Of her
friends Tuesday, the occasion being
the 18th anniversary of her birth.
Those present were: Mesdames Jas.
Murch. billiard Mcdonald, Thomas
Mcmillan, J. \. McCauley, j. II.
McDomald; Miss Lnrenda Gurley:
Messrs. John Meyers, NJ. II. McDon-
aid, Tom Mcdonald, las. Murch,
John McCauley, Thomas McMulin
and ". j. Dittmar.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Boulter went
to Lewistown last Saturday to attend
the show. They report the show as
good, but would have been much bet
ter if the stage facilities had been adj
equate to properly stage the produc-
ton. This is the first big attraction
Iewistown has had, and it demon
strates that big attendance from
the outside can be had for good
shows, but Lewistown must have a
modern theatre building or it will
lose ont