Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-05

An excellent II o'clock supper was
served to the company and which
hos been highly praised ever since.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hill are famous as roy
al entertainers.
Messrs. Blocker, Van Omen. An
drews and Blocker were city visitors
from the Swimming Woman district
last Monday.
Miss Sarah Overmyer returned to
this city Monday after several weeks
spent in Moore attending to her du-
ties as u nurse.
Rev. Ellsworth Smith of Great
Falls Will assist Rev. Vasku in the
Communion service in Judith Gap
next Sunday.
Bonnie Lunceford returned last
Sunday from Alhambra Hot Springs,
where he has been for the past five
weeks. He is back in Beers s.
Haynes store, and is greatly i'm
proved in health.
A large number of farmers insure
against hail. Why don't they insure
against gophers? Buy a few dollars
worth OF gopher poison and see how
much better your fields look not to
say anything of the increased crop
yield.
Miss Alma IIelling, who for some
time has been teaching school in the
IIopley creek district and holding
down claim, has accepted posi-
ton of bookkeeper in G. II. Stones
general store, and began her duties
Monday.
Norman Husband of North Dakota
has accepted a position in the machin-
cry department of G. II. Stones gen.
eral store. Mr.. Husband is u brother
Of Attorney w. G. Husband of Har-
lowton, one Of the rising legal lights
Of Montana.
Charles Selleck returned last week
from Millville, Wis, where he spent
the winter. He reports very cold
weather in Wisconsin and has decid-
ed to winter in Montana hereafter.
lie left last Monday for Harlowton,
where he will spend some time as the
guest Of his brother George.
The biggest musical event ever
pulled off in Lewistown will he the
visit Of the st. Paul Symphony or
chestra Of about fifty pieces on Sum
day, April7. The orchestra will give
two performances on that day. and a
large number Of Judith Gap music
lovers will attend.
Farmers should devote large por-
ton Of their time to doing away with
gophers before the rush Of spring
work comes on. They can be killed
80 much easier now than Il month
from now and by concerted effort
Of the farmers thousands Of dollars
worth Of grain will be saved in the
Judith Gap district.
Mrs. +. W. Ray and children re-
turned last week from Missouri where
they have spent the winter. They
spent one day ut the HON e
of Deputy Sheriff &. Il. Ray and
thence continued to there home ut
Lewistown. Muck will assist the Fer
gus county officials with the assess
ment work this year.
A little girl arrived Sunday to
gladden. the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. Nj. Barrow, and Grandma IIarri-
son, who has been quite Ill for sever
al days, began to improve rapidly
Immediately following the occurrence
which made her Il grandmother.
Charley has just began to act ration
al again. and the entire family is
getting along fine.
Last Friday fierce snow storm
ragged all day and nearly all night,
the worst storm Of the season, and
the snow drift on the hill OH upper
Main street was larger next day than
ut any time during the winter. The
warm weather which prevailed all
week, however, has reduced the big
drift to almost nothing again, max
ing Main street almost impossible
Spring work in the fields began this
week.
There has been considerable doubt
in Jack Soden's mind lately concern
ing his reapp0intment as road super
visor. The county commissioners
met the first of the week in regular
session, and some of Jacks friends
framed up the following telegram to
the commissioners: County COM
missioner fallars, White Sulphur
Springs court house. Ay tank ay and
may boy Louie ban hal guide fallars
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