Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-04-26

Mrs. J. a. Bring visited in Har-
lowton Monday and Tuesday.
Mrs. Pinnell and Miss I4ackey went
to Harlowton Monday to visit sever
al days.
Deputy Sheriff G. A. Ray and
Willie +. Fringer lfet Tuesday morn
ing for Twodot where they will spend
several days fishing.
Miss Esther pero, who has been at
the Mrs. J. T.. Soden home for sever
al weeks, returned to her ranch home
west OF the city Monday.
George Cooley of Sand Coulee was
here Sunday on i; visit with the Sar-
vers. Mrs. Cooley returned to her
home with her husband Monday.
1t is reported that about all the
good railroad land in the vicinity OF
Judith Gap has been purchased and
most of it will be broken up this
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen $. Bills have
rented the Boulter residence for the
summer, while Mr.. and Mrs. Boulter
and the children are out on the home
stead.
Mrs. George Chaussee was called
again to Pilger, Neb., on account Of
the serious illness of her mother.
She is expected to return to Judith
Gap sometime next week.
Miss I4oa Barbee Of Lewistown has
been at the home of .. r. Dewey and
family visiting and looking after her
ranch interests. Miss Barbee intends
having crop Oh her place this sea-
son and more breaking done. She is
y hustler.
On Thursday evening, April 18th,
o.. +. Dewey and family and Miss
Loa Barbee of LewistOwn were ell
tertained at q bachelor supper given
by W. A. Edwards at his homestead
10 miles west of Judith Gap. All re-
port a very ENJOYABLE time and vouch
for Hilly's cooking.
$. j. Small attended Il meeting of
| the republican county central COM
mittee, of which lie is Il member, in
| White Sulphur Springs Wednesday.
This committee apportions the num-
Der OF delegates to which each pre-
cinct is entitled at the county con-
vention and names the date Tor said
convention and the dates for holding
caucuses in each precinct.
\ number of young folks gathered
at .. +. Dewey's ranch last Sunday
in honor Of Miss I.oa Barbee ut II
farewell party. Before dinner a
game of croquet was INDUCED in. At
ter dinner was served, the afternoon
was enjoyed by climbing the noun
tains. The guests left about O'Clock
for home, and all report having had a
tine time.
J. D. Ryan and about % prominent
railroad men and eastern capitalists
arrived in Judith Gap Monday on a
special train over the Milwaukee.
The train was transferred on the y
from the Milwaukee tracks to the
Great Northern railroad and the
special continued on to Great Falls in
the afternoon. 1t is presumed that
the visit Of these prominent eastern
ers has something to do with the
building of the Milwaukee extension
from Lewistown to Great Falls and
the upbuilding Of Great Falls.
n six-year-old boy wrote his first
composition on water. ''Water is good
to drink, to battle in, and to skate on
When l was ii little boy, the nurse
used to battle me in water every morn
ing. have been told that the lnjuns
don't wash themselves once i'll ter
years. wish l was al Injun."
\ farmer finds one dollar bill ant
appropriates it, by right of discovery
to himself. He goes to town and pay:
it to newspaper man on what Ii
owed him: the newspaper man hands
it over to Il merchant to settle his &c
count; the merchant pays his mea