Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-01-26

III Nebraska. He will be present at
the meeting to be held in the new
school house on Saturday, February
3rd, to give his views on the PROPOSE
ton, and it is desired that every far
Mer in this section of the country,
whether members of the society or
not. be present on this occasion. 1t
Will be decided at this meeting Just
what will be done in the way of bet.
tering the grain market conditions in
Judith Gap, and it is of vital interest
to every grain raiser and all should
attend this session.
Miss Harriet O'Day arrived on No.
AZ Monday from Billings and will
spend some time at her home, north
west OF Judith Gap.
j. \. McClelland Of Judith, Monta-
ma, big stock rancher on the Mis-
souri, river near Judith, was in the
city the first of the week on visit
with his brother, W. l.. McClelland.
The weather conditions during the
past week have been more than salts
factory. mild and balmy most of the
time, with scarcely any zero weather.
The snow has disappeared very rap
idly.
lngolf Birkelald resently purchas-
I'd IL llart-p arr Gas Tractor and will
start blowing in this vicinity as soon
as the weather permits.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. NJ. Barrow came
in from their ranch Monday aud Mrs.
Barrow will visit her mother here for
several days. Charley returned to
the ranch Wednesday,.
Miss L;,ngdon, who owns the Pal
ais Royal building in Judith Gap and
VINO recently proved up on Il home
stead near Stanford, is now in San
Francisco clerking in a large hotel.
Walter Hard entertained Il number Of
friends at his annual mid-winter tur
key and duck supper Monday night at
the Gap Grill. Everyone present
spent an enjoyable evening.
Murphy Bros. started hauling ice
from the large reservoir on the Bow
er ranch the first Of the week and will
soon have their own storge and the
Brewery storages retilled with the
best ice ever used in Judith Gap.
Mrs. g. II. Pearl arrived in the city
Monday from Hunters Hot Spring
enroute to her home at Prosser,
Wash. Mrs. Pearl will spend sever
i al days visiting ut the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Oscar Skeen.
Charlie Heyn and julius Hanson
We're visitors in Harlow last Sunday.
! They have planned to spend their Sun
days visiting the surrounding towns
50 that they may better appreciate
their home town.
Alex Strauss Of Harvey, N. d., is
in the city with a view to locating
here permanently. Mr.. Strauss is a
| well to do farmer in the Harvey
country. and if he finds amy land here
that suits him he will purchase a
! farm.
George Chaussee made communal
! ton proof OH his 4O-acre homestead
west Of Judith Gap before Commits
sioner Small last Monday. George
| intends to get busy now and select l2O
acres more somewhere in Montana
which will complete his allotment Of
government homestead land.
a correspondent wants to know
when to use "shall" and "should."
Never use "shall" when you should
use "should" and never use ''shOuld"
when you should use "shall." In
short we should always say should"
whenever we should and never should
say "shall" when we should say
should" Is that plain enough:
The long delayed party at the Hub
bard ranch was finally given last Fri
day night, and was IA huge success.
About sixty people accepted the hos
! pitality of Mr.. and Mrs. G. \ Hub
bard. Dancing was INDUCED in UNI
til morning. and everybody present
had the time of their lives. The mu-
sic was furnished by Deyarmon,
Skeen and Piepho, while G. Il. Reide-
man acted as floor manager.
"A real newspaper must be some
thing like the Apostle had in mind
when he said, 'Be all things to all
men," The reporter may not be per-
sonally a champion OF card parties,
base ball, dances, or other amuse>>
ments, yet they must be recorded !;
neither is he necessarily Il church
member because he mentions the good
work of revivals, favors ali reforms,
advocates morality and the prohibi-
ton Of the liquor traffic, but prints
! all thinra Of a II kinds Of news Per-