Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-08-30

earth; that in the hereafter, that
preaching will be continued and
chance given all to become better.
until the final end those who SO de-
sire can reach perfection.
For Sale.-A 25-horse power gas
tractor. Will trade for horses or
sell at a bargain. The engine has
been used only to break and level
40 acres. A good deal for somebody.
Apply to Allan L. Robinson. Judith
Gap. 41-44*
Agricultural Committee Charles
Coleman, chairman; l.. w. Phillips,
DR.. Holloway. f.. f. Barrows, Ches-
ter Burgess, Alvin plottner, II. T..
Bills, II. NJ. Hanson, Leo Bulen.
Henry Mccullough. Frank Murphy,
Mrs. j. A. Bring.
At the republican caucus held in
Harlowton Saturday night, the dele
gates elected to the county conven-
ton were instructed for Oscar Skeen
for treasurer. and Judge T.. X. Chea-
die for district Judge.
The Journal inadvertently omitted
the name of Mrs. j. \. Bring from
the agricultural committee whose
business will be the decoration Of the
tent and arranging the display. Mrs.
Bring has always been an active work.
er in this department., and for this
reason the error Of emitting her name
10 doubly regretted.
The ladies who compose the COM
1nittee on entertainment are hustlers.
This is the first celebration such
committee has been appointed, and
the improvement that will be noticed
by the visitors will prove the wisdom
of the move.
Grey Dick. the outlaw bronchO
owned by Mcfarland Bros, of Two
dot, will very likely be at the cele-
bration. Mr.. Mcfarland writes
Chairman Walter Hard that the horse
will be brought over whether the
committee pays ANYTHING for bring
ing him OR not. That is the right
kind of spirit.
G. X. Stone, S. j. Small and q. S.
Bills left Wednesday noon in Nc
Cullough's auto to attend the repub-
lican county convention at White
Sulphur Springs. Oscar Skeen, the
other delegate from this precinct.
left the same morning by train.
Ii this weeks paper is shy on local
news, blame it to politics. The edi-
tor is away trying to nominate candi-
dates that will represent the sturdy
farmers of the east end, both in coun-
ty officers and the legislature.
Ladies Entertainment Committee
Mrs. W. l.. McClelland, chairman;
ladames Small. Prater, O'Connor,
Balm, II. l.. and Il. S. Bills, Bulen,
Harrison, Fringer, Leskey: Misses
Edith Stone, Matty Mckenzie, Rose
Skeen.
The dance given in J. II. Lackey's
granary last Saturday night was well
attended by the neighbors. and was
greatly enjoyed. Mr.. Lackey says
later on he will give dance in the
same place, and he hopes all his
friends will attend.
l.. II. Mckenzie. of the new store,
left Sunday morning for the Twin
Cities and New York on a purchasing
trip. lie will return in about two
weeks and will be accompanied by
his wife, who has been visiting rela-
tives in Maine for some time.
Bob White went to Moore Sunday
evening with a view to going into
training for the coming foot race with
l.. +. Mckee. which event is schedul-
el to take place during the coming
celebration. There will be consider
able money change hands on this
race.
| The transfer of Murphy Bros. bus
and dray lines were made to John Do
Ian Monday. On the first of Septem-
Der MIR. Dolan will take over the liv-
cry barn. 1t is understood that on
the first Of September there will be a
consolidation of the two barns,
llessrs. Gurley and Balm taking a
third interest each in the Murphy
barn and Mr.. Dolan a third interest
in the Gurley barn. Allthese gentle
men are old residents of Judith Gap
and are we'll and favorably known as
! progressive business men. They con.
template several improvements in the
new business, among which will be
! the installation of automobiles fol