Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-02-07

field ia well known in this city hav-
ing made proof on a homestead some
distance east of town. Both men,
beers of the firm will make ideal hosts
IN there new hosiery which WILDE
open to the public about the middle
OF April.
The ladies of the library club have
postponed their dance to be given for
the benefit of the library until FRI
day evening, March 18th. Tickets
will he sold III advance for this event.
Manager Hanson of the opera
house has made arrangements to Sc
cure the harp orchestra for Il dance
on Thursday evening, Feb. 27th.
This is a guaranteed attraction, and
Mr.. Hanson will have to dispose of
tickets in advance.
When in l.ewistown you will find
the best rooms at the Diamond
ltooming House. Mr.. and Mrs. q. +.
Deyarmon !roprietors.
Carl Miller, Of lledgesville, was in
the city Thursday enroute to 1reat
Falls where he had been called to act
as u juror III United States court.
TheJOurnal was delayed "a hours
this week on account Of the fact that
the action taken with county commits
sioners with regard to incorporation
Of Judith Gap could not be received
earlier than Friday evening. The
proclamation, calling for All election,
can be found among the legal notices.
Prof. Clotliier will instruct \ mems
sad women's Bible Class ut the Con-
gregatiOnal church Feb. 10th. al 10
\. M. All who are interested should
be present.
y. "a. SOden went to Straw on
Thursday where he will look over q
bunch Of horses which has been offer
Cd to him in exchange for his livery
and transfer line. lie anticipates
closing the deal in the near future.
Judith Gap will have the best the
atrlcal attraction on Thursday, Feb.
goth that has ever visited this town.
1t is Geo. d. Sweets company i'll the
'Messenger Boy" The writer book
ed this attraction for three years over
circuit he controlled in Minnesota.
North Dakota, and Montana. and it
was top liner OF every season.
You will certainly get your moneys
worth if you attend this show.
Oliver Readel returned last Satur-
day froma visit with his family at
Gull Lake, Sask., Canada, and re-
ports having first class time. 1t
WAS the first time he had seen his par
ents and sisters for about fifteen
years. They are all getting along
fine in their Canadian home, and
Oliver says he intends to make his
visit back there at more frequent
intervals.
W. L. Neiil sent in his petition
last week for the nomination of
sheriff of Whaatland county Oh the
republican ticket Mr.. Neill for ten
years acted rs county commissioner
OF Fergus county, and during all that
time made Il study Of the running of
the sheritf's office. lie is therefore
familiar with every detail Of that
office, and will make All exceptionally
good sheriff of Wheatland county.
lie knows better th.n any other
candidate running for this office how
to keep the expenses down, and us
this particular position is responsible
for the bulk of the county's expenses.
it is good business policy Oh the part
OF the taxpayers to see to it that
Billy" Neill secures the position.
There are two republican candi-
dates out for county commissioner OF
Wheatland county who deserve the
especial attention Of the voters.
They are II. q. Finch, a big farmer
living east of Judith Gap. and G. +.
Irish, one of the Old time ranchers
living in the Fergus strip. These
gentlemen are successful in their
own business and believe in conduct
Ing the affairs of the new county in
an economical manner. They are
both heavy taxpayers. honest and
capable business men. Every voter
will have an opportunity to cast Il
ballot for three commissioners, and
in considering the list these two
candidates should receive the hearty
support OF every republican, and
after they are nominated they should
be elected
4 sleigh load Of Judith Gap people,
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. $.
Haynes and sou Mark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dick Chapman, Misses Rose Skeen,