Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-06-27

attend were not quite satisfied with
the performance for the reason that
it was quite apparent that the show
people were endeavOring to get
through with the show as soon as
possible. They put OH only one show
and did not endeavor to put on All
extra good one at that. The after
noon performance usually is very good
because they figure that if they give
Il good afternoon show they will draw
a good crowd in the evening; but
such was not the case. The grounds
We're very muddy and this as much as
anything else spoiled the circus day.
Miss Susan Small returned Sunday
from IA several days visit with friends
in Martinsdale.
For Sale.-One three burner oil
stove. Cheap. Inquire at journal
office.
Glennie Deyarmon has been quite
i'll at the home OF his parents OH
High street.
For Sale-One pair Of mules.-P. j
Murphy.
Billy Freeman was in from his
homestead the first Of the week to
take i'll the circus sights.
% Ambrose Dunn-cOntractor and
builder. Work satisfactory to owner.
Marion Small, editor OF the Hedges
Herald, visited with his mother and
sister in the city OH sunday and Mon
day.
FOR SALE-so-6o Rumely Oil Pull
and 2 sections engine plOWs. Ten
miles west OF judith Gap.
i. +. Willig.
j. A. Nickel and Harry b. Keen
went to Harlowton Monday afternoon
They received the first degree OF the
Masonic lodge down there on that ev-
ening.
K. q. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone III. Lewlstown.
Mrs. A. Engberk, who has been at
the Albert Peterson home for the
past month, returned to her home in
Great Falls OH Sunday.
LAND.-See A. l.. Rossman for
HOmesteads, ACCOMPLISHMENTS aud
Decided Lands. He IS Il surveyor and
can locate YOU on as good Il piece OF
land as can be found any place. A
large number Ut locations with
springs OF cool mountain water.
Mrs. G. r. Butler left for the Mon
tana state normal school at Dillon
last Thursday, June II. where she
will specialize in the primary tla1n-
ing course.
George M. Foley made final proof
Oh his homestead Monday at Garneill
before Commissioner Peck. George
has piece of land in 1916 and made
agood proof OH same.
Mrs. L. Thompson received a let.
ter from her son, Tom, and his family
who are now located in South Oak ta,
and they report that they all like
their new home real we'll.
M. j. Rahilly was city visitor last
Saturday from his ranch on Hopley,
two miles south of DIR. HallOway's.
Mr.. Rahilly reported crops in fine
condition and stated that he antici-
pated crop yields to be better this
fall than be has ever seen in the
state.
NJ. d. Shamblin, of Betheny, Mo-.
arrivsd in the city Monday morning
and left at once for the r. +. Chap
man ranch home east of the city. Mr..
Shamblin is the agent of the G.. b. 4
q. Ry. at Bethany and this is his
second visit to Judith Gap. He in
tended after his last trip to make
some investments in Montana real
estate, but will almost assuredly do
so this trip. He left for White Sui
phur Springs Tuesday where he had
some business matters to attend to.
The committee on the speech MAX
ing program for Gopher Day were
very much disappointed to receive
word from Judge John A. Mathews
that it would be impossible for him
to participate in the program here,
he also expressed his appreciation Of
the kindness of the committee in
asking him. He has judicial matters
to attend to in Townsend on the 2Sth
and finds that he cannot be here on
the 9th without neglecting his duty.
Nils Larson was in town Monday
and reported the total destruction of
a gang pillow by collision with a
Great Northern freight engine. A