Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-07-23

here for the purpose of opening real
estate Office in this vicinity.
>. 5. Hawkins and wife, and w. f.
Chamberlain and wife of Great Falls,
were registered at the Hotel Gap
Wednesday.
To TRADE.-A new set double work
harnesses ard new Moline q IA tom
wagon, for sod blowing. George IL.
Root.
Miss Viola Fisher returned Monday
from weeks visit with Miss Mayme
Shipley at Broadview.
Mrs. V. ID. Fisher returned Satur-
day from MissOula, where she regis
tered for the Flathead reservation
drawing.
For SALE OR RENr.-TwO four
room cottages; best of terms on sale,
and for rent reasonable price asked:
close in. Apply to :. }. Small. If
G. 4. McAllister came over from
Stanford last Saturday to look after
his ranch interests in this vicinity.
Dave Thomas, the aristocratic
rancher west of Straw, was in the city
the first of the week visiting with his
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
William Hanson.
w. \. Combs, the real estate deal
er of Billings, was among the visit
ing Masons who spent Wednesday in
town waiting for Il train. Mr.. Combs
is real Billings booster after the
fashion of the Judith Gap spirit.
John Dahl last week sold his lot
and building next to the bank to DR..
Alberta F. Motfet. The doctor is
having the building fitted up for an
office and living quarters. Contractor
Deyarmon is doing the carpenter
work.
MIR. Stevenson, manager of the q. X.
Land 4 Trust company, the corpora
ton that purchased the Penwell COM
rany holdings, was in Judith Gap
Tuesday. His company is preparing
to put it's 10000 acre ranch on the
market and retail the same to actual
farmers.
The votes in the Piepho Drug COM
pany's watch contest are as follows:
Miss Linn Corbly. 7o3: Miss Florence
Wing. 2S9: Mrs. j. Il. Balm, 1911; Al
berta +. Motfet, IA: Mrs. Oscar
Skeen, l10. The watch will be award
ed the contestant having the most
votes at the final count, September /.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cameron, Wednesday of last week,
girl. When this important event
happened Mrs. Cameron was visiting
her sister in law, Miss Mayme
Cameron on the Cameron homestead
near the Penwell ranch at Okla. Mrs.
Cameron is attended by Miss Comeron
and Miss Stoner, both trained nurses
Of Lewistown.
DR.. A. b. Smith returned the first
OF the week from Helena, where he
took the state dental board examina-
ton. The "Doc" says he found the
examination very fair, but quite diff
ticult. Nevertheless, after wrestling
with the many questions for four days,
and doing considerable clinical work,
he was awarded all the falls and sail
ed through with flying colors.
Guy Hamlet and Frank Barrett
went to Martinstlale the first Of the
week to try their skill with the gamey
mountain trout. They travelled with
some style after reaching their des-
tination. Had plenty of smoking
tobacco and colored boy to catch
grasshoppers. They had only a few
hours of fishing, as the rain storm
made the stream SO muddy that their
efforts to show the trout the enticing
hoppers We're fruitless, but neverthe-
less they landed over twenty-five nice
specimens, many Of them weighing
over a pound.
The fishermen say: "There is no
danger of catching cold if you are
supplied with Sunnybrook whiskey."
Get 1t at the Pioneer saloon.
The home ranch Of the Penwell
Ranch company, located about six
miles west Of Judith Gap, has been
the scene Of considerable activity for
some time past. Mr.. Penwell's fami-
ly has been making it their home for
several days and will remain there
during the summer. The new occu-
pants of the former bachelor quarters
are Mrs. Louis Penwell and son, and
maid, Miss Lee, and Mr.. Penwell's
mother, Mrs. Hasy. Mr.. and Mrs.
MoOreof Helena were their guests for
several days the past week. The
home ranch is an ideal summer home.
and the present occupants are enjoy
ing every minute of their stay.
J. II. Lackey's crops were complete
ly destroyed by the hail storm Tues
1aV Mr. lackov ic u nrnr-o,,;,