Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-13

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proved most interesting and absorb
ing proposition. and after two or three
years the promoter sought position
with which it would be possible to lay
in supply of "pie cards, and there
fore during several terms taught
school at Utica and Philbrook. In
1904 he aspired for political honors,
and ran for the legislature against
Willis \. Hedges. The first named
aspirant, however, met defeat. Not
being satisfied. he slipped into Cas-
cade county and in 1896 was elected
representative. Mr.. Carroll was well
acquainted with John Burke, who had
sawmill above the sapphire mines,
and also with John Dutlield, who ut
that time had large horse ranch
near Utica.
Work horses for sale. Flennir
Bros, Two Dot, Mont. 26-27
Clarence II. Stone spent the weeks
end on his ranch near Nihill.
The Widditield steam pillow outfit is
breaking 100 acres for q. II. Lennon.
George Haynes is having barn
erected on the rear Of his lots on Cap
ital hill.
Wanted. Two men at once to clean
and curb a we'll. J. \. McCauley,
Judith Gap.
Murphy Brothers have built large
lean-to addition on the east side of
their stable.
DR.. J. II. Betten OF Garneill, who
left about two weeks ago for Chicago,
may not return for several months.
Charles J. Chapp!e Of the Chapple
Drug company OF Billings. was Il
business visitor the first OF the week
Miss Deeton OF Lewlstown, was in
the city Sunday. She left the follow
ing day for Billings, to visit with
friends for some time.
Al Cooper Of Billings, arrived in the
city last week and will for some time
dispense the fancy connections in the
Pioneer.
Sam Patterson came in from his
ranch yesterday with smile that
looked like a 6O-bushel crop per acre
Of winter wheat.
Dan Mcdonald made Hedgesville
and Billings a business trip last week.
Elmer Peck was riding the Hedges
vile territory last week in search of
some stray cayuses.
Miss Viola Fisher was in the city
visiting with friends during the first
OF the week, leaving Monday for NJ
hill. where she will join her mother
OH the homestead near that place.
| Manager Bills Of the local base bali
aggregation, drove to lIedgesville
Monday and arranged with Manager
Peterson to pull off a contest this Fri
day. Both teams are strong, and Il fast
/ game is expected.
The Methodist ladies are planning
an ice cream social for the near flu
ture. Further notice next week.
Dr. Hagen of lIedgesville, was in
the city Sunday to witness the ball
game. He returned the same after
noon, but couldn't resist getting an
other touch OF metropolitan life, so
H. al xyie,it n1 l,n%
Wednesday.
Judith Gap will take OIL the Hedges
ellie team today (FrIday) at Hedges
Vile. The game will be called at Ais.
AS Hedgesville supports good team,
it is expected a close game will be the
result. \ grand dance and banquet
will be held in the evening. Every
body welcome.
Mrs. John F. Taylor, Miss Hattie
Carper and Miss Mitchell, all of
Ruda, Ill /, arrived in the city last
Friday. AS will be remembered, DR..
Taylor came several weeks age with
an emigrant car, and having since
comfortably arranged his residence
on the Taylor ranch east Of town, was
joined by his wife and Miss Mitchell.
friend who will visit with them dur
ing the summer. Miss Carper is a
sister of Mrs C. Finch, with whom
she will spend the summer months.
The arrival of these three estimablp
ladies will greatly add to. Judith
Gaps social circles.