Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-05-12

with moving pictures of the actual
farm operations in the states men,
toned. while the lecturers will eN-
pam the great opportunities remain
ing here for the ambitious and INDUS
trlOus Fl mer. Tn $ kind of
advertising will certainly cause Il
large immigration of the better elias
SEES OF foreign farmers, and they will
be welcomed to this country. Lewis
Penwell. well known in this section
OF Montana. was elected president OF
the new organization. and about s3o,
600 was raised by the assembled dele
gates to start the advertising ball
rolling
Mrs. Kate \elSon Of Three Forks is
the guest of her brother, Frank Breli-
nan.
Mrs. Glen 5. Bills returned We'd
nesdav from an extended visit ut her
old home AZ Millbank, $. ID.
John Shuler has been confined to
his home for several days with Sc
we're cold which may develop into
pneumonia.
Ted Barron, owner of the local
telephone system. was up from
Roundup the first of the week look
ing after business interests.
Dan Mcdonald. of Straw. was in
the city Yesterday enroute home at
ter Il weeks visit at Roundup, Bill
ings and several other points.
Since lepho started his soda foun-
| tain and began to sell ice cream the
weather has been lowering around
the overcoat stage. But Bob lives in
hopes OF warmer weather.
MI. and Mrs. j. +. Coates. and
Miss IaUrenn Folsom, left Friday
! morning for their ranch near New
Shawmut. MIR. and Mrs. Coates
| were operating the restaurant in con
! nection with the Gap hotel for sever
al months.
! John Dierks. of TwOdOt, Il leading
lumber and hardware merchant there.
was in the city Wednesday visiting
G. II. Stone. Mr.. Dierks has sold out
his lumber yard at Twodot and eN-
poets to close out his other interests
soon.
Mr.. Marshall came up from st.
Paul Wednesday and was calling on
friends in Judith Gap while waiting
for his train to Twodot. where he
has a 30 ,OOo-acre tract of land. a large
part of which he is breaking up and
getting ready to crop.
Prof. J.ochner's harp orchestra
gave a concert and dance in Bain's
hall Tuesday evening. There was
not very large turnout, owing to
the limited time in advertising the
same, but those present speak highly
of the music furnished.
Hans Hanson yesterday too k
charge of the restaurant in cOnnec-
ton with the Gap hotel and closed
his Royal Grill. Hans is some res
taurant man, having had years of ex-
perience, and has certainly made
good in Judith Gap during the two
years he has run the Grill.
\ party writes $. j. Small that he
has seventeen fine quarter sections in
Stevens county, Washington, twelve
miles from station. any part of which
he will trade horses. cattle or sheep
at the rate of $1,000 per quarter sec
ton. StOckmen who desire to inves
tigate this offer should drop Mr.
Small card.
Robert Gray Of Portland, Oregon
brother of Mrs. Robert &. She'll o.
Garneill, was in the city Wednesda,
morning to take No. 43 for his HON,
after spending pleasant week with
the Sheill's family. Mr.. Gray ha'
made several visits to this section o
the country and notes many improve
ments. He has been busy while herr
greeting his many old friends.
The boys of the local &. n. fore
are contemplating giving a big cele
bration in honor of John FrybeIl
and Ed Traff. Mr.. Fryberg recent,
returned from Pennsylvania wher
he visited for about Il month. Mr.
Traff is expected to make one OF on
local young ladies bride and tn
boys say he will enjoy his honey
moon at Okla and White Sulph''
Springs.
! Hon. Wyllys \. Hedges delivere
an interesting lecture in the Congrt
gational church in Judith Gap las
Friday evening for the benefit OF tn
church. Mr.. Hedges has lived !
Montana for over forty wears, an
his lecture is composed largely OF il
!. teresting anecdotes of the early day
: in this state, lie has been pOWt
in shaping events in Montana, an
!. has record Of which he may L