Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-12-10

addition of several crews OH this
road, and will make business lively
at the local railroad shops and Judith
Gap.
Try II. a. Harlow cigar and
patrOnize home industry.
Charley Beers returned Sunday
from the big Masonic dOings ut
Helena last week.
PAsTERAGE.-I can take care of
about 10 head of cattle or horses in
good pasture this winter. Mile from
Judith Gap. Fine water, good grass,
plenty of shelter; 81 a month. w.
F. Hanson, superintendent.
Richard Raw drove in from his
Snowy mountain home Wednesday
and says he did not feel any discom-
fort from his 25-mile drive.
This Sunday come and get your
chicken dinner for IS cents ut the
National cafe.
Local freight is now arriving in
Judith Gap, which would indicate
that the railroads are adjusting them
selves to the strike situation, and
that the switclmen are losing ground.
Heating Stove for Sale.-ln good
condition. George White, Judith
Gap.
Anyway, this weather is good for
the winter wheat crop.
For Salp.-l}ay and gray, geldings,
5 years old coming spring, weight
about 100 each. Stanley Brothers,
Judith Gap.
The recent cold snap has interfered
considerably with building operations
that were under way last week.
Wanted.- 0 help in dining
room and kitched. National Cafe. 3tf
Judge Balm went to Great Falls
Monday to see about fixtures for his
new lunch room, to be opened III con-
nection with his hotel withln'a month
or two He returned Wednesday even
ing.
Steel is affected by temperature. 1t
requires good tools to withstand
rough usage without chipping or
breaking at 90 degrees below geo.
That why Commander Peary selected
KEEN KUTTER Tools in preference to all
others for his expedition to the North
Pole. KEEN KUTTER Tools and Gut
lery are for sale at Beers 4 Haynes,
General Merchants, Judith Gap, Mon
tana.
Don't forget the concert and dance
to be given in the hall, Judith Gap,
ON Wednesday evening, December
18th. The Harlowton orchestra is 4
fine musical organizations, and the
concert will alone be worth the price
of admission. See detailed program
OH first page OF this issue.
For Sale Cheap.-A nearly new 3
inch WinOna wagon complete. at
Gurley's barn. 40
Gerald Walker came in from his
ranch Wednesday to close a deal for
the sale Of one Of his cottages here.
lie says his live stock pulled through
the recent cold snap in fine shape ex-
cept his chickens, twO-thirtls Of which
he lost by getting out of the coop
and freez ing to death.
John Dahl who'came up from II edges
last week in bad physical shape from
severe attack of intlamatory rheu-
matism, has been stopping at stones
rooming house under the immediate
care of DIR. Mccullough. The doctor
reports his patient getting along nice
ly, and will he able to get out in
about ten days, if no serious compli :
cations arise.
Glen Bills says the jack rabbits are
eating up his young apple trees, and
he has laid in a supply of guns and
ammunition and intends to set up
nights and Stay about million of the
toothsome jacks. He had a chance
to kill one the other day, but was
taken with Il violent attack of back
fever and came near killing a neigh
Dor.
II. NJ. Hanson has taken charge Of
the Royal Grill, and the restaurant
once more looks like home to the old
timers in Judith Gap. Mr.. and Mrs
. Hanson understand the restaurant
business from start to finish, keel
everything neat and clean, are good
cooks, and know how to treat custO
mers in hOme-like manner. The
Royal Grill under the present man
agement will do good business,
The Rev. VanOrsdel held his
, second quarterly meeting at the NJ
f. Church a week ago Sunday, ant
Monday morning at lO:3O quarterly
conference was held at the church
most of the officials being present
The superintendent in looking owe
the financial conditions of the churcl
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