Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-10-29

pany's representative. A market has
been opened and fitted up in first
class style.
Mrs. Price of Harlowton, visited in
the city Tuesday.
Frank Murray has recently been
firing OH the Great Northern.
| House For Sale.-lSx2O, SIT. posts.
Enquire of Harry Lane, Judith Gap.
! Miss Sadie Antoine and mother
Sundayed at Lewistown.
ID. NJ. Poste was in the city last
week in search of a homestea cad.
n. EngmOen of Minneapolis, a large
cattle buyer, is in this district buy
| ing stock.
For Sale.-One good second hand
Harmed, Bercail. 4Stf
George Finch is spending the week
at Billings, attending the Dry Farm
ing congress.
| Misses Glendora Clark and Ethel
Lowell are spending few days visit
ing with Mrs. Evelyn Carrier OH her
ranch east of town.
House for Sale:-Four neat cottages
in judith Gap. Easy payments
Ter than paying rent. Will take
horses and cattle as part payment.
Apply to :. j. Small. 1881
A dance will be given in the city
hall tonight. Excellent music A
good time assured. Everyone att nd
o. F. Deyarmon and family last
| week moved into their residence on
the corner Of Third avenue and High
street
Elmer Peek and Fred IIiggin-
bothem, popular Snowy mountain
gentlemen, were business visitors
Monday.
J. W. Sturgeon was in the city last
week. He left Saturday to resume
his work with 4 coal mining company
at Dickinson, n. ID.
Lee IIoagland and family left Sun
day for Great Falls, where Lee has
accepted a position with the Great
Northern railway.
j. r. McGaar, the popular young
homesteader west of the city, left
yesterday for Lewistown to resume
his work as assistant county survey
or.
PAsTERAGE.-I can take care of
about 10 head of cattle or horses in
. AVN hi 1n
judith Gap. Fine water. good grass.
plenty OF shelter: 81 month. W.
r. Hanson, superintendent.
:. 5. Hobson, the well known
tinancier of Lewistown, was in the
city Monday enrOute to Billings,
where ne attended the Dry Farming
congress.
Lars Thomas Of Parker. :. d., re-
Gently purchased a REIMBURSEMENT
seven miles east of town. Mr.
Thompson is enthusiastic over the ag-
riclltural conditions OF this district
Mrs. Tom Halbert of Hedges, Wis
tied between trains Wednesday with
Mrs. Viola Fisher. She left the same
evening for 1.ewistown. returning
yesterday morning.
1t is reported that the Great North
ern railroad will soon have a lunch
room installed in the ladies' waiting
room in the station for the con-
venience Of the railroad boys.
Attorney q. 5. Bills recently let
acres of his ranch holdings near the
city. Mr.. Bills will have the ground
worked down in nice shape for spring
seeding.
Charley Beers and Clarence X.
Stone were at Billings the first of the
week. They report the Dry Farming
congress a SUGGESTIVE exhibits be-
ing magniicient-th oratory excel
lent-and thousands Of people in at
tendance.
For Sale.-A team OF bay mares.
100 pounds EACH ) and years old:
one mare 3 years old, 1900 pounds,
and colt: one sorrel horse, weight
1850, ) years old: a team of mares,
and years old. 1000 pounds each:
two geldings, ! and years old, weight
1900 pounds, for sale at reasonable
prices and terms. Apply to Charles
Conlan, Judith Gap, Mont.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. b. TenEyke were
in the city Sunday from Billings. W.
b. in one of the largest saddle max
ers in the northwest, and was in this
district with a view to investing in
land.
Steel is affected by temperature. 1t
requires good tools to withstand
rough usage without chipping or
breaking at 30 degrees below Ze.o.
That's why Commander Peary selected
KEEN KUTTER Tools in preference to all
others for his expedition to the North
Pole KEEN kuTIER Tools and Ont