Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-11-26

Whites saloon, and will remove their
butcher shop to the new location at
once.
Try r. 4. Harlow cigar and
patrOnize home industry.
Richard Davis, of Belt is visiting
his brother, Tom this week.
Try those hot-cakes Chef Coleman
makes at the Gap hotel.
Mrs. p. J. Murphy and little son
spent Sunday with Mr.. Murphy at
the Gap hotel.
For Sale-A three-room cottage.
Double boarded, plastered, chimney
and cellar and in every way Il good
little house. Pay for it like rent
See DeyarmOn. 52-4
Miss Fay Antoine was a Moore
visitor at the home of little Miss
Balm.
Order your Thanksgiving cakes and
pies ut the National Cafe.
{. f. Forman is down from Great
Forman.
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 month. w.
r. Hanson, superintendent.
Edward Blomgren, formerly of the
Lewistown land Office was in the city
Tuesday transacting business.
Roast turkey and cranberry sauce,
with pumpkin and mince pie and
those doughnuts "like grandma used
to make will be served at the Ma
tional Cafe Thanksgiving for 80
cents.
Miss Gertrude Benson Of Marion,
s. d., was in the city Monday after
noon with q view Of locating near
IeWiStOWn.
Misses Kate Gross and Margaret
Gross Of Monroe, $. d., were in the
city Monday on their way to Lewis
town to file on homesteads.
For Sale.-A team Of bay mares,
100 pounds each, 5 and : years old:
one mare $ years old, 1900 pounds,
and colt; one sorrel horse, weight
1850, 5 years old: a team OF mares, 7
and years old, 1000 pounds each:
two geldings, and 6 years old, weight
1900 pounds, for sale at reasonable
prices and terms. Apply to Charles
Conlan, Judith Gap, Mont.
Frank Stevens the well-known
stockman Of Lewistown stopped off
here the forepart Of the week enroute
to Billings where he will bay stock.
Clarence II. Stone has purchased the
Skcen residence, located in the rear
of the Judith Gap meat market, and
will take possession the first of the
month.
Steel is affected by temperature. 1t
requires good tools to withstand
rough usage without chipping or
breaking at 80 degrees below ze.o.
That swhy Commander peary selected
KEEN KUTTER Tools in prefcrencetoa all
others for his expedition to the North
pole. KEEN KUrTER Tools and Cut
lery are for sale at Beers x Haynes,
General Merchants, Judith Gap, Mon
tana.
Last week Bob White rented his
Pioneer saloon to Dan Mcdonald,
who has been tending bar for him for
several months, for ~ term of three
years. and Sunday Bob packed his
collar box and wendell his way back
to the prohibition state Of North Da-
kota. Bob was the first to erect a
shack in Judith Gap for business
purposes, and he got the money. 1t
would be hard to find more popular
business man than he, and everybody
will regret his departure. He will
possibly locate in some good town in
Idaho. Wherever he does light, the
journal wishes him all kinds of sue
cess. The new proprietor is popular
with everybody, and will keep up the
reputation Of the Pioneer.
Friday evening, George Scamhler
sold his interest in the Commercial
Buffet to his partner, Arthur \.
Johnson. Mr.. >;cambler found his
duties AS agent for the Minneapolis
Brewing company would take all his
time in the future, which compelled
him to sell out here. He will possib-
~ locate in one Of the larger cities
of Montana. The Journal regrets
the departure of Mr.. and Mrs.
Scambler from Judith Gap, but hopes
they will meet unbcunded success in
their new home. The new proprietor
Of the commercial Buffet is an old
timer, popular with everybody. He
will make Il success of the business
of which he is now the sole propri-
etOr.
+. j. Murphy this week purchased
the livery stable and ice house of the
Stanley brothers and took possession
Tuesday morning. The Stanleys re-