Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-03-12
Don't Forget the
Dance at Larkin'S
Hall Tonight
GAPLETS

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Attorney Glen s. Bills paid Lewis
town a business visit Wednesday.
The Fergus county commissioners
have limited Stanford to three saloons.
For SALE.-A new guitar and man
dolin. \ snap. Pioneer Barber Shop.
! Arthur l.atlar, Lewistown's star
slide trombone player, was in town
between trains last week, he having
returned from a visit with his parents
in Iowa.
When Deyarmon builds for Il man
the man is satisfied. l6tf
Harry Briggs OF Lewistown, was in
the city Saturday while returning
from Glendive and Billings, where he
had been visiting with friends and
relatives during the past two weeks.
No chance of being stung here. The
''sting" is removed from our sunny
Brook Rye or Bourbon. The Pioneer
Saloon.
.. +. Deyamon finished an al IL
ton to the Journal office this week
that will be used as Il work room, the
front part of the building being fixed
up as a private office for the editor.
We have room now for more than
three people ut time. Come in.
PAsTrRAGE.--I can take about so
head OF horses to pasture this spring
and summer. Samuel LutZ, between
Garnelll ana BarrOWs. l4tf
II. f. Redman. teller of the State
bank ut Moore, was in the city last
Friday between trains on his way to
Billings, where he spent several days
attending to business matters. "Red''
is Moore's crack second baseman. and
is also one OF the fastest, if not the
fastest. 100 yard sprinters in the state.
Rev. j. Philip Anshutz held Epis-
cOpal services in the NJ. f. church
Tuesday evening, and notwithstand-
ing the inclement weather Il large
congregation turned out. The rector
left yesterday morning for Iarlowton,
and will spend two weeks Oh the cir
cult before returning to his home in
White sulphur Springs.
Uncle Ira Cole of t he FORSYTH
Times, wants Il printer. Hear him:
"Our trouble has been with the sloppy
worker and booZing hobo. Married
man preferred: but single man will
do: no bOOZer need apply: position
permanent if he makes good: will pay
s25 a week, work eight and one-half
hours, overtime 90 cents an hour.
Write at once your qualifications and
when you can come.''
Fred Hull, formerly of the Gallatin
valley, but who filed last May on
quarter in 4-lO-l7, was in the city last
Saturday. Fred has been living on
his homestead this winter and has
constructed fine house and barn
lie has also Il large spring on his
place, which relieved him Of the
necessity of digging a we'll. In sew
eral weeks he expects to return to the
Gallatin valley to look after some
business interests which lie still has
there.
The Journal man was shown plans
for one of the SWEETEST little hotels in
the state. The gentleman who had
the plans drawn threatens to put up
the building in Judith Gap, but the
Journal has been disappointed SO Of
ten that it refuses to say more until
work on the structure begins. The
greatest opening for first class hotel
in Montana exists right here in .Iud-
it'll Gap at the present writing, and it
is hoped some enterprising man will
jump in and ill the breach. In the
meantime it is quite enjoyable to
even look at plans.
John \. BOnham, L. :. grazing in-
spectOr of the Little Belts, but who
has also been filling the position of
forest range rider, has sufficiently re-
covered from the injuries sustained
the End of February-when his axe
slipped while marking trees and cut
frightful cash in his fOOt-tO ride to
his home at Dellpine, which is his