Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1909-11-05

customers.
Try a II. A. Harlow cigar and
patronize home industry.
Pete Jensen left last week for Can
ada, where he visited with relatives
for several days, returning this week.
VIM. Agnew assisted John Meyers
in bringing in load of oats Wednes-
day. Johns ranch is near the Little
Belts.
The Pioneer Saloon received a new
safe Wednesday. There will be no
trouble hereafter in spending your
money.
X. E. Bell. representing the Stern
Drug company of Detroit, transacted
business Wednesday in the city.
Philip Burke and Ed Fisher, both
OF Moore, were in the city Tuesday
enroute for Great Falls, where they
will permanently locate.
VIM. Duke returned last Friday
from several days business trip to
Havre. He expects to soon commence
work on building for his men fur
nishing store.
ID. +. Smith, who was in the city
yesterday, has had a saw mill moved
to his lumber in the Snowy noun
talns, and work will commence on
saving about 800, 900 feet on lumber.
W. l. Peterson and Roy Dendart,
real estate agents for $. j. Small,
were in the city yesterday from
Windham to meet large party of
buyers for the Cottonwood Coal COM
pany's lands.
Ed Piepho of our own Piepho Drug
company who has recently been en-
ployed as prescription man in the
Wilson Drug company's establish
ment at Butte, has accepted similar
position with drug firm at Red
Lodge.
II. A. White and Oliver Readel
drove over near the Snowies Sunday
to look at a certain 32O-acre tract
which Bob is figuring on buying. He
left Wednesday for Lewistown to see
about making the final arrangements
for the closing of the deal.
bob Piepho says the line Of holt
day goods he has coming will get the
business. A party told him that if
the cline Of dope" was good he would
invest about 1925 with him. "If that's
the case said Bob, you'll invest
about $50 when you see the stuff.
w. Hale and VIM. Shaw rode over
from HarlowtOn to rope up Livery
Man Pierce's several head of mules.
which seem to delight in coming over
this direction. This is the third or
fourth trip the mules have made to
this vicinity. Evidently the vegeta-
tation, water, altitude and climate
have made hit with them.
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: team of mares, Z
and years old, 1900 pounds each:
two geldlngs, and & years old, weight
1900 pounds, for sale at reasonable
prices and terms. Apply to Charles
Conlan, Judith Gap, Mont.
Mrs. o. Wiseman and son, Irving,
and sister, Miss Alice, left several
weeks ago for Bellingham, WASH,
where they will make their future
home with Mrs. Wiseman's mother.
Mrs. Wiseman was one of Judith
Gaps most popular young ladies, and
carries with her the hest wishes of
the community.
Steel is affected by temperature. 1t
requires good tools to withstand
rough usage without chipping or
breaking at 80 degrees below geo.
That's why Commander Peary selected
KEEN KUTTER Tools in preference toall
others for his expedition to the North
Pole. KEEN KUTTER Tools and Cut
lery are for sale ut Beers Il Haynes.
General Merchants, Judith Gap, Mon
tana.
Rev. a. A. Coslet will hold MORN
ing services at II o'clock Sunday in
the Methodist church. The Sunday
school services will be held at I'm.
by Prof. Butler. He will also give
an address Sunday evening at 1870.
The professor will talk from the
standpoint of layman and teacher
of the city schools.
If the attendance to the show next
Tuesday night should tax the capacity
of the hall, a gentleman in Judith
Gap says he will see to it that we have
hall that will accommodate any sized
crowd that can get together here at
an entertainment for several years.
Judith Gap NEEDS larger place of
amusement, and it will come before
MANY moons.
f. r. Johnson, who has been as
ci Stinr in tho no,.hnnioo1 <ln,,,