Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-08-19

decorate the DINING room with artis-
tic burnt wood panels and apprOpri-
ate pictures. The change makes the
Royal Grill one of the neatest eating
places in central Montana.
Take no chance-smoke a Harlow
ton Pride.
The Rt. Rev. II. Brewer, bishop
of Montana, and Rev. }. Phillip An
shutz conducted services of the Epis-
copal church in this city Monday
evening. A fair sized congregation
was in attendance. The Rev. REV.
er's sermon was full Of deep thought,
convincing statements and was in
tensely intereting to those present.
For Sale.-Three good milch cows,
cheap If taken at once. ). l.. Lutz,
Judith Gap. Also seed wheat.
The Misses Anna and Minnie kOpf
and Claire MattesOn and Grace
Baker, guests Of Mrs. Emma Long
and daughter, accompanied by their
4. j. Swanson, left last Friday OH Il
several days outing in the Snowies.
Camp was pitched just below the ice
cave, to where the enthusiastic crowd
journeyed saturday. A very enjoy
able time IS reported.
Pie and cake like mother used to
make Nelson 4 Benson restaurant.
Harry Murphy last Friday presen-
ted the Journal office with sample
Of flax raised on his place. Harry
has 50 acres of the crop that has rails
ed many Il mortgage. Although the
seed was sown the 18th of June, an
excellent harvest will be realized con.
sidering the unfavorable season, as
it is estimated the yield will be at
least II bushels to the acre.
Taken Up.-Two geldings, one II
or II years old, dark bay, white left
hind foot, name cut short: the other
yearling, dark grey, branded n on
neck. Owner may have same by
proving property and paying charges.
Peter Quasi, Judith Gap. 3S-40
Moore Empire: G. y. Zirkle and
family returned to the homestead
near Judith Gap the first Of the week,
after spending few days here giving
medical attention to Master Sam, who
has been somewhat under the wealth
er. Mr.. Zirkle was formerly our To-
cal station agent, but is now holding
down homestead near Judith Gap,
upon which he will soon make final
proof.
! Steam Plow Work. We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II. L. or +.
NJ. Widdiiield. or q. 5. Bills. 1S-tf
Prof. Atkinson: "When dam
breaks, the owner does not wait
W. eis, nor even days while the wa
! tiers run to waste before repairing it.
Neither should the dry farmer, or
any other farmer where lack Of mOis-
ture is at all feared, wait an hour at
ter the days blowing or after pack
ed surface is formed after a shower
before narrowing to stop the escap-
ing moisture.
Don't be deceived-smOke the llar-
lOwtOn Pride.
An Ohio religious paper is quoted
by the Chicago Record II erald as in
sisting that the building of airships
be stopped by law "because the
Creator would have given men wings
if he had intended them to fly
"This may be a sound argument .
the Chicago paper adds, ''but VIII!
did the Creator neg lect to give men
cloths if He intended them to be
dressed
For a haircut, shave, shampoo OF
massage, see me. l.. j. Bulen. 23tf
Robert c. Piepho, the popular
druggist, returned last week from ;
several days business trip to Billings
where he completed arrangement
for the purchase of about Sl,oo'
worth Of holiday goods. a complete
line of school books, tablets, and ac
cessaries was also purchased from
his wholesale house. Mr.. Piepho i!
preparing to make a holiday displa,
that will satisfy the most particula
buyer.
DR.. Cabbage. dentist, will be il
Judith Gap from the 10Th to 25th 0
each month. Office III the Gap hotel
Martin Gyland, the Nihill mer
chant, was Il city business visito
Wednesday. Martin reports that tn
farmers in his district who scientiti
callyitilled the soil are realizing a goo'
harvest. He will soon erect 24N3
building into which he will move hi
stock of groceries and general mer
chandise.
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