Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-01
GAPLETS


Kirkpatrick, well digger and driller
j. A. Bring has been on the sick
list this week.
i For a good smoke try Harlowton
. FavOritaS
Miss Rice of Moore, visited Miss
Olivia Jones Friday of last week.
For Sale Cheap. Three inch Wi
mona wagon, complete. At Gurley's
| barn.
Abraham Olson purchased a De
Laval separator Wednesday.
Seed Oats For Sale. Swedish Sc
lect. McCaull-Webster Elevator GO.
Little Violet Olson, who has been
i'll with pneumonia, is convalescent.
! Found.-A pocket book full of mon
ey. The same was left at the postof-
| flee. Owner can secure property by
identifying.
Guy Johnson Of Mill. was tran
+, sacting business in town Tuesday.
For a good smoke try Harlowton
Favoritas
W. II. Boulter and family will
move to their homestead east of the
city next week.
| Clothes cleaned. pressed and re-
paired. Red Folsom.
Sunday school at ~ O'Clock Sunday
morning at Bain's hall. Everybody
! come.
Every Thursday we receive a ship
ment OF choice fresh radlsiles. lettuce
and celery-also green onions. Dud-
It'll Gap Meat company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sturgeon and dauyh-
ter Ramona We're in from the ranch
over Sunday.
F.. &. Worden, lawyer. First Ma
t1on"I Dlock. phone ~. LeWistown.
Fergus County Democrat. sam
Small, the editor and real estate man
OF Judith Gap, was visitor to the
city Sunday.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the 10Th to 25th OF
each month. Office in the Gap hotel
Miss Agnes Hays, who is improv-
ing from her recent attack of rheuma
tism, will soon leave for Billings in
search of better health.
Base ball dance tonight Friday.
DIR. Fuller of Paris, ILL.,, was in the
city Monday looking for a profess
sional location, but returned to Bill.
lings in the evening.
Tailor made clothes--the kind that
fit-Sl5 to $45-See Folsom.
Rev. Bergquist and a party of land
seekers from Minnesota, are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs. Abraham Olson.
For Sale. New and second hand
household goods. Cheap. by j. IL.
Thompson. opposite post office. lift
Sam Lutz drove in from his ranch
north Of town Tuesday. "Uncle
Sam" reports ranch operations rs
progressing nicely.
Am prepared to clean and press
clothes. and repair shoes ON short
notice. All work guaranteed salts
factory. See me opposite Murphy's
livery barn. "Red'' Folsom.
Mrs. l.. W. Tenney is visiting with
Mrs. \. NJ. Hill for a few days this
week, at the latter's pleasant country
home north Of the city.
Green onions, fresh radishes. let
tuce and celery received every Thurs
day. Judith Gap Meat company.
Albert Peterson and James W.
West were initiated Into the mysteries
Of the 32nd degree in the Masonic
order, at the meeting held in Butte
last week.
Steam Plow Work. I'VE are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either A. +. or r.
NJ. Widditield, or Il. s. Bills. ls-tf
MIR. and Mrs. George Lane and
daughter are Ill with the measles at
the home of Mrs. Lanes brother,
Chester Burgess. DR.. \. F. Motfet
is in attendance.
IOu will be the better pleased bv
calling ut the White Lilly Tonsorial
ParlOrs for good hair cut, shave.
shampoo or massage. Opposite the
Gap hotel. l7tf
Two steam plows, one owned by
Carrier Brothers 4 Jones, and the
other by Nels Larson. are expected
to arrive i'll the city Saturday.
For Sale.-kirkman upright piano:
large amount OF northern grown dent
corn suitable for seed or feed. Sl.S5
per hundred: two young milch cows,
one with calf by side. Mrs. Ed
Browning, city. l9tf
Merchant &. J. >hanahan of Mill.
was in the city this week enroute and
returning from Lewistown. where he
was called on official business.
Tom IIalbert, the well known Care