Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-07-29
GAPLETS

Baled hay for sale. Gurley Bros.

kOin and wife, Edward lSrassey and
wife, David Hilger and wife and
W. j. johnson and wife are Lewis
town folk visiting in the Springs.
Ice cream every day. Royal Grill.
Miss Allie Jewell of Deatlwood, =.
d., visited last week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dolan.
Meals, 35 cents. Short orders ser
we'd at all hOurS-day or night. Mel
son \ Benson restaurant.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
Carrier, Sunday afternoon, July "a, at
the Carrier ranch near the Snowies, a
son.
Ice cream. Royal Grill restaurant.
The big wheat field three-quarters
of mile long east OF Judith Gap be-
longing to George Kidder is being
cut this week. 1t is one OF the finest
fields in this section and looks as if it
would go 40 bushels to the acre.
Judging from the sales of the Har-
lOwtOn FavOritaS and the Richard
Harlow cigars, cOnnOiSSeurs appreci-
ate the quality Of the goods in them.
| \ trial Is all we ask.
W. \. Waterman of Broadview,
was in the city Sunday, having just
returned from a several weeks visit
| in the east.
Open day and night. Nelson 4 Ben
son restaurant.
Mrs. Harry Bangert and sister, Miss
Vehawn and brother, Thomas, were
in the city Wednesday enroute from
lledgesville to the Vehawn residence
at Lewistown, where Mrs. Bangert
will visit for several weeks.
For Sale.-A mum Der of first-class
mich COWS. OF good dairy stock and
perfectly broke. Dir. II. Holloway,
Harlowton, Montana. Make appoint
ment over phone, or write. 37-3S
Mr.. and Mrs. Angus Mckay were
in the city Wednesday, driving in
from their ranch on Careless creek.
Angus reports his 80 acre field of
winter wheat as looking fine, and
that the yield will be about b bushels
to the acre.
\ cup Of good cotfee-it hits the
spot. Nelson Il Benson restaurant.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. w.
II. Harbit died Saturday night of an
infantile disorder, at the parents
home on the Lackey ranch near the
city Monday. The funeral services
were conducted from the Methodist
church by Rev. d. *. Apelian, and
the remains were buried in the Gar
neil cemetery.
Steam PlOw Work. are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts,
For particulars see either Ii. I. or +,
NJ. Wlddiiield. or q. 5. Bills. 1S-tf
Marcus Goldwater, Of Los Angeles
California, was good baseball fan,
and when the home team made a doll-
bic play and retiredtthe visitors, this
preventing tied score being broke
Marcus fell dead, SO great was the
excitement. Evidently the Los An
geles team usually plays like-some
other teams-and Marcus wasn't ex.
pecting it..
For repair work on traction engines
reducing, stay bolts, or any boiler
work, call OH or address, W. NJ
Schultz, Nihill, Montana. 3l-tf
Information has just been received
from the Great Northern railway
that W. W. Withee Of Conrad, this
state, won the 9th premium in thu
milling oats class, at the exhibit OF
the National Corn exposition held il
Omaha. In view of the fact that
there were 81 samples entered, thi.
further demonstrates the fact that
Montana is without question one OF
the greatest oat producing states il
the Union.
Estrayed.-A brown mare, min,
years old, weight 1850, branded Il
on left thigh. SIS reward. Return tt
Frank Antony or Dan Mcdonald.
W. \. Hedges. receiver of the L
:. land office at Lewistown, was il
the city Sunday enroute for his rancl
near Hedgesville. Mr.. Hedges has q
field of 300 acres OF winter wheat thai
is now harvested. Conservative es
timators have placed the yield of thi.
field at 20 bushels. He has steam
traction plow outfit breaking By
acres more. which will be sown t.
winter wheat.
Follow the crowd at meal time. ant
you'll land at Nelson X Benson'
restaurant. \ trial desired.
Charles J.. Chamberlin, an attorne,
of COlfax, Wash. was in the city re