Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-02-25
GAPLETS

Attorney q. :. Bills made Lewis
town a professional and pleasure visit
Saturday, returning Monday.
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
! paired. "Red" Folsom.
John A. Won Bockern, of South
Dakota, is one of the new arrivals
this week who filed on homestead
in the Nihlll district. lie is good
| farmer.
For Sale.-One top buggy. one &
+. John Deere walking pillow. kitchen
cabinet, stove, sanitary cot, iron bed
stead. springs and mattress. Mrs.
Gerald q. Walker.
Hunting licenses for the season of
1910 can now be obtained from George
5. Haynes, who has been deputized
to issue the same. Resident s hunt
! ing and fishing license, 81. Non-resi-
dents fishing license, ST..
We are selling hams and lard
cheaper tnan you can get them ut any
other place in the country. Rather
4 strong statement, but see us. .Jlld-
ltli VA Meat company.
Robert McRae picked up last week
l2O-acre tract of land for homestead
near the Francisco farm northeast Of
this city. 1t is a mystery how this
land remained so long without being
filed on. 1t is in the S25-an-acre belt.
The man who knowingly buys
s.l n.AtS nj
only himself. The McCaull-Webster
co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Burgess arrived
Sunday from Billings, where they
had been to attend the funeral of
Mrs. Mary T.. Rice. Mr.. Burgess
sister. They went out to their home
stead Tuesday morning.
Tailor made clothes the kind that
tit-Sl5 to $45-See Folsom.
Merrill Freseman Of Mill was in
the city between trains Wednesday.
Merrill has his eye on Il fine piece of
land in the Mill country which he
intends to file on as homestead as
soon as he reaches the proper age,
which will be only few weeks now.
Shoes repaired. Red" Folsom.
:. j. Small, Dr.. q. +. Mccullough,
Attorney e.. :. Bills and Deputy
Sheriff Ed Taylor We're among those
from this city who attended the Bust
ness Mems free dance ut Hedges Fri
day evening. They report having
had an enjoyable time.
! Try II. \. Harlow cigar and
patroniZe home industry.
Our Uncle Samuel's special judi
it'll Gap representative. Postmaster
George 5. Haynes, is receiving bids
until six O'Clock p. M, February ~,
for the carrying Of mail to and from
the Milwaukee station. See George
for particulars.
+. q. Worden. lawyer. First Ma
tiOnal block. phone l27. LewistoWn.
Tut sday Martin Gayland. the Mill
dry goods merchant, made Judith Gap
Il business call between trains. The
next day G. j. Shanahan, the Mill
grocery man. came up to see what his
| partner had been doing Oh the previ-
GUS day, and finding everything all
right returned on the DELAYED pas
senger train the same day. These
two merchants occupy the same build
ing at Nimll.
suits made to order. SIS to $40.
Folsom.
j. II. Lackey left Monday after
called by the death OF his son, who
has been sick in Il hospital there for
number of years. The lad was
about II years old, and had been con-
fined to his bed nearly all his life
with an affection of the hip.
When in trouble, consult your at
tOrney. When in need Of bilildlng
material consult us. The McCaull-
Webster Elevator TO.
Robert Fringer made communication
proof before L. :. Commissioner :.
j. Small the first Of the week. Ills
homestead lies near the end of the
Little Belt mountains. about three
miles from judith zap. and is va,l-
able piece OF land. His proof in
every way WAS Il good one.
Neu eau buy hams ana lard cheaper
at the .ijiditn Gap Meat company
than ANY ether place IA the country.
Il. l.. Blaisiell. travelling freight
and passenger agent Of lie Great
Northern railroad, accompanied by
II. II. Swearington, general agent of
the Burlington, both of Billings, were
in the city Wednesday looking after
the interests of their respective COM
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