Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-18
GAPLETS


IOfu WITH IflPnuS.
Clothes cleaned. pressed and re-
paired. "Red" Folsom.
Ed Browning has move his tonsor-
ial parlors into the front room of the
Commercial buffet.
We are selling hams and lard
cheaper than you can get them at any
other place in the country. Rather
a strong statement, but see us. Jud-
it'll Gap Meat company.
Misses Susan, Bertha and Jeanne
Small came up from Uedgesville yes
terday, returning today.
Tailor made clothes the kind that
tit-Sl5 to S45-See Folsom.
+. NJ. Slyter and Martin a. Hanson
OF Antelope valley, near Iledgesville,
were city visitors the first Of the
week.
Try a X. A. Harlow cigar and
patronize home industry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bangert were
in the city Tuesday enroute from
Lewistown to their home at Hedges
vile.
f. G.. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tlunal block, phone III. LeWistOWn.
Attorney &. $. Bills spent Saturday
evening and Sunday morning at
Great Falls OH a business and pleas
ure trip.
Suits made to order. SIS to s45.
Folsom.
Elmer Peck and Frank Smith re
turned Sunday from Aliiambra
Springs, where they spent two weeks
in search of better health.
Am prepared to clean and press
clothes, ana repair shoes on short
notice. All work ranteed salts
factory. See me opposite Murphy's
livery barn. "Red" Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Morgan and
baby daughter, Anna Margaret, went
to LeWistown Sunday. Anna Mar
guret was christianed into the Cath
Ollie denomination.
For Sale. - New and second hand
no aselloid goods. Cheap. BY j. IL.
thompson, opposite post Office. lett
Mr.. and Mrs. George Scambler
were in the city yesterday enroute to
Lewistown, where they will attend to
some business matters. They will
return today to Mr.. Scambler's inter-
ests at Basin, Wyoming.
Shoes; repaired. cred" Folsom.
Miss Nellie Howdle and brother
Frank returned last Friday from
several weeks visit at Lewistown.
They have again taken up active
homestead duties on their ranches
near Mill.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the goth to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel
Charlie johnson returned Wednes-
day from Belt, having secured a ten
day layotf from the Great Northern.
Charlie has been running a station
airy engine at Belt for several months.
Public Auction Monday, March
.a. See al on last page. Il. B. Trip,
owner.
Mrs. l.. w. Tenney and daughters,
Misses Ruth and Helen, left yester-
day evening for Moore, where they
will spend several days as guests at Il
house party given by George Barney
in his palacal city residence.
You will be the better pleased by
calling at the White Lilly TonsOrial
Parlors for good hair cut. shave,
shampoo or mas sage. Opposite the
Gap hotel. l1tf
George Sharp returned last week
from Kansas City and other eastern
points where he spent the winter.
George reports having had an en-
joyable winter, but is pleased to be
back on his old stamping grounds.
Shelled Corn For sa'e.-A large
amount of northern grown dent corn.
suitable for seed or feed. Sl.S5 per
hundred. Ed Browning. l7tf
Fred Shuler, who recently returned
from Lavina where the Shuler family
has large ranch, reports that his
brothers John and Roy are making
great progress in changing the prairie
to grain fields, and that large acre
age will be sOwn this spring.
TO own Il home that will be the
envy of your neighbors. buy your
material from The McCaull-Webster
Elevator Co.
John johnson S threshing rig, which
has been mt Bert Finch's place all
winter. was started up this week and
| finished Mr.. Finch 8 threshing. We'd
nesday the rig was moved to /. ).
! (snsSQtf'S ranch.