Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-04
GAPLETS

business trip between trains Mon
day.
Don't be deceived-smoke the Har-
lOwtOn Pride.
| n. N. Nelson transacted business
in the city Monday, returning the
SINE day t Q his interests near
IIedgesviIle.
Pigs For Sale. = Sow with seven
pigs. Enquire of Mrs. Robt. Denney,
five miles south of Judith Gap.
Born.-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
Cunnington, who reside six miles
south of town, Monday, October 3ist,
boy.
! = Wanted.-A position doing general
! housework in some Judith Gap home.
Box l+2. Judith Gap. stiff
| Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Ellis of
! 1ledgesville, made Judith Gap bus
!. mess and pleasure visit between
trains Saturday.
For haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
Clarence Il. Stone was in Lewis
town the first of the week transacting
business.
I.ubricating and illuminating oils
manufactured by the Pure Oil COM
pany-see Murphy Bros.
Harry Tenney, one of the Great
Northern's trusted engineers, was in
the city Wednesday enroute for the
Tenney ranch.
Steam Plow Work. We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either Ii. 4. or +.
NJ. Widditeld. or e. $. Bills. 1s-tf
j. "A. McCauley dined yesterday
with Dad kirkpatrick, in the lat
ter's hospitable tent on Third avenue.
Choice meats delivered anywhere
in the city at reasonable prices. G..
&. Morris, Judith Gap.
Harry Bangert of the 1Iedgesville
Telephone company, was in the city
yesterday returning from business
visit to Lewistown.
Murphy Brothers have accepted the
local distributive agency for the
Pure Oil Company, manufacturers
OF lubricating oils that cannot he en-
celled.
J.. +. Mckee was in the city yester-
day from his ranch west of town. He
has l76 acres of winter wheat that lie
reports as looking fine.
The Pure Oil company has IL whole
sale house in LewistOwn, +. b. SEQ
val, distributor.
$. J. Small, who returned Sunday
from Chicago and other eastern points,
left yesterday for Great Falls, where
he will spend several days looking
after his realty interests.
Use "Pennsylvania Best" kero-
sene oil.
DIR. A. F. MOffet and son Harold
drove to Mill Wednesday OH bust
ness trip. They attended the Shuster
auction and Harold purchased Il
monkey-wrench and shoop shovel.
Judging from the sales of the Har-
lowton Favoritas and the Richard
Harlow cigars, cOnnOisseurs appreri-
ate the quality of the goods in them.
\ trial is all we ask.
William Stanley arrived in the city
last Friday from Minnesota, where
the Stanley brothers are spending the
winter. After attending to some To-
cal business matters, Will expects to
return to the Gopher state.
Pasture For Lease.-16O acres, good
grass and running water. fenced with
three wires; 40 loads of straw, 6 loads
of hay. $135 leases the pasture until
LIST Of April and buys the straw and
hay. This bargain good until the 18th
of November. Harry Mclaughlin.
CARMEL, Mont. 5l-52
$. l.. Lutz left Sunday for Billings,
where he will spend several weeks
with his family before returning to
his ranch interests near this city.
Taken Up.-One bay mare, about Il
years old, weight 100, indistlnct
brand on left jaw; one white hind
foot; has on rawhide halter. Owner
may have property by proving owner
shin and paying charges. W. A.
Barkley, Oxford. Mont. SILL
The Ladies' Union will meet at DR..
\. +. MOtfet's office Tuesday after
noon of next week at two o'clock
All members are earnestly requested
to be present.
The masquerade dance given by J.
f.. SOtlen last Friday evening in Judge
Bain's hall was success in every
way. a large number attended il
full mask, and the happy throne
"tripped the light fantastic" to thu
delightful strains Of the LewistOwl
orchestra until shafts of light com