Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-04-15

has very comfortable house which
he is painting, and that a piano. and
later, one of Minnesota's charming
damsels will arrive to make life one
eternal round Of pleasure for our
substantial homesteader.
Mrs. George Lyons of Twodot, was
in the city visiting this week.
Mile. Surprenant of Lewistown, will
be in judith Gap OH Monday morn
ing April Is, with full line Of tail
ored and pattern hats. On display at
the Palais Royal.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. +. church
will meet with Mrs. {. NJ. Gurley,
Wednesday, April 20. All members
and friends are cordially invited to
attend.
There is no better Investment than
buying the best. We have it. The
McCaull- w ebster Elevator Co.
Miss Helen Tenney Sundayed at
the Tenney ranch south of town.
Meals and lunches at all hours.
Nelson n Benson restaurant, success
sOrS to Hays.
Frank Howdle returned W ednes-
day from week $ visit with friends
in Lewistown.
Ground bones for chicken feed, Sc
per pound at the Judith Gap Meat
company. Hundred pound rates on
application.
:. j. Small left the first of the week
for Geyser to meet party OF land
buyers desiring to look over the Long
tract.
Have You tried that delicious cup
of coffee at Nelson Il Bensulis res
tauraht, successor TO Hays?
DR.. }. +. Taylor arrived from Buda,
H., the first Of the week with his car
of emigrant goods. and has taken up
his residence on his homestead east
of town.
George Scambler was III the city
the first of the week on his return
trip from Lewistown to Basin. Wyo.,
where lie has a bottling works for the
manufacturing of soft drinks.
Economy, briefly, is the knack Of
buying Il really tlrst-class article.
Try the Mctaull-W ebster Elevator
Co.
DR.. q. F. Mccullough returned
Monday from weeks visit with
friends in the western part Of the
state.
Rev. G. W. Cartwright Of Popular
Grove, Ohio, arrived in the city last
Saturday with Rev. W. W. VanOrs-
del. Rev. Cartwright will have
charge OF the Methodist churches in
this city and at Lavina.
Four steam rigs arrived in the city
this week, belonging to Carrier Il
Jones, Hugh DAVIS, +. NJ. Il ii. Wild
ditield, and uObert Woodruff. The
rigs are now unloaded and will at
once be put to work tearing up the
sod.
Fergus County Democrat Miss
Virginia Peasants and Mis- Fisher
gave very delightful dancing party
on Friday evening at Armory hall, in
honor Of Miss Seeley. who has lately
come to the city from Aberdeen.
South Dakota.
y. \. Nelson and his aunt, Miss
Anna Benson. both of jackson, Min
nesota, have leased the Hays res
taurant and are now operating the
same. The new management has
made several interior changes and
contemplate many improvements to
be made in the near future.
Hams, bacon and lard at whole
sale prices. Dills, sweet and sour
pickles. Fresh vegetables every
week. Sauer krant and sci,peck on
hand at all times. Judith Gap Meat
company.
\ Mr.. Dyer of Nebraska, recently
bought a REIMBURSEMENT on half
section Of land near Okla. the con-
sideration being $3.50. Mr.. Dyer is
a practical farmer and as he has 800
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question rs to his success. lie will
soon be joined by his family.
Mile. Sulprenant of Lewistown. will
he in Judith Gap ON Monday morn
ing. April IS. with a full line of tall-
ored and pattern hats. On display at
the Palais Royal.
j. II. Lackey of the Judith Ga,
Realty Co., spent Tuesday and We'd
nestay in Hedges and the swimming
Woman country where he located !,
party of seven from Waterville. Mimi.
They were all very much pleased
with the swimming Woman Gistr
and reported that at least six more
homeseekers from their locality will
be ont here Immediately.