Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-30
GAPLETS

William Fringer Sundayed in the
county seat of Fergus.
E. &. Worlen. lawyer, First Ma
:lonal block, phone l27. Lewistown.
Bradie Metheny, formerly resi-
dent Of this district, has located in
/ Pocatello, Idaho.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
| Judith Gap from the 10th to 25th Of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel
The school in district No. % has
opened three-montls term with
Miss Emily Foster Of Dorsey in
charge.
| For haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
Frank Gill of HedgesviIle, was in
| the city the first OF the week confer
| ring with some of the leading demo-
| Gratis.
p; Don't be deceived-smoke the IIar-
{ lowton Pride.
George Pirrie has had his oats
threshed on his large ranch in the
Swimming Woman country. Some
of the grain yielded as high as 50 bu-
shells to the acre
Restaurant and ROoming House for
Rent.-Fully equipped above and be-
low. Possession can be had October
II, 1910. Reasonable terms. ID. c.
Hays, Judith Gap, Mont.
Miss Edith Stone returned to the
city the first of the week from two
weeks visit with Miss Eugenia Ed
wards ut Buffalo.
Take no chance smoke a Harlow
ton Pride.
Harold Moffet Sundayed at the
Small farm near Hedgesville. He
carried shotgun, and made the wei
coined visit on plea OF being in
search of ducks.
Judging from the sales of the Har-
lOWtOn FavOritas and the Richard
Harlow cigars, connOisseurs appreci-
ate the quality of the goods in them.
n trial is all we ask.
Charles l.. Beers was on the sick
list several days last week, but Of
course recovered in time to assist the
clerical force to care for the wants of
the Saturday purchasers.
Steam Pillow Work.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II. L. or +.
NJ. Widdifeld. or Il. $. Bills. lS-tf
$. I. Fennell filed the first Of the
week on Ii valuable quarter in S-0-l6.
Steve intends to commence improve
ments at once, and will plow patch
Of ground this fall that he will SOW to
spring crops.
Oliver Readel, +. J. Murphy, j. +.
DAILY, \. j. Swanson, j. a. Nickel,
William Duke, George McAphee, and
James Dooley were among the local
citizens who left Friday of last week
to take in the county fair.
l.. B. Springer, who has valuable
homestead in lO-l4, left Monday for
ArkOe, Missouri, his old home. lie
will return the latter part of OctObe,
with car load of stock and farm i'm
Elements.
J. A. Nickel last week purchased
the Claude Mckee quarter in 1s-1O-15,
Mr.. Nickel is having about forty
acres sown to winter wheat, and il
making arrangements to plant a large
acreage to spring crops.
Backache and Weak Back These
are in nearly every case the first warn.
ing of kidney troubles. Bonds Kid
ney Pills regulate the action of the
kidneys SO perfectly as to remove the
kidney troubles. Fifty cents box,
by mail postpaid. Chapple's Billings
Hobson Star: Miss Gertrude Skef
fington arrived last Saturday from
Lewistown, and on Monday took III
her duties as teacher in our schools.
jill. Jeffrey, who was autOing from
Great Falls to Belgrade, was in thu
city Monday and spent several hours
comparing notes with his old friend
J. \. Michel. Mr.. Jeffrey expects tc
locate in Belgrade tins fall.
+. l.. and J. f. DAVIS returned las
Friday from Belt, where they wen
to attend the wedding of their sister
Miss Mae Davis, to Fred Abbot
which occurred in the residence of MI
and Mrs. Mason Abbott at Belt
Thursday afternoon of last week
. The Abbott home was beautifully dc