Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-05-20

benefit to the performer, enabling
them to appear before the public with
| greater ease. Much credit is due Miss
Tenney for her excellent work.
Keep cool! Get All ice cream soda at
the Piepho Drug Company's fountain.
Mrs. Harry Lane was city visitor
for u few days this week.
-. Work horses for sale. Tlennir
Bros, Two Dot, Mont. 1927
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin lluntsman
were shoppers here Wednesday.
Wanted Two men at once to clean
and curb q well. j. A. McCauiey,
Judith Gap.
Miss Mayme Cameron of Okla, is
visiting friends ut Beaver creek.
For pure drugs, properly dispensed
-PiephO's.
Miss Pearl Stoner of Okla, was Il
visitor at the Gap during the past
week.
For Sale.-Large, fine Burbank
seed potatoes. In 5OO-pound lots, Csc
per hundred. Abraham Olson, four
miles east Of Judith Gap. 24tf.
Mrs. Murrel Williams of Hedges
vile, was the guest Wednesday Of
Mrs. W. }. Morgan Of this city.
Steam Plow Work.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II. I. or r.
NJ. Widditield, or Il. 5. Bills. 1S-tf
Sam Lutz, accompanied by his step
daughter, Miss Harriet O'Day, were
the guests of Mrs. &. l.. Beers Thurs
day.
The surest method ofarriving at the
actual coast Of my Improvement or
building yOn have III mind, is to sub
nit IN estimate to the Met aull-W eb-
ster Elevator Go.
Noah Palmer was business visitor
Wednesday from his ranch west OF
Okla. He reports having lost a valu-
able hOrse-cause unknown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bangert of
Hedgesville, were III the city Wednes-
day between trains, OH their way to
Lewistown.
Don't forget to come to the Judith
Gap Meat Go. for hams aid bacon
BECAUSE, they are sold CHEAPER
here than any other place III the city
or county. 27-tf
DIR. Alberta +. Moffet was a plea
SAINT week end visitor ut the Small
Homestead north of Hedgesville. The
doctor was accompanied home by
MIR. and Mrs. 5. j. Small.
Rocky Mountain Iusbandman:
There are to be some very strong
tests made Of dry farming this seas
on. H.J. Giltinan of Bercail has con-
tMcted for the breaking of 800 acres
OF land and will test the dry land
possibilities.
W. +. Ford, W. +. Ilagan, Will
liam Simkins and Fred Blessin, all
Ut Hedgesville, were in the city sat
urday. Messrs, Ford, Hagan and
Simkins continued their journey to
HobsOn, where the Ford Lumber
company is establishing Il yard.
John Greenough will sell at his
ranch, one mile south of Judith Gap,
Thursday. May rs, 1910, at 1Oa. M,
Is head horses, two milk cows, agri-
cultural implements and household
furniture. l. n. Combs, auctioneer.
Miss Alma Gossett and Miss
Patience Tenney drove to the Widdi-
field ranch Friday and pleasantly
spent the evening with the Misses
Cora and Beth Widditeld, returning
the following day.
Odds on the Jeffries-Johnson fight
have shifted and jeff is not now so
strong choice. 1t is expected that
by ringside time even money will pre-
vail. This is because of Johnsons
good condition. Fans were of the
impression that he was high in flesh
and in poor shape. jeff is now quot
ed 10 to : favorite, instead of 10 to &.
at which price the Californian opened.
Clark Ferguson, accompanied by
his mother who recently arrived from
Pennsylvania, was in the Gap Tues
day. Mr.. Ferguson reports having
lost several horses during the recent
storm. Others in his locality suffer
ing stock losses during the storm are
John johnson, Mr.. Iverson, W. r.
Hunter, Hugh Dawes. Gus Andrews,
Albert BOllick and Robert Fringer.
"Fly-time" has come again: and
since it is believed that "the house
fly kills greater number of human
beings than all the beasts of prey,
with all the poisonous serpants ad-
ded," it is wise for the housewife to
take precautions. The American Civ