Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-03-04
GAPLETS


sacting business in the city Monday.
Clothes cleaned, pressed and re-
paired. Red" Folsom.
Samuel Lutz was transacting bust
ness in the city Tuesday and Wednes-
day.
We are selling hams and lard
cheaper than you can get them at any
other place III the country. Rather
a strong statement, but see us. Jud-
it'll Gap Meat company.
Dance for benefit of ball team, Fri
day, March II.
Tailor made clothes-the kind that
fit-Sl5 to $45-See Folsom.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. y. X.
Lennon, Monday, February 18th, ii
daughter.
! Miss Pearl Stoner was in the city
Monday evening to attend the box
social entertainment.
Try II. a. Harlow cigar and
patromze home industry.
Miss Orpha Noble, superintendent
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several hours in the city Sunday.
E. q. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tiOnal block. phone l27. Lewistown.
Mrs. l.. b. Jewell Of Moore, accom-
panied by her son, is visiting with
her mother, Mrs. John DOlan of this
city.
Suits made to order. SIS to $40.
| Folsom.
Miss Lula Feemster, sister Of DR..
F.! Alberta F. Motfet, left Friday of last
week fora several months visit at Kan
sas City, Mo. Miss Feemster will
return early this spring to spend the
summer on her ranch north of the
city.
You can buy hams and lard cheaper
at the Judith Gap Meat company
than any other place in the country.
$. J. small left the first of the week
for Great Falls. where he met party
Of land buyers that desired to 60 over
the Cottonwood tract. After seeing
the land, they lost no time in select
ing several thousand acres.
Am prepared to clean and press
clothes, and repair shoes on short
notice. All work guaranteed salts
factory. See me opposite Murphy's
livery barn. ''Red'' Folsom.
d. r. Bumford and r. F. Denhart
! came up the first of the week from
the Cottonwood $4,000 acre tract of
, land in the heart of the Judith Basin.
They report sales being made nearly
every week this winter. and that late
ly great interest is being taken in
these lands.
We strive to please, and respect
fully solicit your patronage. South
of the Stone block. l.. j. Bulen. pi-
oneer barber of Judith Gap.
Walter Hard attended the smoker
and banquet given Monday evening
by the Lewistown Elks to the Eagles.
Walter returned Wednesday morning,
and reports that the affair was a con-
tinuOus performance of splendor and
happiness-a sort of three ring
circus, something doing all the time.
For Sale = New and second hand
household goods. Cheap. by j. II.
Thompson, opposite post office. 16-tf
John \. VanBockern, who filed on
an excellent homestead two miles
east of Bercail post office, left the
first of the week for his home at Len
nON, $. ID. John will return this
spring prepared to enter active agri.
cultural pursuits.
Take your laundry to Mrs. Antoine.
Give lis a trial. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. East Of Montana Lumber COM
pany's yard. 1917
Mr. and Mrs. P.J. Murphy and fam
lily left the first of the week for Cal
gary, Alberta, Canada, where they
will spend Il month on business mat
tars and visiting with relatives and
old friends.
Bills are out announcing the lizard
Time" dance, Thursday. March Il.
First class music. Prizes awarded
for the most lu'icrously CARRIED lady
and gentleman. No bathing house
costumes permitted.
Il. l.. Friedlein and J. l.. Mckeen,
better known as Fried and "Scis-
sors," two of central Montana 5 crack
ball players, were i'll the city Wednes-
day enroute for their ranches near
Mill, where they vii! spend several
days attending to business interests.
"Fried" is making preparations to
have large tract plOwed this spring,
which he will seed To spring grains.