Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-16

LewistOwn, remaining i'll that city
several days undes the care of physi-
clans. The unfortunate accident re-
suited in Mr.. Davis losing his fore
finger and thumb.
Fresh salmon, wall-eyed pike, Lake
Superior white fish and trout-always
Il complete stock. Judith Gap Meat
company.
The second annual celebration of
Judith Gaps birthday opened vester-
day morning under auspiscious con-
ditions. The hundreds of people who
came to attend the celebration, com
menced arriving in the city during
the early morning. and have since
been enjoying themselves with the
different entertainments provided.
Because of the ideal weather and the
reputation that judith Gap has to en-
terrain her guests, it is expected that
many more people will today swell
the already large crowd. The athle-'
tic and sport events take place this
afternoon. Particulars next week.
Judging from the sales of the Har-
lowton FavOritas and the Richard
Harlow cigars, cOnnoisseurs appreci-
ate the quality of the goods in them.
a trial is all we ask.
Here is a puzzle that puzzles every
body: Take the number of your liv-
ing brothers, double the amount, add
to 1T three, multiply by live. add to it
the number of your living sisters,
multiply the result by ten, add the
number of deaths OF brothers and
subtract $50 from the result. The
right figure will he the number of
deaths; the middle will be the num-
Der Of living sisters and the left will
show the number of living brothers.
Try it and see.
Restaurant and ROOming House for
Rent.-Fnlly equipped above and be-
low. Possession can be had October
IL, 1910. Reasonable terms. ID. G..
Hays, judith Gap, Mont.
Prof. Thomas Shaw: Stop gambl-
ing in sowing crops. by this do not
mean gambling in the bad sense, but
gambling in the sense of dealing in
uncertainties. Ii the farmer in the
dry country sowsa crop on i'll pre-
pared land, lie is mourning the hazard
Of failure. If lie sows his crop on
spring plowed land, unless it lie per-
haps a cultivated crop, he does it at
the risk Of failure. If he soWs crops
that ripen late, he is taking more risk
than if he sowed crops that ripen ear
ly.
Don't be deceived-smoke the IIar-
lowton Pride.
The longest fence in the world and
the queerest artificial boundary es-
tablished between two countries any
where will in the near future separate
the United States and Mexico. Ac-
cording to the Mexico Record, Il ilnal
agreement to the effect has been
drawn between the two governments
and the fence will be built in the very
near future. 1t will be constructed of
stout posts, possibly reinforced con
crete and tive-strand steer-tight barb
ed wire. In all places where the Unit
ed States government owns the land
the fence will be set upabout SO yards
tc the north Of the true boundary line
and where the ground is owned in,li-
vidually the fence will stand Oh the
exact border. Mounted Mexican rur-
ales will patrol the fence OH the south
and United States rangers will do the
same on the north. About 900 miles
of fence will be erected.
Beautiful, well-cooked meals for
very large appetiteS are served by us
at all hours at popular prices. We
strive at all times to serve our pa
irons with plenty OF the best food,
properly prepared by experienced
cooks and promptly served by care
ful walters. You need never leave
here with an appetite unsatistied.
Nelson u Benson restaurant.
+. +. LitchenWalter sold his box
bowling alley the first of the week to
{. &. Hendrick, who will move the
alley to Belt.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the 10Th to 25th Of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel
l. y. Walker of the firm of Small Il
Walker, who makes his headquarters
ut Great Falls, was a city business
visitor last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. Walker expects large influx of
settlers this fall, and says that the
adverse season has been one of the
, best advertisements central Montana
has received, as there are few local-
ties favored with such crops as have
| been here harvested.
Lost.-One gray mare, seven years
old, weight, 1000, branded X on left
| shoulder, and has mule colt
four months old. One bay mare, six
years old, weight 100, branded W
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