Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-10-28
GAPLETS

Harry Murphy was in l.ewistown
several days this week transacting
business.
Don't be deceived smoke the Har-
l0wton Pride.
Last week Emil Bragg sold his $40
acre desert claim near Helgesyille.
Pigs For Sale. Sow with seven
pigs. Enquire of Mrs. Robt. Dennpy.
five miles south of Judith Gap.
Pat Murphy, who is visiting with
his daughter and son-in-law at Cal
gary, Canada, will return to this city
the first of December.
For Il haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
5. J. Small, who left Wednesday Of
last week for business trip to st.
Paul, Milwaukee and Chicago, will
return Sunday.
For Sale.-The Palais Royal, fix
lures and stock. \ bargain. Miss
Pearl StOner.
&. II. Stone is having Il large stable
constructed Oh his ranch in the Liv-
ing Springs country. John Skeen has
the contract.
Lubricating and illuminating oils
manufactured by the Pure OH com
pany-see Murphy Bros.
George Murphy returned Wednes-
day from Calgary. Canada, where he
hnl hoon v;S;t;Y.r will, roln@;yn, ,1,,r
ing the past two months.
REIMBURSEMENT For Sale.-Very
reasonable. See Miss Pearl Stoner.
Gilman Tenney returned Tuesday
from months pleasure and business
trip to Chicago and Milwaukee, and
reports having had "A great time
with his old Chicago pals, or rather,
that they had a great time with him.
The Pure Oil company has Il whole
sale house in Lewistown, +. Il. SEQ
val. distributor.
Emil Bragg will have 100 acres
plowed this fall on his ranch south
west Of town.
Cigars, regular l5-cent stock for
sale ut lO-cents. Palais Royal.
Jesse Duncan, the young nephew of
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Lanes, arrived
in the city yesterday from Kansas
City. Mo-, and will remain with his
uncle and aunt during the winter.
Use "Pennsylvania Best" kero-
sene oil.
Harry Keen, the affable young
English clerk in Stones general store,
has made arrangements to have Il
l2Nls log cabin constructed on his
homestead nine miles southwest of
town.
Beautiful fall hats for sale at cost
Palais Royal.
Theodore Dahl and youngest broth
er left last week for AIandan, n. d.,
where they will remain until spring,
when Theodore will return to this
section ana establish his residence OH
| Il valuable quarter near lIedgesville.
Judging from the sales of the IIar-
| lOWtOn FavOritas and the Richard
Harlow cigars, cOnnOisseurs appreci-
ate the quality of the goods in them.
Il trial is all we ask.
Mrs. j. W. Wing and children will
occupy the second story of the Thomp-
son block this winter, so rs to enable
the children to attend the local school.
Mr.. Wing. however, will remain OH
the farm to take care of the stock.
LADIES ATTENTION.: TAX
your hats to the Ialais Royal to have
them trimmed or remodeled.
Harry Lane has awarded contract
to Dick Edwards to pillow Is acres on
his farm near this city. The newly
broken sod will be sown to spring
crops, which with his so acres of win
ter wheat will swell Harry's bank ac-
count considerably next fall.
Dir. Cabbage, dentist, will be in
Judith Gap from the 10Th to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel
Oscar Skeen is taking a month s va
cation from his duties in stones gen.
eral store. lie will rest during the
! month on his homestead near the
city, and, incidently. he has enough
work planned to keep several Ordin-
AIRY men busy twice the period he has
at his command.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. \. Bring, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chaussee, Miss Gertrude
SketlingtOn and William Foreman