Judith Gap journal., 1910-08-12


extent of the law.
Our homemade candies are de-
liciOus. The Palias Royal, StOner Il
Shoemaker, props.
Bert Spencer of 14-iO-l5, will sow
50 acres to winter wheat. Bert has 5
acres of flax that was sOwn the goth
of May on old ground that will yield
at least 10 bushels to the acre. More
convincing proof of the Yields pos
sibly in the Judith Gap district dur
ing adry season if proper agricultural
methods are observed.
s. Reward offer s. reward for
information leading to securing the
conviction ofthe party or parties that
stole 20 young chickens from my
place Sunday. Aug. :. Henry l.anius,
Judith Gap.
Following are the list Of officers
elected to serve for the Meagher
County Fair association: President.
A. c. Graves: treasurer, II. Il. Haw-
ley: secretary, j. V. Kelly: vice pres
idents, Benz. Urner. f. T.. Crawford
{. W. Shoemaker, :. J. Small, II. j.
Giltinan, Stanley Smith, II. II. Hol-
loway.
Take no chance smoke IL Harlow
ton Pride.
Col. Dick Thomas and wife of Sa-
line county, Mo-. arrived in the city
Tuesday for a several days visit with
their old friends, Col. and Mrs.
Charles Francisco. The Francisco
ranch is also pleasantly entertaining
Mrs. Emma Francisco and daughter.
Miss Daisy, Of Great Falls.
For Sale.-Three good mich cows.
cheap II taken ut once. :. l.. LutZ,
judith Gap. Also seed wheat.
The Misses Anna and Minnie kopf
of Mt. Vernon, Iowa, and Claire Mat
teson and Grace Baker of Decora,
Iowa, arrived in the city last Friday
and will spend three weeks as the
guests of Mrs. Emma Long and
daughter, Miss Eva, at the Long
ranch near oxford. The four young
ladies are old schoolmates of Miss
Longs. Mrs. Long had just COM
pleted harvesting her wheat when
the young ladies arrived. and at once
Misses kopf and Baker proceeded to
stack the grain. 1t is reported they
did an excellent piece of work.
Pie and cake like mother used to
make. Nelson X Benson restaurant.
The Rt. Rev. r. Brewer, ID. d.,
bishop of Montana, VIII conduct the
services of the Episcopal church and
preach at the congregational church
on Monday, August Is, at sp. m.
Rev. Brewer will be assisted by Rev.
}. Phillip Anshutz. Everybody
cordially invited.
\ winning stroke. Everybody likes
to win, whether at Il game OF check
ers OF golf, or in raising the largest
pumpkin or the fattest hog. We, too,
are titled with this sporting spirit of
wanting to win in the restaurant
business. This is what we aim to do
all the time. Nelson Il Benson.
Mrs. VanHolm delightfully."- enter
tanned number of her friends last
Thursday evening at her pleasant
bungalow eight miles northwest of
of the city. \ dainty luncheon was
served at eight O'Clock, covers being
set for six.
Don't be deceived-sm smoke the IIar-
lowton Pride.
}. w. Sturgeon assisted the Moore
base ball team in the Tuesday game
with Great Falls. 1t is reported that
he played an errorless game in spite
of the fact that he accepted almost
impossible chances. }. W. made Il
two-baHe hit during the first of the
game that scOreda fellow player. The
final score was to 2 in favor OF the
Falls.
ceived every few days. Judith Gap
Meat Co.
Hedges Herald: The Misses Carper
and Mr.. Carper arrived in Nihll
Thursday from Buda, Ill. They are
greatly impressed with the country.
They say the Judith Gap and Nihill
country looks the best Of any they
had passed while enroute.
For haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage. see me. l.. }. Bulen. 25ti
Wednesday the Congregational
Sunday school held it's first annual
picnic at Sawmill gulch. About thirty
children and grown-ups were taken
to the scene of merriment in wagons
and buggies early in the morning. At
noon an excellent picnic dinner was
served by the ladies. All report hay
ing had great time.
DIR. Cabbage, dentist, will he in
Judith Gap from the goth to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel
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