Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-09-02
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Baled hay for sale. Gurley Bros.
Mrs. j. II. Balm left last Friday for
a several days business visit in Bill
lings.
Open day and night. Nelson & Ben
son restaurant.
Miss Charlotte Coleman pleasantly
spent Sunday and Monday at the
Schnittger ranch.
Try our homemade candies. Ston-
er Il Shoemaker.
1t is reported that Robert White
has squatted on Il fine piece of land
in the forest reserve south of the Lit
tie Belts.
Judging from the sales Of the Har-
lOWtOn FavOritas and the Richard
Harlow cigars, cOnnoisseurs appreci-
ate the quality of the goods in them.
y trial is all we ask.
b.. G. White. one OF the old timers
of this district, is building a sI0, 900
residence on his ranch located about
twelve miles north of this city.
\ cup of good cotfee-it hits the
spot. Nelson Y Benson restaurant.
Sam Lutz recently received word
from Gov. Norris that he has been
selected as a delegate to the Dry Far
ming congress held this fall at Spo-
kane.
All kinds of choice fresh vegetables.
Judith Gap Meat company.
Moore Empire: Miss Helen Tenney
spent few days in the city this week.
Miss Tenney will leave the first Of the
month for Chicago, where she will
study music durny the winter.
Strayed.-A brown mare, nine
years old. weight 1850, branded 20
on left thigh. So reward. Return to
Frank Antony or Dan Mcdonald.
Henry Burns has completed SOW
ing 50 acres to winter wheat on his
ranch seven miles southwest of town.
Follow the crowd at meal time. and
you'll land at Nelson IL Benson's
restaurant. n trial desired.
Helena Independents: \ newspap-
er offered prize for the best answer
to the conundrum: "Why is a news
like woman?' The prize was won
by young woman in Oklahoma, who
sent in the following: "Because every
man should have one of their own and
not run after their neigbors.''
lie and cake like mother used to
make. Nelson Il Benson restaurant
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Mcdonald and
daughter, Miss Lillian: and Mr.. and
Mrs. billiard Mcdonald and children.
and the Misses Naomi and Mary Ros-
en- spent Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dolan at their pleasant ranch
home east of the city.
Steam PlOw Work.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II. L. or +.
Nj. Widdifield. or Il. S. Bills. ls-tf
II. n. SutherIin, who in the past
has seen ruin and starvation staring
the dry land farmer in the face, has
finally admitted in the columns of the
Husbandman, published in Great
Falls, that 'the Judith region is lead
ing all other parts of the state in
growing dry land crops.
Meals, 35 cents. Short orders SER
we'd at all hours-day or night. Mel
son n Benson restaurant.
Hobson Star: Some one truly said
that in every community there are
three classes Of people-those who do.
those who do not, and those who are
going to do. The condition of any
town easily shows which class is up
permost. Blessed is the town where
the the people have the high resolve
to do things earnestly, harmomously
and ntelllgently, for it is bound to
prosper.
Don't be deceived smoke the IIar-
lowtOn Pride.
f. II. Willging, a prominent at
tOrney of Dubuque, Iowa, was in the
city last Friday representing COM
pany of eastern investors. Mr.. Will
ging and IL. l.. Bills left the same
evening for Lewistown, from where
they made several extensive auto
trips through different parts of the
! basin.
/ Rev. j. X Apelian, who during the
summer months has had charge of
i the congregational churches in this