Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-04

midnight was won by \ Mr.. Manley
of Garneill who sold the animal for
s15 to II. NJ. Jones, who, contrary to
public opinion, believes he got bar
gain.
The new meat market, G. G. Nor
ris proprietor. Am prepared to serve
the public with choice meats at rea-
sOnable prices. Ord ers delivered
anywhere in the city. \ trial soil
cited.
Andrew Anderson. who recently re-
turned from six weeks visit in
Chicago, and W. A. Barkley, both of
Oxford, transacted business in the
city Wednesday,.
IL. NJ. Hanson, one of the pioneer
restaurant men of Judith Gap, has
again resumed his duties in the Roy
al Grill. Mr.. Hanson reports that it
will be his cndeavor to serve one of
the best meals in in the city for thirty
five cents, and that short orders will
receive prompt and careful attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Aldrich left
Tuesday evening for Alhambra
Springs, where they will remain sew
eral weeks, after which they will
leave for eastern points. When the
trees begin to bud next spring they
will return to this district and make
their home on their farm.
j. \. Bring and J. S. Sigler went
hunting in the Belts last Saturday,
and returned the following day with a
buck that dressed 1855 pounds exclu-
sive Of head, feet and hide. The animal
was shot by Mr.. Sigler, but Mr.. Bring
is having the head mounted for dec
Grafton in his home.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hill delightfully."- enter
tanned DR.. A. +. Moffet, Mrs. BE lie
X. Feemster, Miss Lulu Feemster and
Harold Moffet Sunday afternoon and
evening. at her ranch home north of
the city. Mrs. HUI served a big din
ner that is reported to have been ex-
celled, it possible, her previous salts
flying repasts.
Miss Alice O'Ilara, republican can
uldate for superintendent of schools of
Fergus county, was in the city be-
tween trains last Friday. Miss OLA
IA is a graduate of the high school at
Graceville, Mimi, and of the Wiscon-
sin state normal school ut Superior,
and has had many years of experience
in school work. She is now the sec
ond oldest teacher in point of contin-
uous service in the Lewistown
schools.
Tuesday night Of last week G. c.
Morris meat market in this city was
entered and relieved Of half a veal.
In order to gain entrance the lock on
the front door was broken. The fol-
lowing night the market was again
visited by thieves, this time half
beef being removed. Mr.. Morris has
since placed a heavy Yale lock on the
door, and every possible means is be-
ing employed to lead to the detention
of the parties.
Moore Empire: Try your home
merchant first. If you receive cat
alOgue from an out-Of-tOwn concern
Offering you Il certain article
at a certain price, 60 and
ask your home merchant about it and
see if he cannot duplicate it. You
don't know what you pay for when
you buy from out Of town, but the
home dealer is always here to make
good if things are not as lie says.
Give him the chance anyway, before
sending away from home the money
you earn here and that should remain
us a portion Of the working capital of
the community.
J. +. Soden made business trip to
Nlnill Wednesday.
BOrn.-TO Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Linn.
Thursday morning, November 5, Il
daughter.
James Stewart, assessor of this
county, is in the city attending to po-
litical duties.
Mr.. and Mrs. George $. Haynes
and Miss Edith Stone returned Tuey-
day night from Clancy, this state,
where they visited for several days
with Mr.. Haynes parents. Before
returning, however, Helena and Al
lambra Hot Springs were visited.
Work on the warehouse of the Jul
-! llith Gan 1mnlpment cOmnanv ia OrO-
crossing nicely under the supervision
of the owners, Murphy Brothers Il
Soden. The large shed is now com
pletely enclosed, and the Office fin
lures are expected within week or
ten days.
A. F. Atkins and Joe Welsh have
purchased lots near the Milwaukee
station and within few days will