Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1910-11-11
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Miss Edith Stone left Tuesday for
Garneill, where she will spend the
week with friends.
+. q. WOrtlen, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone 127. LEWIS own.
Mestlames Ed. Hart and l.. :. Me-
l.aughlin, both of Garneill, spent
Monday in the city shopping.
For Il haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. l.. j. nuIen. 25tf.
Johnnie Murphy purchased a valu-
able piece of land the first of the
week.
Lubricating and Illuminating oils
manufactured by the Pure Oil COM
pany-see Murphy Bros.
Charlie Hubbard came in Tuesday
to cast his vote, from the Schnttger
ranch, where he is doing some break
ing.
Steam Plow Work.-We are pre-
pared to break small or large tracts.
For particulars see either II. I. or F.
M. Widditield. or Il. ). Bills. 1S-tf
Louie Coughlin | IT for Great Fails
Wednesday, where he will visit for
few days, thence to Geyser where he
has accepted position for the winter.
Choice meats delivered anywhere
in the city at reasonable prices. G..
G. Morris, Judith Gap.
The Mcmillan traction outfit has
completed turning over so acres
of sod OF the J. 4. Mccauley ranch.
The newly broken ground will be
sown to spring wheat.
Murphy Brothers have accepted the
local distributive agency for the
Pure Oil Company, manufacturers
of lubricating oils that cannot be en-
celled.
}. S. Sigler, one of Oxford's pros
porous ranche:s, transacted business
in the city Wednesday. Mr.. Siyler
has 50 acres sown to winter wheat
that is looking fine.
Use "Pennsylvania Best kero-
sene oil.
M. &. Singleton was in the city
Monday from Harlowton on business
pertaining to land office matters.
The Pure Oil company has a whole
sale house in LewistOwn, +. b. SEQ
val. distributor.
Mr. and Mrs. George IL. Root, for
merly of this district. have removed
from Harlowton to Missoula for the
winter.
Judging from the sales Of the lIar-
, lowton Favoritas and the Richard
/ Harlow cigars, cOnnoisseurs appreci-
| ate the quality of the goods in them.
a trial is all we ask.
Mrs. Nelson of Three Forks, is
visiting with her brother. Frank
Brennan. Mr.. Nelson, who is con-
nected with the Milwaukee, will re-
turn to this district next spring to
actively engage in farming on his
place near this city.
Pasture For Lease.-l6O acres, good
grass and running water. fenced with
three wires; 10 loads OF straw, i loads
of hay. sl35 leases the pasture until
LIST of April and buys the straw and
OF November. Harry Mclaughlin,
CARMEL, Mont. 5l-52
Frank Hamilton, who is well known
in Judith Gap, has accepted Il posi-
ton in llarlowton. Frank said he
couldn't get along without the Jour
nal, and therefore had his name add
ed to the subscription list. Frank s
many friends will be pleased to learn
that he is doing well.
Taken Cp.-One bay mare, about &
years old, weight 100, indist,nct
brand on left jaw; one white hind
foot; has on rawhide halter. Owner
may have property by proving owner
ship and paying charges. W. ~.
Barkley, Oxford. Mont. 5ll
S. l.. Lutz returned Sunday from a
week s visit with his family at Bill
lings. Sam says the judith, Gap dis
trict is good enough for him. and
that another winter will see him and
his family housed in a new dwelling
OH his ranch II orth of the city.
Mr.. and Mrs w. l.. McClelland and
daughter, Miss Ramona, pleasantly
spent Sunday at the ranch home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. \. McCauley's s.
The guests report that they disposed
of a dinner that lacked nothing to
tempt poor appetite and that also
appeasetl the most appetitive craving.
DIR. Cabbage, dentist, vii he in
Judith Gap from the 2O:h to 23th OF
each month. Office in the Gap hotel.
Mrs. Belle II. Feemsttr and tlaugll.
ter, Miss Lulu. left last Thrr stlay at
ternOon for Kansas City, No., where
they will spend the winter. These es-