Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-09-15

liberal gift of a money purse donated
| on this occasion.
Big Chicken Dinner at the
Gap Hotel Grill Sunday.
Read the journal thoroughly, ads
and all, and then go out and enjoy
! yourself to the fullest extent.
Bob Piepho is fixing up the inter-
ior Of his drug store so as to make
more room for new goods obOut to ar
rive. Bob expects big trade this
fall and is getting ready to take care
of it.
| While in town, call in at all the
places Of business, and get acquaint-
ed with the live bunch OF business
men who are spending their money
and time in making Judith Gap fam
Gus.
The Journal is out early this week,
so that the force can enjoy the cele-
bration, and the main squeeze can
devote some time to the details of the
SiON III HIS US Il IlcIIIDcI VI
the general committee.
Don't forget, while in town, to call
on Oliver Readel and arrange for
nice iewelry for the holidays. or
course, Oliver will be delighted to
make sales of fine eWeIry ut this
time, but lie wants to see you, any
way.
W. $. Stranallan and wife, accom-
panied by Mrs. Bert Long, all of Ro-
thiemay. have announced their in
tention of attending the celebration
the two days. The Rotliemny coun-
try will be well represented ut the
fair. as many have signilied their in
tertiOn to be here.
Deputy Sheriff Aaron RAY wentto
White Sulphur Springs Sunday and
returned Wednesday. Aaron says
visitors can have as much fun as
they want to so long as they do not
get destructive, or ObstreperOus.
There will be no harm in yelling if
you cannot keep still, and Aaron
won I near you.
Bills Il Coleman made several good
lands sales this week to Iowa people.
There were five or six buyers in the
bunch, and they are all substantial
farmers OF the Buckeye state, Just the
people this section of the country
needs, men who have the means to de-
velop the latent resources OF this rich
agricultural country.
G. j. Shanahan writes the Journal
that j. II. Garrett has Just informed
him that all the automobiles at liar
lowton are chartered for the 18th and
10th and would tie up at Judith Gap
for the doings. Mr.. Shanahan fur
ther states that Mr.. Garrett seems to
be a good booster for Meagher coun-
ty, and when he can't boost lie does
Mt knock.
John II. Siuler, who operates Il
meat wagon through the country from
Judith Gap to Garneill. Straw and
Buffalo, says OH his trip Monday he
was boosting the celebration to every
one he met and all signitied their in
tentiOn to be present. Every indica-
ton points to an unusually large at
tendance this year. The show will
be worth coming many miles to see.
An experienced milliner from the
east expects to open il millner store
III Judith Gap the first Of October.
she will carry All up to date stock of
millinery goods, and soicits the pa
tronage of Judith Gap ladies'. and all
the surrounding country also. She
expects to be able to secure enough
patronage to remain here permanent.
ly.
Joseph Harron last week purchased
the Deyarmon farm, owned by II. l..
Bills, through Bills II Coleman: Al
bert lIandley, purchased the Walker
farm adjoining, owned by IL. l..
Bills: Henry kimm, purchased the
Frank Arth place. adjoining the
James Kent farm: y. Il. Harland, OF
Nebraska, purchased the Harry Car
rier farm, also owned by II. l.. Bills.
These gentlemen expect to move out
here soon and farm for all there is in
1t.
The auction sale Of farm imple-
ments and live stock on the +. Bjork-
quist farm, miles west of Judith
Gap, Tuesday, was Il great success.
When it is stated that a milk COW
brought SOB, a good idea can be had
of the prices obtained. Emil Bragg
acted as auctioneer, and II. l.. Bills,
clerk. Mr.. Bjorkquist has rented his
farm for term of three years, and he
will remove with his family to Worth
inptOn Minn to look after business