Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-03-31
GAPLETS

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no, is visiting Will, her father, $. l..
LutZ.
Once served. always served ut the
Royal Grill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Mcdonald spent
Thursday Of last week at Mr.. and
Mrs. billiard McDonald's.
Home made pies, cakes and cookies
at the Gap Hotel Cafe.
Deputy Sheriff .Ardell Terrell Of
Gallatin county, was in the city Sat-
urday as the guest of j. E. Soden.
Mich cows for sale. j. r. Carlson,
one mile north Of Judith Gap.
Adolf Lyden, who owns a valuable
! homestead near oxford was in the
| city the first Of the week completing
arrangements to have another well
dug OIL his place.
J Harness and shoe repairing. J. II.
! Thompson.
Mrs. w. Il. She'll of Buffalo. and
Miss Olive Mcdonald of this city
spent Thursday of last week as the
| guests Of Mrs. w. II. Peck, at her
pleasant home in Garneill.
| Call at the Gap Cafe for bread.
Miss Louise Starch, who has been
in charge Of the Murphy boarding
house for almost Il year, has resigned
and will 90 to her homestead near
| the SnOWies.
! Choice meats delivered anywhere
| in the city at reasonable prices. &.
&. Morris, Judith Gap.
Mrs. ThOra Thompson, who is Wis
| iting with her son, Otto, spent last
week as the guest of Mrs. John Do
Ian at the Dolan country home east
OF the city.
Edward G. Russell, attorney at law,
room 10 in the Empire building,
l.ewistown, Montana.
Friends OF Thomas O'Donnel in
this city have received word Of his
demise at Willow Greek, this state.
Tom was formerly the Milwaukee
agent at tins point and WAS highly
thought Of by all who knew him. He
lett here Oh account of failing health.
Big CHICKEN Dinner at the Roy
al Grill sundays.
ID. e. Hays, proprietor of the Ma
tional Cafe, is having his restaurant
building completely renovated. The
interior is receiving coats Of yarnisl
and wall paper, while the exterior
/ will be repain,ed.
Five Shoats For Sale.-See 5. +.
Robinson, Oxford, Montana.
The Rev. J Phillip Anshutz Of
White Sulphur Springs, will conduct
tho services Of the Episcopal church
and preach at the Congregational
church ION Thursday. April +, at
Sp. m.
When in the city don't forget to
! go to the Royal Grill Cafe for your
meals. They make it their business
serve you right.
ID. +. Atkinson gave Il chicken SUN
day dinner ut his ranch near the
Snowies, to the following invited
guests: Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. MELON
aid, Miss Olive Mcdonald and j. NJ.
Bangsten. 1t is reported that Bach
lOr Atkins is very handy in the culill-
AIRY department.
Spring and Summer suits. tailor or
dered. From $40 to $50. Red Folsom.
Frank W. Mu:"hy, a rancher from
mi ,n1 tn .,:k
day and will spend several days here
on business matters. Frank reports
the winter wheat crop in his vicinity
as doing fine, and that he has over
70 acres into crop from which he ex-
poets s2Ot'-bushel yield.
For u haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage. see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
Buffalo Bulletin: Mr.. and Mrs.
&. G. Morris were up from the Gap
Thursday attending to business mat
tiers. MIR. Morris is the proprietor
Of the Buffalo Meat Market and
while here moved his tools and furni-
ture from the Freese building to the
small building in the rear of the .)u-
dith restaurant.
! l have Big Four seed oats for
sale at $40 per hundred at my ranch
one and Il half miles east Of Judith
tap. L. FINCH. 1921
AS amended by the last legislature
the law relatin. 10 bOunties for xii :
ing predatory animals provides the
payment for each grown wolf $40, for
each coyote -, for each wolf pup 81,
for each coyote pup 81, for each
mountain lion $40. The bill prov illes
that the state board of equalization
shall annually levy tax of four
mills upon all cattle. horses, mules.