Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1911-01-13
GAPLETS

vi Du'iItIl huI. are aiming Tue IlIttIy
guests at the Day House.
Don't forget lIarlowton Fayoritas.
Arthur Coslet left Monday for
Lewistown on a business visit.
Harness and shoe repairing. J. II.
Thompson.
The interior of the I.ewistown
Brewery-Saloon cOmpany's oca
building is being remodeled.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will he in
Judith Gap from the 10Th to 25th of
each month. Office in the Gap hotel.
w. J.. McClelland spent several
days the first Of the week at Big
! Sandy, this state, attending to some
| business interests.
Edward G. Russell, attorney at law,
| room 10 in the Empire building,
J! Lewistown, Montana.
I Albert Bolick came home Monday
from Rygate, n. d., where he has
been for some time past attending to
business interests.
Choice meats delivered anywhere
in the city at reasonable prices. c.
G. Morris, Judith Gap.
\. G. Ullman, the Mill represent
tatiye Of the Ford Lumber company.
accompanied by his wife, was in the
city Sunday between trains.
f. &. Worlen, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone ~. i.ewlstown.
Charles II. Coleman, one of Judith
Gaps hustling real estate men, was
in Great Falls several days the first of
the week, and reports having turned
several nice deals.
Try montana Special" Cigar.
George White, who has an excel
lent homestead east OF Living Springs,
was in tile city the first Of the week
purchasing Il large supply of provi-
siOns.
, For a haircut, shave, shampoo or
massage, see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
Mrs. Bolick and daughter arrived
from Rygate, n. d., the first of last
week, and will spend some time WISH
ing at the ranch home of her son,
Albert.
If you are in need of sleighs, wag-
onS, btggieS, or Il traction engine or
in fact anything in the line Of mach
inery, call Oh Soden n Murphy.
Louis j. Greenough made final
communication proof Monday OH his
homestead near the city. Mr. Green
ough has over 80 acres plowed, and
his witnesses testimony showed that
he has his property well improved
and has tirst-class farm.
Attorney f. q. Worden and Furni-
ture Man W. 5. Smith, both of Lewis
town, were in the city Sunday en-
route from Stanford to their home
town. These gentlemen had spent
the evening OF the previous day in
helping to install a Knights Of Pyth-
las lodge in Stanford.
Gardner Green purchased several
wolf traps in LewistOwn during Wis
it there about two months ago.
Gardner has been planning upon how
warm and comfortable he would he
with that wolf skin robe, but as yet
he has not been able to inveigle one
of the animals into the trap, even
though he has baited each trap with
chicken, and many other choice deli
cacies.
Nearly three years ago James p.
| frnn, n
district and filed on Il quarter section
about seven miles west Of the city.
He and his wife have since resided
there, and Mr.. Kent has devoted his
entire time to improving h e
property. He now has over s12OO
worth of improvements on the place,
and made an excellent final commu.
tation proof Monday of this week be-
fore L. S. Commissioner S. j. Small.
{. c. Stayton, who has been farm
ing III this district during the past
five years, raised one Of his best crops
of oats this last season, he having
twelve acres which averaged thirty.
five bushels to the acre. The crop
was raised Oh old ground, and Mr..
StaytOn believes that any cereal can
be successfully raised in this district
even during the dryest seasons, il
sown in well prepared soil.
Nils Larson. who came from Park
River, North Dakota, two years ago
and filed OH a quarter section of LAND
east Of the city. made final commute
ton proof OH his place Monday OF
this week. After filing ON the land
Mr.. Larson returned to Park River
and returned in the spring with his