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


For haircut, shave. shampoo or
massage. see me. l.. j. Bulen. 25tf.
March came in like IL lamb. and if
the old saying is true, will go out
like Il lion.
Oysters served any style at the Gap
| Hotel Cafe.
George Finch returned Wednesday
night from BOZpman where he bad
been for the past week attending to
business interests.
DR.. Cabbage, dentist, will he in
Judith Gap from the 10Th to 25th of
each month. Office in tile Gap hotel
Work has been temporarily sus-
, pended on the Thompson building,
and it is reportee that when it
is completed it viii he opened with 4
dance.
SPECIAL Sunday chicken dinner
served ut the Gap Hotel Cafe.
Miss Rita Brown returned Monday
from a several days visit in Lewis
town as the guest of Miss I.angoon
at the Bright hotel.
Harness and shoe repairing. j. II.
Thompson.
For some unknown reason the Nor
thern Pacific has refused to sell any
OF it's land in lr-lo.
Once served. always served at the
Royal Grill.
Phil sham. who has been visiting
for several weeks at the McCaulpv
ranch, let yesterday for New York
City.
Home made pes. cakes and cookies
at the Gap Eotei afe.
"Bnster" Peterson is recovering
from Il severe attack of measles.
Try Montana Special" Cigar.
Miss Rose Skeen has accepted a po-
siton as assistant in the post office
department an d stenograpller i'm
Beers X Haynes
Read ManIey's add carefully. 1t
Don't overlook the big stock sale
ad in this week s issue which will be
held at Bencllland this month. 1t
Will be an opportunity to secure some
high class stuff.
Cal at the Gap Cafe for bread.
Herman Fieskie sold team to the
Hogan brothers this week. The bows
are pretty well supplied with horses
now and expect to farm EXTENSIVELY
this summer.
Pnre-l'red Rhode Island Reds
Eggs for sale, Sl.o0 per setting of if
teen. +. {. Metzger, Rothiemay,
Montana. l4-l1
G. II. Coleman left yesterday for
cascade, this state, where he will
add some more choice acres to the
already large number he has listed
for sale.
Choice meats delivered anywhere
III the city at reasonable prices. {.
{. Morris, Judith Gap.
W. \. Barley, the duke Of Oxford,
was in the city Wednesday. lie says
he raised rs bushels Of winter wheat
To the acre on his place last year, and
that his farm is not for sale.
Edward q. Russell, attorney at law.
room 10 in the Empire building,
Lewistown. Montana.
}. J. Duvall, a rancl,er from the
Garneill district, was in the clty to-
day. Mr.. Duvall has $50 acres SOW
Ell to winter wheat and also expects
to put in some spring gram.
Big CHICKEN Dinner at the Roy
al Grill sundays.
". :. Manley, Of ManIey's depart
ment store i'll Garneill, was in the
city Wednesday,.
Five ShOats For Sale.-See :, f..
Robinson, Oxford, Montana.
"Dinger" Readerman has evident
ly gone into the lay business. as he
has been supplying his neighbors
with hay of late. "Dinger's" many
friendsIwish him success in his latest
venture.
F.. Il. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tional block, phone l27. Lew,stown.
Miss Emily Foster arrived in the
city Monday from two weeks visit
with relatives at lledyesville. She
left the following morning for the
home of her parents ut Ringling.
Don't forget IIarlOwtOn FavOritas.
During the absence of George Finch
and family from their ranch, George
kidder and Roy Ingram have been
taking care of the place and have
with great tenacity built up an EN-
viable dairy business. They have a
milk route established and it won't