Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-05-17


door can see whether or not their
best girl is present and thus set \
troubled brain at rest. The plan
would undoubtedly be 4 great con-
venience for certain class Of young
men aud would work well in many
places.
Jerry G. Lester was a business WIS.,
itor at Lewistown the first Of the
week.
Mrs. J. A. Bring and Mrs. James
T. Kent spent Sunday and Monday i'll
LewistOwn.
If you want hat right up-to-date
go to Mrs. Berg's millinery, next
door to Oliver Readel's jewellery
store). She also has large line Of
childrens' hats and baby bonnets
from soc up.
r. q. She'll sold / 900 head of fine
sheep to the Butte Butchering COM
pany Monday.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hanson, Mrs. Oline
Wiseman and Mrs. j. II. Balm left OH
43 Wednesday for Great Falls, where
they will spend several days.
Miss Anna Compton who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. &. w. Weav.
er has returned to her home in south
ern Illinois.
Mckenzie Trading Company has
made arrangements to handle the
bread made by the StagOod Home
Bakery of IlarlowtOn. First class
bread and satisfaction guaranteed. 1t
Frank Arth spent a few days in
Lewistown the first of the week.
John A. McCauley made II business
trip to Lewistown the first Of the
week.
+. n. Waugh has accepted a posi-
ton III the repair shops Of the G. NJ.
4 +. 8. Rly., at Roundup.
Pete Quasi was busy greeting all
his friends in town last week.
Mrs. S. j. Small and daughter Miss
Jean arrived in the city Wednesday
from Iledgesville and will make their
home here during the summer.
See Frank Carrier for Flowing.
Thomas Lyons Of Windham was
guest at the w. 4. Fringer home on
Sunday.
o. Fl. Deyarmon left Monday for
Seattle, WASH, to be absent about
three weeks.
Mrs. W. 7. Fringer left yesterday
for Corning, Iowa, where she will
spend month visiting her relatives.
Mrs. j. II. Bair and daughter Stel-
la returned Sunday from weeks
visit with friends at Billings and
Butte.
Benney Lunceford is spending
some time on his homestead near La
vina, but may be forced to return to
his home in Minnesota until he en-
tirely RECEIVERS from his rheumatic
tendencies.
DIR. f. NJ. Cans spent Sunday and
Monday in LewistOwn. The doctor
can now be found in his office III the
lays building.
S. J. Small is having erected an Of
flee building next to the Journal Of
flee, which he will occupy Temperate
| ly as a residence, and later use it for
real estate office.
Flax Seed For Sale.-l have about
800 bushels Of good clean flax. See
or write me ut Garneill, Montana.
! john IL. johnson. 25tf
Mrs. Oline Wiseman and son Irvine
returned last Friday from l'elling-
ham, WASH, where they have spent
the last two months visiting relatives.
Mrs. Wiseman has again taken up
her duties as cashier in the GapGrill.
The Swedish Baptist services were
largely attended last Sunday evening
and a still larger congregation will be
expected next Sunday. Rev. 5. \,
Nelson announces Swedish service
H.
musical selections at 3 p. M.
G. l.. Gordon, one of the able ma
chinists at the local Great Northern
shops, is completing a home on his
ranch near Okla. Mr.. Gordon expects
his family to arrive from Michigan
the latter part of the month, and h
will have his fine building oh TIN
ranch ready for their occupancy.
Speaking of advertising: There j
no business that cannot be increase'
and benefited by advertising. n
class of advertising pays as we'll as
well written newspaper ad. There j
no work you could do that woul
bring you as great returns as to us
thirty minutes time each day III tn
study of advertising, if you are in busi