Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1912-03-22

.'nued and in the place of them q
larger nd would be inserted once q
month. The general manager keeps
Clipping Of these ads, which must
he written by the local manager, and
the one pursuing the most effective
advertising campaign will secure a
PRIZE. Mr.. Jones ut once got busy,
anu II he doesn't take the prize for y
caring departure from the beaten
paths Ut advertising, originality and
effectiveness. the Journal man is no
Judge. His future efforts will be
awaited will, great interest.
If you want to become q reader Of
the Journal send in your name today
and 1t You can't spare the money
now we will gladly wait until this
fall.
Says All elderly man in his farmers
Rarb. Il want little piece in your
paper: Wanted woman who car,
COOK. wash, iron, milk four cows an
manage market wagon." Shall
state wages? "Wages nothin'" II
want to marry her." Man wants but
little here below.
Allow, no, encourage your daugh-
ter to be y "tom.boy" if you choose
to call it that; let her play ball, and
ride the horses bareback and when
you have kept it up for u generation
or two, there will he fewer little
graves out on the hillside and more
hearty, healthy women III the land.
Habit is hard to overcome. II You
take from it the first letter you have
"a bit" left. Take another and You
still have "bit" left. If you take
another you still have the whole of it
left. II yOn take another it is not
~ etotally used mp, which goes to
show If You desire to get rid of IL
habit" you must do 80 altogether
and not by bits
A perfect town IS that in which you
see the farmers patronizing the home
merchants, the laborers spending the
money they earn with their trades
men, and all animated by a spirit
that they will not purchase articles
abroad il they can be bought at home.
The spirit Of reciprocity. between
men and mechanics, tradesmen and
manufactures. results every time in
making the town y perfect one TO do
business in.
We need the money but at the same
time we want your name on our sub
scription list whether you pay now
Or next fall.
Whether you talk with your neigh
Dor or q stranger ut home or abroad,
riding or walking always have Il good
word for your town. Speak Of the
beautiful homes, the nice streets, the
eNcellency Of the surrounding conn
try and the intelligence and enterprise
OF your neighbors. Stand by your
town through thick and thin as you
would stand by your best friend in
times Of distress and you will find it
prosperous and thriving Us never
before.
The commercial club held II regular
meeting in i}ain's hall last Saturday
night and transacted considerable
business. II. l.. Bills. the baseball
director, reported that he went to
Hobson to attend the meeting of the
judith Basin league, bat that no
one else showing up no business was
transacted looking to the formation
OF leagne this summer: \ commit
tee consisting CT G. NJ. Gurley, II. l..
Bills and John Dolan was appointed !
to arrange for bonding the town to
secure chemical engines for fire pro-
lection.
Lost. strayed or stolen from nv |
pasture. 10 miles west Of Judith Gap,
one black mare brandedWTon right !
hip; four years old; white
nose: weight 1850. Any 1infor-
nation leading to the recovery Of the |
mare will be rewarded. ID. G. Hays. !
Where is the state Of matrimony?
1t is III the United States. It is
bounded by hugging and kissing OH |
one side and babies and cradles on
the other. Its products are popnla-
ton, brOomstick. and staying out at
nights. 1t was discovered by Adam
and Eve while trying to find Il north
west passage out Of Paradise. The
climate is rather sultry until you
pass the tropics of housekeeping.
when squally weather sets III with
sufficient power to keep all hands
cool as cucumbers. For the princi-
pal roads leading to this interesting
state consult the first pair of blue
eyes you run against.
Marie Louka. the distinguished
composer, has written masterpiece
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