Judith Gap journal. [volume] (Judith Gap, Mont.) 1908-19??, 1913-09-05


and marketed.
DIR. p. E. Thompson, dentist. will
be here on Saturday. Office with DR..
Cans. soft
Mendall Riggs was a Great Falls
visitor this week.
For Sale. At prices that are right.
| Is head OF we'll broke horses ranging
IN weight from 1000 to 100 pounds.
j. E. SOden. 81
Benny Lunceford took in the fair
at Harlowton on Thursday.
Strayed or Stolen.-1 3-vear.old
heifer, branded P-V on ribs. Re-
| ward.-John I. Carlson. 41-tf
Mrs. Charles Lunceford of Bercail.
was in town Wednesday. shopping.
+. G. Worden, lawyer, First Ma
tiOnal block, phone 127, Lewistown.
Mrs. w. J. Mulchay Of Moccasin
was visiting friends here the latver
part Of last week.
! For Sale.-18O acres miles east of
Judith Gap. 10 acres under cultiva-
ton. Good seven room house. S27.5O
per acre on easy terms. Apply to
Mrs. Z. f. Remaly At Clarence Cur
ley's. 42-43
Beers s. Haynes are having the
roof Of their store building tarred.
Charley Kirkpatrick is doing the
work.
For Sale.-Good mich cow.-John
4. Carlson. Att
p. Granberg made business trip
to Lewistown on Monday returning
Tuesday.
Japan Bond typewriter paper at the
Journal office. S1.25 for 500 sheets.
j. A. Kierstead made !: business
trip to LewistOwn and Moore on
Wednesday.
Homesteads, ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and
decided lands. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. See II. j. Thompson or inquire
at the Journal office.
Miss Shell Of Garneill was Gap
visitor on Wednesday.
Billy Foreman has charge of the
j. f. Soden saloon during the alb
sence OF Mr.. Soden.
School starts next Monday.
John Bring and Leo Bulen went
duck hunting Monday and brought
home whole bagful Of game.
ia. Van Hoosen and son, Harold,
Of Martinsdale, were the guests, Sum
day, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Logan POWELL.
While here Mr.. Van Hoosen put in a
bid for the street work.
Charles Heyn returned the latter
part Of last week from his home in
Michigan where lie had been called
by the death Of his father.
William Wilson has accepted a
position with Mckenzie Trading Co.
as salesman. Mr.. Wilson arrived
from Oklahoma recently.
Frank Grieve and Orlo Hetts went
to Harlowton Wednesday to play
with the Twodot ball team agains,
the Harlowton team in game to be
pulled off the first day of the fair.
! DR.. E. NJ. Cans and sons, Paul and
Edward. and G. B. Reideman, autoet
/ to Harl0wton on W ednesday to TAXI
{ in the ball game between Twodot AM
Harlowton.
, Harvest is nearly over, and alread.
! the hum Of the threshers are begin
: TO be heard-the elimination of
4 very fruitful year for the hardwork
, ing farmers of this community.
. G. r. Stone recently completed tn
). cutting aud shocking of his 32O-acr
70 field of oats adjoining the townsite
s Mr.. Stone estimates that this feel
. will Weld at the very least 1900
bushels.
. George Kidder has a field of oat
: that he says will surely go seventy
: five bushels to the acre. This is a
: example of what can be accomplish
: ed by the adoption of good farmin
methods.
Henry C. MISS came down frol
Lewistown Monday on business an
~ to renew old acquaintances. NJ
T. Miss is employed in local taile
shop IN Lewistown.
~ Excavation has been started fd
the new bank building on the cornt
g. of Main street and Third avenue
Is The work will be rushed as rapid
as possible so that nothing wi
Il. stand in the way of the immediat
erection of the building when tt