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

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Mrs. G. NJ. Barrow spent several
days in town visiting her mother.
Mrs. r. T.. Harrison.
Wanted: 1000 acres of blowing.
Can give figures on guaranteed work.
Write lngolf Birkeland, Judith
Gap. tiff
Mrs. McClelland has been on the
sick list for several days under the
care of DR.. Cans.
Wanted-At the City Meat Market
good beef cattle, hogs, chickens, but
ter and eggs.
A brother or r. f. Barrows arrived
Tuesday from South Dakota and will
spend some tine in the Gap.
- Ambrose Dunn-cOntractOr and
builder. Work satisfactory to owner.
Our school closes Friday so teach
ers and pupils are unusually busy
with the final examinations.
Try the family style meals at the
at the Gap Hotel Grill-35 cents. Din
ner from II TO 2-supper from $3.50 to
1880. None better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mulcahy are moving
from the Fringer home to the stan
ley cottage, better known as the
O'Connor home.
Win 80 piece, hollow handle Rod
gers lS47 silver set at Deyarnon's.
Glen $. Bills received telegram
Monday April 2sth from Spokane,
WASH, announcing the birth of
daughter. Mrs. Bills and the baby
are getting along excellently.
a discount of five per cent will be
given OH all cash purchases of lumber
from me for the next 30 days. If you
want lumber come now:
W. NJ. Yaple.
Will Rhine received a message from
California, where his parents reside,
that his aged mother had been strick-
en- with paralysis. The Rhines are
already to move back to the old home
in Missouri, but will be detained
while pending the condition of his
parent.
PatrOniZe our advertisers.
DIR. Cans placed a plaster cast on
Charles E. Parker's leg Tuesday. Mr..
Parker has been improving rapidly
since fracturing his leg ten days ago
and having the cast on now will be
permitted to go to his ranch home.
Haircut Sc, Shave l5c. Lewistown
Steam !. Laundry Rough Dry--6c pound.
Plottner's, next to postoffice.
What's the use to be tight wad?
What's the use to knock and frown?
Better 60 and join the bright squad,
Boosting for the good old town. Be
a booster and a helper. be a hero in
the strife; don't so waiting like a
yelper who is weary of his life. Ii
you do not like your village don't GO
preaching like zap that it's only tit
for tillage. Help to put it OH the
map.
House for rent.-Abraham Olson
| X. s. Kalayjian and his brother, n
s.. were in the city Tuesday ant
Wednesday from Hedgesville. X. S
has an up-to-date harness shop il
Hedgesville and is one of the mos
progressive business men in this sec
ton. He intends to put another shol
in Judith Gap within the near future
and place his brother in charge. The,
will handle all kinds of leather repai
work as well as make new harness.
Wanted.-Girl for general house
work. Good wages. Mrs. ALDER
Peterson.
County Assessor Stewart is endea
vOring to make known to the taxpay
ers of the county that the railroa
companies and large corporations pa
taxes on their real estate and Othe
holdings just the same as "dry lant
er" pays on his. The idea has b.
come somewhat prevalent that til
railroads and corporations escaped
large percentage of their tax. The
pay the same tax as individuals.
. Try Old Style Lager at til
:. Eagle Buffet.
J Mrs. Stoutenburg of Ctic in writir
for the Benchland News writes an a
1 ticle which we believe to be high
! exaggerated, but nevertheless it wi