The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-07-30

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Graphite harvester oil at Tanner 4 Best.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. v. Hurst. Of Daleview.
were in town on Tuesday.
I. B. Buckley. Of the South Side. vas
in town Tuesday.
P. n. Bryan. Of Poplar. was Cuibert-
son visitor yesterday.
L ]. Bolster and family. Of Harlem.
Mont. were in town Tuesday.
Mems Negligee summer shfits-new
goods. sew styles. new prices at Tanner q
Best's.
Miss Blanche Wilson left last Friday
for Dore, N. D.. to visit a friend and spend
her vacation.
| Mr.. T. T. Armstrong was down from
Brockton Tuesday and made the Search
light call.
Judge Mathews puts on considerable new
dignity this week over the arrival at his
home Tuesday night of baby girl.
Mrs. w. S. Evans and Mrs. WIN. Evans
visited at tine Evans horse ranch on the
South Side couple Of days this week.
w. z. Johnson. foreman in the Search
light Office, left Monday moraing. accom-
panied by his sister. for Seattle and two
months visit on the coast.
| FARM LOANS: I.3. 5 or 10 years.
Privilege payments lowest rates. money
the same day you sign. Fred Southland,
Main ST.. Williston. N. Oak.
Hon. Frank G. Arnett has purchased
several lots from c. A. Witsmeier near the
L. L. Brooks residence and intends &c
erect fine dwelling house thereon fo'
himself and family. q, a cost Of about
900.
FoR SALE-My Cadillac auto runabsut
; have no use for it and will sell for cash. Of
trade for mares or cattle. In perfect run
ing shape. X. O. LUKE lat
: Mrs. d. c. Phillips and Mrs. Geo
5 FaschinR. OF Homestead. left Saturday TO
Newark. Ohio. to visit their old home.
r Frank Steinle. of the firm Of Tangbols
Leaders Of Fashions. who have big store
at Grand Forks and Williston. paid Cul
bertson visit on Wednesday.
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs. +
s. Reed last Friday and spent pleasan
! afternoon lunching and visiting. Tn
club will meet next Friday at the usua
time with Mrs. T. Courchene.
{ C. S. Stafford made trip to Glasgow
e the first OF the week and returned the mex
: day accompanied by Mrs. Stafford. VIII
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. L
: Siai,ery.
| Tom Lennon is taking j. F. kehoe'
/ place in the Phoenix Cafe. while the latte
J. is absent ,n-Seattle. Tom will join tn
! Crows Theatrical Company later and wi
!. be with them during the winter.
Otto Glaenske left Tuesday evening o
4 his initial trip as a travelling salesman. fo
l the L. L. May Seed House. OF ST Paul.
I Mrs NJ. +. Hall sustained another opel
4 alton Saturday at the hands OF DIR.
! Johnston. who reports that the lady is hole
ing her own very nicely.
j K.O. Slette has leased the Stafford res
dence and moved his family into It
I Monday. This is one Of the best equippe
i residences in town. having modern IN
l provements
!; George Walters. John Hermanson an
) C. C. Scott, all Of whom have claims o
Sheep Creek, we're in town Wednesda
and paid this Office a pleasant cal
{ Messrs. Walters and Scott subscribed To
! the Searchligh,.
Y Mr. and Mrs w G. Hafer have decide
. to close out the business Of the Econom
Bakery on account Of the fact that Mr.
!. Hafers health is poor in this climate an
: altitude. Notice their ad on this page.
A. G. Moon arrived here from Mohal
|. N. D., about the middle Of the month an
has assepted position as clerk for Tame
y & Best. He expects his wife and fot
u children here in short time.
y The Independen, Elevator. forms r
! owned by Nordmarken Walnum. h;
= been purchased by w. l. Saxton. OF GleI
z burne. N. D.. who is rapidly putting
4 into shape. making extensive repairs. ct
y II will be open for business next week NJ
y Saxton is an experienced grain buyer an
= a pleasant man to meet.
Herbert Dunbar returned to culbertsc
q about ten days ago from Kalispell and hi