The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-29
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! Regular preaching services will be held
at the Homestead school house. District
No. S. on Wednesday. February sd at ;
p. m. JASPER Weber. Pastor.
Ami Is. Tanner arrived home from Min
neapolis Wednesday morning after visit
of little over month, very much improv-
ed in health and looking fine.
Uncle Tom Darwin has fully recovered
from bis recent illness and is at his old
tricks again skylarking around with the
girls. Uncle Tom is only So years old.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Curran. of the
South Side. were in town Monday and
Mrs. curran made application for MEM
bership in the Royal Neighbors. Lodge.
have for sale gasoline outfit complete
that can be bought dirt cheap. all ready
tor business. Part time given if desired.
See me at once. Il. o. Lunke. Atty. att
:, The free dance eiuen by the culber,son
Eagles last Friday night was great sue
cess socially. The Culbertson Orchestra.
composed Of FIVE members. rendered fine
music.
F. L. Hedges, Of Mondak. was in town
Tuesday and accompanied the funeral par.
~ of Mrs. Cordelia Hedges to that town.
Chas. Hedges. A. Folsom and G. Allen
were of the party.
See those Keen Kuiier Safety Razors.
for sale by S. S. Moen. the Hardware Man
sIn
new church is being built in Mondak
and anotner one about to be started as the
Catholic elemen, OF that town are becom-
ing quite active and by this time next year
we look for two beautiful houses OF WORSHIP .
in our neighboring village
A Cowboy ballad was received this week
from II. Z. RIOS, Of Plentywood which vii |
appear in the Searchlight in the near future
Lomax. Texas, who is making collection
| OF Cow boys ballads and songs.
The Embroidery Club met last Friday
at the residence of Mrs. Courchene and
spent the usual pleasant afternoon. A oveiy
lunch was served Mrs. A X. Milton will
entertain the Club on Friday OF next week
at the residence OF Mrs. +. {. N-wcomb.
If you want gooi coffee. try "Dakomin'
on sale al The Big Store.
Mondak citizens have recently SUBJ
seribed 81 900 for the purpose OF building
and maintaining permanent ferry to OPP
crate between Mondak aud lava. This
speaks volumes for our thriving little neigh
Dor. A permanent ferry is something
Mondak aud lava will always be prond Of
Alfred !. Garneau has started up a
Plumbing. Steam & Gas Ligh, Shop with
Repair and Tin Shop in connection in
the Courehene basem Mt next 10 r. o. He
has had II years experience in his line OF
business. He will be ready for business
by next Monday, Feb. list.
For good set of harness go to Brenna &
Schow Harness Shop. 3etf
]. c. Sherlock. representing the Hamm's
Brewing Co.. from East Grand Forks. was
here Saturday shaking hands with old
friends and incidently boosting little for
the commodity he is selling. He was &C
companied by Tom Lennon. his Mondak
representative.
Aurias McKinney's little son about ten
years old is at the Valley Hospital i'll with
pneumonia. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckinney and
son were returning from visit 10 their old
home in Missouri and the boy was taken i'll
after leaving St. Paul. They arrived in
Culbertson Tuesday afternoon and the
child was at oncs taken to the Hospital.
]. 2. Bruegger has received the appoint
ment from Gov. Norris as delegate to the
Dry Farming Congress which meets in
Chyenne. Wyo. Feb. 23d 10 zoth.. 1909.
The citizens of Billings. Mont. are going
to make an effect to have the Congress for
1910 meet at the place and desire a full
delegation from Montana to the Congress
at Chyenne
Tom Lennon. Mondak's noted thespian.
was here Saturday. He informs US that
he IS rehearsing play entitled. Dads
Girl" which he is going to produce with
Mondak talent for the beneh, Of the Odd
Fellows Lodge. The play should be big
success as old Tom is no novice in the the
atrical business and the chances are we
can induce him to hiring the company to
Culhertson.