The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-05-07


do,en from May roth to May asth. 3t3
Notice the new id Il the City Livery
Barn. Butterfield & Enbiebrisht. pro-
prietors.
The new Pioneer store Of Jarvis & Fish
beck. At Plentywood, IS about completed.
The plate glass front was put in last week.
Mrs. w. G. Hafer lef, Tuesday to pur-
chase stock for the Economy Store She
will be gone abou, two weeks and win visit
relatives in Michigan.
Uncle Philip Lavatta. well known In
dian Scout Of long ago, passed the sIss
milestone on his journey through life last
Saturday May Ist. 1909.
c. Z. Conner. Of Minneapolis, formerly
.tenographer in Law school and lawyer
himself. has accepted position in the
Office Of Attorney r. O. Lunke.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c Hafer lef, yes,er-
day morning for ST. Paul. Mr.. Hafer will
return in short time but Mrs. Hafer will
take trip to Chicago and other points TO
visit relatives.
Mr.. Wilson. Of Estervan. Can, was in
iowa Monday and speaks highly OF this
part Of the country. He says he will bring
back q number Of new settlers from Ester
van this spring.
Al. Cratzenberg. father Of Mrs. w. II.
Reed left for his home In DEBORAH. Iowa.
on Monday after a visit Of couple OF
weeks. He will stop in ST. Paul to visit a
daughter on the way.
lin Mcdonald was down from Poplar
Monday to consult DR.. johnston in regard
to his son who was operated upon some
weeks ago The young mans neck does
not heal up as readily as il should.
Special Ofer-Cabinet photos ., Peters
Studio. SAYS dozen from May roth to
May 2sth. 33
The sorrel race horse, which formerly
belonged to Billy Ford. will be sold al
auction in front Of Butterheld & Engle-
brights barn on SATURDAY.. May 18th. See
notice Of Lien Sale"
Walter Booi died in Glasgow Of consump-
ton On the last day Of April 1909, his end
was probably fastened BY his trouble and
confinement on account Of his completely
in the Hayes affair last July.
| Id. Watkins. Of Redstone. was in town
| Monday and took out load Of lumber on
Tuesday. He reports an eight inch snow
fall in that neighborhood last week, which
will help the crops whole let.
c. G. Nay. Of the Shell Creek Coal Co.,
near Lanark. was in town Monday and re-
ports that they are still mining coal for
summer use general store is also soon
to open for business in Lanark.
See Isaac Murray or ]. F. Kehoe for
Humane Barbed Wire. II is single wire
with rotary barbs and is three times as
strong as the ordinary twisted wire. will
las, three times as long. and costs one
fourth less. at
A congregational meeting will be held a
the Presbyterian Church next SUNDAY a
the close Of the evening service. The OBJ
iect Of this meeting is to act upon the re
signation Of Rev. Butter as pastor and Il
arrange for his successor.
Call on Isaao Murray for repairs to gas
oline engines, etc. Also agent for the hes
engines on the market. att
Mrs. Lucinda McAliister. who died oI
Thursday Of las. week on her claim nea
Lanark, was buried in culbertson Gene
| terry Saturday morning. May rst. Sh
) leaves one son. Frank McAllister. to mouIl
the loss OF faithful mother.
E The following teachers took the examina
1 ton at Culbertson. April 80 and May Isl
: Miss Essie Hayes. Culbertson: Miss Nor
' L. Roy. Iowa. Miss Amelia Malcolm. Mi.
' souri,. Miss Zoe Grant. Missouri. Mi:
= Lille Haines. Iowa; Mr.. z. 7. Higgins
d Kentucky
Chris. Paulsen. Paul Wagner. Tom Kel
nedy. Ed. Kennedy and Geo. Isbell. ha'
ing served the sentence in the county ia
imposed by Judge Ta,,an for being in
plicated in the Hayes rio, last July. wei
released early in the morning May Ist an
arrived in Culbertson on the morning trail
'e Howard Lesh. agent for Cadillac al
81 REQ Automobiles. Head quarter a, Ola
It gov. Montana. a
,e Rev. Geo. w. Edwards. Of the Presb
Of terrain Mission field, held services at Pie
" tywood on Sunday. April a5,h. in the ia
Wis & Fishbeck building. Arrangement
' have been made for Sunday School the
re each Sunday. Rev. Edwards was in c.
A. bertson Monday Of this week and play
ball in the professional team.
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