The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-11-05

Mr.. shippee.o Of Plsnsywsod. ~as. in..own
Tuesday
Tanner 4 Bes, jus, received two carloads
Of Furniture this week.
Richard Edmonds. clerk in Parshall &
Edmsnds store returned yesterday morn |
ing from trip to Chicago
Tanner 4 Best are displaying their
Furniture 10 the rooms above the store
and are showing the finest line ever shown
in Calbertson.
Samuel Lesson. father Of George Lee
son. Of Lanark. came up from Ardock. N.
D.. yesterday to visit his son Accom-
panying him was ]. S. Corey. Of Ardock,
who is looking for homestead location.
The Embroidery Club was held last Fri
day afternoon with Mr.. A. r. Milton.
Election Of officers was the principal bu-
siness Of the session. Mrs. c. S. Stafford
was elected president and Mrs. ]. w.
Dale Secretary.
Rev. Robert Maurer and family are now
settled upon a claim near Homestead hav-
ing purchased the improvements Of s. NJ
Forbragd German Lutheran Church
has been organized at Homestead Of which
Rev. Maurer is pastor.
The first Friday afternoon in November
has been designated as Pioneer Day"
II is not a legal school holiday. but is a
day TO be observed by appropriate exerclses
by all schools on the afternoon OF tina, das.
Exercises are being held in the Cuiberison
school this afternoon.
A prairie FIRE IS reported at Homestead
on TUESDAY |, started Al the ra,i' oasi
| grading camp about half mile west %
| Hccabe> place A part OF the camp "utht
Sas bnrn-,i aai several havsiacks and a
Darn belonging TO Casper Anderson All u,
fifty men were engaged in fighting the fire
which extended over to about half a mile
the other side Of the stage road.
| The case OF o. E. Hineline VS. Grant
Allen. both Of Mondak. came up before
Judge Mathews Tuesday on change oil
venue from Mondak HIneline. an elevator
man, brought suit against Allen for dam
ages for failure to deliver FAX on contract
the price of that commodity having raised
after the contract was made. jury tria
was had and the jury awarded damage:
in full Of amount asked. SI6s.76. A. J.
Bessie of Williston was attorney for plain
tiff and Attorney George Mollering Of vii
lis,on represented the defendant.
Mrs Peter Belle gave a farewell bar
auet at the St. Pau Hotel Sunday nigh
the new proprietor, Andrew Botterus
taking charge on Monday morning Abou
fifty ladies and gentlemen attended tn
banquet including nearly all the bushes
and professional men in town and thei
wives. Ii was an elaborate affair Of severa
courses. including spring chicken and de
licious ice cream. Mrs. Beilen has success
fully conducted the hotel for the past thre'
years and has many friends in Cu,bertson
She has moved out on her claim north o
Culbertson
Mr.. and Mrs n. ID. Edmonds were yer,
pleasantly surprised Sunday The Luck,
Six fraternity. OF Williston. Of which Mr.
Edmonds was member. arrived en- mass
SUNDAY on the Skidoo and spent the day
returning TO willis,on in the evening
Material Tor a reval spread Was brought b,
the guests. conspicuous among which were
IL mammoth turkeys. The visitors .nm
men I'd VERY 'avnrabs upon the substantial
business institutions of our cit. and ~-r,
delightfully."- surprised with tine number o
beautiful homes The part, was com
posed # the following; Mr.. and Mrs
diversion, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. knaui. Mr.
and Mrs. S. ]. Creaser. Mr. and Mrs. F
II Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. b. ]. Schoreege
, Miss Myrtle Ruuice, Miss Florence smitl
and Mr.. ]. b. Lvon.
There is no case on record Of cough o
cold resulting j. pneumonia or cunsump
ton after Foley's Honey and Tar has been
taken. as i, will stop your cough and breal
J fup your cold quickly. Refuse any but tn
genuine Foley's Honey and Tar in yellow
packages, Contains No opiates and is SAT-
and sure. Valley Drug Co.