The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-03-05
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James Peterson. OF Lanark. was in town
Wednesday.
Ed. Cowles, Of ST. Paul. is here today
selling law books.
Frank Stephens was in Glasgow yester-
day for short visit.
The County Commissioners have been
in session all this week.
Notice the change in the ad Of II. NJ.
cosier Of Poplar this week.
A wedding of Homestead parties will take
place in Culbertson tomorrow.
wASTKD.-Good girl at The Bakery at
once. Steady work and wages. Att
Frank Stephens received U. S. Patent
to his claim adjoining town last week.
The new Myers Patent Force Pumps for
farmers a. S. S. Moen's is what you want.
See those Keen Kutter Safety Razors. for
sale by S. S. Moen. the Hardware Man.
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| Parshall & Edomnds are advertising
Spring Lines in Clothes and Shoes this
week.
| o. NJ. Dahl, agent for Duluth Brewing
Co., OF Mondak. was here Saturday to take
in the show
Louis Johnson returned home from
Glasgow yesterday where he had been
doing jury duty.
G N. Ator returned from Glasgow
yesterday afternoon where he went to do
jury duty but was excused.
Mich Cows.-Extra choice fresh cows
Prices right South Side Ranch S. b.
Palmer. att
The Economy Store and Bakery is get
ting fine trade. Notice the change Of
their ad.
II you need set Of harness come in and
look over our stock Brenna & Schow.
Made in our harness shop. 3otf
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Kao returned yester-
day from Russell. N. D.. and went to live
on their claim north Of town.
S. S. Moen. the Hardwar man. adver-
tises pumps for farmer sthis week. Look
at his patent force pump. before bying.
The Wi,tmeier Brooks Co keep on the
crest OF the wave They have in a fine
line of Spring Goods. See their new ad
The NJ. w. A. dance in the Tanner OPP
era Hail last night was very successful
affair. all enjoying themselves to the utmost
Mrs. ID. {. Reed has purchased the small
house recently built by Dan Gonion on
Hedderich avenue west OF the Searchlight
residence.
Harry Hunter. the Piano Tuner. left
Tuesday for Bainville after very success.
full engagement here where he gave good
satisfaction.
!. w. Haigler. Of Helena. deputy u. S.
Marshall arrived in Culbertson Wednes-
day and went to Plentywood yesterday on
official business.
The weather for the past two weeks in
Culbertson has been simply lovely and
springlike and farmers are all making pre-
parations for the spring work.
George S. Tonne. charged with forgery
and Charles Texido, charged with grand
larseny decided to plead guilty in the dis
trict court this week and will be sentenced
later.
ohm Sherry. who was on trial in Glas-
gov for the murder Of Harry Black. was
convicted of manslaugh,er and the jury
r fixed the penalty at one years imprison-
, ment in the states prison a, Deer Lodge.
p. Peterson, postmaster at tire new
postofhce Of Peterson. located about three
miles south Of the lake called Medicine
Lake. returned yesterday morning from a
4 ten days visit to the Twin Cities where he
purchased new stock for his store. lie
= also visited his old home, Park River, N H.
Mark Thomas is wholesale agent for
= Schmidfs Beer and Drurys Soft Drinks
: Leave orders at Eagle Saloon. phone Sc.
ATT
w. J. Hardy. D. C. Nordman and Franz
Porter, who have farms on Sheep Creek
a received four carloads of farm implements
r household furniture and live stock fron
4 their old homes in the east this week and
E were busy transporting the stuff to theil
claims. A large lot Of poultry was amons
A the stock.
Z Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Walnum left fol-
e Great Falls Tuesday. They have sold
e their residence and most Of the furniture
the former to o. E. James, Mr.. Walnuu
e was connected with the Independent, Eie
vator. arriving here year ago last Sep
TENDER and shortly after was married
Mr.. aud Mrs. Walnum will be missed b,
!. ! a large circle of friends
VIM. Powers. formerly cashier of tn,