The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-11-12
Local Happeniags.



OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Bruseesr Mesca.tils Co. are show
ing snappy dress patterns.
Sups. c. b. Lohmiller Of F. Peck Res
ssvatioo Vas in tows from Poplar on Mon
day.
w. c. Mitchell Of the Baisvills Tribune
was IN town Tuesday and made the
Ssarchlighs call.
The Misses Daisy and Cora Stephens
are down from Glasgow and are guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank stephens.
1, is reported that w. G. Reissr and Miss
Zich Of Homestead were married this week.
The Ssarchlight extends grestings.
The Brueeeer Mercantile Co. have re-
esivsd full line Of Red Schoolhouse
shoes. See us for bargains in children's
shoes.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Presbyterian
church viii b sntsrtainsd At the home Of
Mrs, H. D. Edmonds on friday afternoon.
Nov. 18th.
ACHE Curran was in town Wednesday
from his ranch on the South Side with :
lead Of FAX for which he received ST.
per bushel.
Embroidery Club will give an invitation
dance in the Open Hall on Tuesday night
Of next week. 1t will be one Of the social
events Of the season.
The Farmers Institute at Homestead
ON Tuesday was fairly well attended and
those present were enthusiastic as we'll as
interested in the lectures.
/. r. Critics has accepseu position d
salesman 10 the Star MeatnMarket. he
i. known in Culbertson having worked q
the business here before.
The Bruegger Mercantile Co. yesterday
placed 10 the Star Meat Market three.
horse power traction engine. They have
, few more left Come in and examine
them
Harold Summers. Of Chicago nephew
orr. c. S,anfield, arrived here yesterday
morning Just too late for the wedding OF
his cousin, Pearl. He will spent the win e
with Joe MORN.
I. w. Humphrey. formerly landlord Of
the old Evans Hotel. is dead. As will be
seen in the Poplar items, Mrs Humphrey
of the New Poplar Hotel received notice Of
his death this week.
A prairie t,re caused some damage and
considerable hard work Monday night east
of town. II probably started from the
engines on the G. N. Ry.. but was subduec
before any very serious damage
DR.. ]. b. Mccollum. exper, op'ic'an ane
eve specialist from Great Falls will be II
POPLAR Nov, 10Th and 18th: Wolf Poin
Nov. 18th and ROTH. Glasses fitted fo'
auy defects of the eye-sight. Free exam
ination.
A marriage license was issued last wee'
IA William Anderson, of Medicine Lake. ane
Marie Peterson, of Dagmar. The Search
lsh, has As We, received no notification o
their wedding. but extends congratulations
all the same.
The Bon Ton Cafe is gaining ne" Gus
toners day by day bv courteous treat
men, of their guests. The Company y
Americans
all skilled in catering TO the public Notice
their new ad.
Mr. and Mrs. John Shlag. of Redstoue
,pen, few DAYS in town last week. MI
Shlae has a stock ranch and raises horse
and cattle, but is turning his attention
farming. He had fifty acres in crop TIL
wear and intends to seed over hunnre
next season.
Pioneer Day Exercises were held in tn
Assembly room Of the school house Ia.
Friday afternoon. Several approPriat
sonss we're sung by the school chiidre
and Rev. d. C. Cowan gave . short tai
on the pioneers Of Montana and what ID
day siguihed.
Mrs. C. L. Folkestad entertained III
ladies Of Wild Rose Chapter Of the Easter
Star Wednesday afternoon in honor {
Worthy Grand Ma.ren Nellie rhompso
of Bo.sman. Mrs Mahon, Of GiasGos
vas also an honored guest. Miss Aarsha
cave some fine musical selections. Afis
which lunch was served and all had
pleasant time.
II vas expected tina, wedding Of 4
H. Clifford and Miss Eva Bevick woal
come od ut the same time that their friend
Roy Forncrook and Miss Pearl Ssanhel
were married on Wednesday. As il WI
known that marriage licenses for bot
eyeu,s were secured on the same dat
However. il is now whispered that II
cliaord- Be~ick wedding will not Be y
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