The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-10-29
local Happenings.

this week
lin Helmer shipped car load Of cattle
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Powell we're in town this
week from the Muddy.
S. H. Sowle. of Westhope. N. D.. spent
few DAYS 10 town on business
George Balm accompanied chas. Farrell
to Chicago with 80 cars of Beef cattle.
Elmer Bergh went to Chicago Saturday
with the cattle from the Redstone ranch.
Ed Eagan. the Sheep man shipped ten
cars Of good mutton to Chicago Saturday
last.
Misses Myrtle and Alice Haines. Of En-
,erprise left Wednesday morning for North
Dakota.
I. r. Kehoe. Of the Phoenix has inaugu-
rated a lunch counter which seems very
popular.
Lawrance Reuter-. who lives on the
east side of Medicine Lake. is seriously i'll
from Typhoid.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Olsen, of Dane Valley.
celebrated their silver wedding anniversary
Oct. IS. 1909.
Richard Edmoads. clerk for Parshall &
Edmonds, went to Chicago last Saturday
for short visit.
The Embroidery club will be entertained
this afternoon by Mrs A. r. Mitten
Officers will be elected.
viii Stahl took Rev. Maurer by auto
eight miles north. on Sheep Creek. to visit
Mr.. Grams, who is seriousl, i'll.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will be
entertained at the home of Mrs. A k.
Mitten Fripay afternoon, Nov. 5.
Mrs. Robert and Mrs. REYNOLDS. OF
Snake Creek. were in town Wednesday and
were the guests Of Mrs. w. S. Evans.
Frank ]. Mccormick. the right hand
man Of the Bruegger Mercantile Co.. spent
a couple of days in Great Falls last week.
David H. Beecher president of the Uni
on National Bank. Of Grand Forks, N d.,
was here this week looking over the town.
Antonio Cattaneo. of The South Side, was
proving up on his HON estead and desert
claim before W Mathews last Saturday.
His brotherr was in town as witness.
Mrs. / A. Williams is visiting on the
Pacific coast with her sister. She has been
in rather poor health the past year and il is
hoped that the climate there will benefit
her.
Toe White Bear one of the progressive
natives of this part OF Mouana. was in
town Saturday and joined the Seachligh'
honor roll He shipped his cattle to Chi
cage the same day.
Two trainloads of cattle were shipped
from Culbertson last Saturday. This is
about the last big bunch that will be
shipped from this point as the ranchers are
now going to fam their places.
w. b. Houger. one Of the progressive
new settlers here, was IN from Homestead
Saturday and joined the Searehlieht honor
roll His IL acres oil flax averaged G
tushelS 10 the acre. fifty acres OF @heai
averaged 10 and oats averaged s. hnshei'
to the acre.
Ole Hanson one OF the rising Yours
farmers Of bane Valley Was in town with
a load of fiex las SATURDAY. and bees ne
subscribe of the Searchlight. He has :
fine claim and his crop averaged a. follows
Flax IL bushels to the acre. ~hea, II
bushels and oats 40 bushels.
Andrew Caspsr, of Dagmar was in ,o~r
Tuesday and joined the Searehlisht honol
roll. He brought in a load OF grain. Hi
had IS acres in fax. which averaged II
bushels to the acre and IS bushels in oat
which averaged 40 bushels to the acre.
Art Gustafson. NJ. NJ. Biscuit and L
f Schow of Culbertson and E. E. Eli,
and Prof. NJ. Bygg of Willistou, spen
several days in the Sand Hills. east o
Medicine Lake last week returning to Cul
bertson Saturday. There is considerable,
81 story about the party being lost. which
any one Of them win tell you.
The following parties from Redston,
shipped cattle from Culber,son to Chicago
last Saturday. Olaf Bergh. John shlag
W. Grey. and Jack Bennett. Chas Farrell
bought the herds Of Carl GilbeE.son. Joh1
A. Davis. Geo. Mccoy. !. c. Wigmore ant
others and shipped on the same day, Th
whole lot amounted to two train loads. ant
probably the largest bunch Of range cattl
that will be shipped from Culbertson.
VIM. Crandall, Of Lakeside. one Of th
cid timers Of this part Of the country. wa
in tswa with his family on Saturday las,
He joined the Searchlieht honor roll. H
had 400 acres in crop which averaged q