The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-30

Best's.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Schow.
on Saturday. = girl.
Born.-To Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Boil
s,er. Plenty wood. last week. girl.
Found Ladies pocket book. Inquire
at Searchlghs or ]. L. Hatfield. At
Furnished Rooms For Rent.-Inquire Of
John Kramer. jani,or Of Public School. apo
L. L. Brink, Of Poplar. vas in town
yesterday and attended the telephone con-
ference in the afternoon.
Culber,son's professional ball team char
lenges any team of PROBES sional men from
Mino. to Seattle for q game Of base ball.
The Malta Commercial Club has issued
some fifteen thousand illustrated folders.
and they are being distributed throughout
the east.
Mrs. G. w. Tanner and Mrs. I. L.
Brooks returned from their visit to ST. Paul
last night. both much improved in health
and spirits.
Thos L. Kennedy and Miss cordelia 1.
Waterman. both Of Ridgelawn. Dawson
Co were united in marriage by w. Mathews
justice OF peace this morning.
Norwegian Lutheran services will b held
10 the Presbyterian Church next Tuesday
evening. May 4. at 8 O'Clock, by Rev. G.
NJ Tangvold.
Miss Pearl Stanheld is out for trip to
the AlaskaYukon Exposition at Seattle
and has entered the contest inaugurated at
Glasgow by the Democrat.
Miss Mclaughlin, Of Antelope. was OPP
Grated on for enlarged glands Of the neck
at the Valley Hospital on Saturday by DIR.
c. Johnston. assisted by DR.. Collnson.
Mrs. McAllister, mother of Frank Meal
lister. died yesterday. Thursday, April 49,
1909. at her home near culbertson. Of
gall stones. The old lady had been ailing
for long time.
Ed. L. Olsen. who has been erecting
buildings for the government on the reser-
walton at Poplar and Wolf Point. was in
town couple of days this week. Tie leaves
Saturday for his nome a, Stanley. N. D.
The Rev. George Edwards was expected
to preach in the Presbyterian Church next
Sabbath, but as he finds it impossible to
do so, and as the Pastor will be away from
home there will therefore be no preaching
next Sabbath. Sabbath School a; usual
hours.
Glasgow is suffering from an epidemic
of scarlet fever, court has been adjourned
the public schools have been closed and a
genera cleaning up OF the streets and alleys
of the town is taking place. See notice
from the Health Office in this paper for
Culber,son to clean up.
A NJ. holland arriued Wednesday from
Herrick. S. d. and is visiting with his sis
ter near Homestead and looking over the
country generally with view to investing
in some Of Valley Co. soil which he pre-
diets has great future. Mr.. holland is in
the real estate business
Mrs. Ennis. wife of DR.. II. L. OF Balm
Vile died on Thursday of last week in
Minot hospital as result of injuries re-
ceived in runaway. while taking a drive
few days previous. Mrs. Ennis had
many friends IN the vicinity Of her home
who sincerely mourn her loss. ;
plain sewing by Mrs. !. w Richard. one
door south OF the Catholic Church, Gull
bertson S3tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Witimeier have
begun the erection Of fine residence for
themselves on the lots purchased some
time ago BY {. A. Wittmeier near the re-
sidence of l. l.. Brooks. Excavation has
already been commenced for the cellar and
and the dwelling when completed will cos,
about s.. 10000.
/ 7. NJ. Armstrong. for several years .
trusted clerk in the Wi,tmeier Brooks store.
has resigned his position and leaves for the
west either tonigh, or tomorrow morning
He will visit several towns on his way te
the coast among them Spokane. Portland
and Seattle. He does not expect to return te
Culbertson very soon at any rate. Mr.
Armstrong has made many friends during
his sojourn in Culbertson who will wish
h.r, U~>>d ssm~s and uor>d fnrL ~, his f,.,,v -
journey through life.
Mark Thomas is wholesale agent fol
Schmidts Beer and Drury's Soft Drinks
Leave orders al Eagle Saloon. phone Sc.
| All
Mr.. and Mrs. Asmus Thomson, Of Dan,
Valley. acted as host and hostess to a larg'
number OF friends at their home last Sun
day. There were present Mr.. and Mrs
olkers and seven children. Mr. and Mrs
L. Fryhling and four children. Mr.. ant