The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-03-26

Seed barley at Tanner bcsts
IT. Murray. Of Poplar. was in town
Monday.
Gas Lights repaired al Alfred ]. Gar
neau's. All
Carl Gilbertson. Of Reds,one, was IN
town Wednesday.
Albert B. Chapman. Of Plentywood. was
in town Wednesday.
County Attorney Dignan was in town
Wednesday on legal business.
| /. D. Watkins, Of Redstone. was a Gull
bertson visitor on Wednesday.
For SALE.-2. 900 blu. Of 90 day seed oats
free from foul seed. Lark Wilson. Lenark.
Mont. 4sh
Mike Faye went out to his claim on
Sheep Creek Monday to get ready for
spring work
Notice the change in the ad of the I'm
perial Lumber Co. Get estimates there
on Lumber.
Howard Lesh, agent for Cadillac and
REQ Automobiles. Head quarter at Glas-
gov, Montana. 4Su
| The Wittmeier- Brooks Co. advertise
Spring Dress Goods this week. They have
| in a fine lot Of Easter Goods for ladies.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Moen and family re-
turned from their homestead Monday
where they have been for past few days.
i Mark Thomas is wholesale agent for
Schmidts Beer and Drury's Soft Drinks.
Leave orders at Eagle Saloon. phone So.
| 44h
/ +. G. Hunzicker was in town Yesterday
and had his address changed from Cubert-
son TO the new postotfice called Peterson
near his claim.
For RgsT.-4-room frame house with 10
acres under cultivation. i miles from Gull
ber,son. Rent reasonable, Inquire at
Searchlight Office.
Tanner & Best received new five-horse
power gasoline engine to furnish power for
their electric lighting system both for the
Opera Hall and the store.
Mrs. l. l.. Brooks left for ST. Paul
Wednesday to consult an oculist and be
fitted for glasses on account of severe
headaches she has been having.
Mrs. F. c. Newcomb and family left
Tuesday for their future home in Great
Falls, where Mr.. Newcomb recently be-
came station agent for the G. N. Ry.
For SALE CHEAP.-One decided home
! stead. two good springs on same, one mile
and half from culbertson. For reference
call on or write to A. A. Kingsley. 4op4
John Brown. who sold out his store a.
Brownville las, week. left Monday for
Harlem to look up business location.
The Searchligh, wishes Mr.. Brown every
success in the future.
The Ladies Aid of the M. Z. Church
will meet next Thursday evening" April Is,
at the residence of Mrs. Chas. Bold east Of
town. Every body is invited to come and
be prepared to work.
|. z. Bruegger returned Saturday from
his western trip. but Mrs. Bruegger is at
Boise. Ida. where she will rest and visit
for month with Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Clark,
her son-in-law and daughter.
J The Walk-Over Shoe is unidnely ad-
vertised this week by Parshall 4 Edmonds
in their space on the first page. DIR. Ed,
monds is shown walking over large Shoe
J and holding in his hand a man dressed in
Hart Schafiner & Marx suit.
FoR REsT.-My homestead at Culbert'
J son. Inquire at First National Bank. S.
b. Palmer. Culbertson. Mont. 45tf
Robert Lesson arrived at Bainsiile Sat.
J urday with a carload of cattle which be
brought from Ardock. N. D.. for his broth.
er George Lesson. He thinks of selling
out in North Dakota and moving to thi.
county. George and Robert were in to~r
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. los. Kirk and two children
I arrived here from Ireland Monday morn
: ing and will take up claim near gilbert
J son. Mrs. Kirk and Mrs. Ben Cooper arr
sisters and had not seen each other for 1;
1 years. and the family are guests at TN
] present of Mr.. and Mrs, Cooper
; Mich Cows.-Extra choice fresh cows
2 Prices right South Side Ranch. S. ID
Palmer. 47i
: DIR, Johnston made record trip to tn
:. Canadian line on Friday of last week. II
left Culbertson by team Thursday nigh
: and returned Friday night. travelling nearl
400 miles in about as hours. He went O
|; professional visit TO Mrs. Parrish. Thu
!: doctors automobile is expected here ne,
!: Monday.
The Great Northern Surveying crew
) consisting Of IS men. were in town o
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