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


Big Store.
John whitish, Of Medicine Lake, was in
town Monday.
Tinware repairing and cave troughs at
Alfred ]. Garneau's. 44tf
A. r. Rice. Of Medicine Lake, was a
culbertson visitor Monday.
Coroner chas. E. Peterson. Of Glasgow,
was in Culbertson Wednesday.
no. Sle,,e and c. H. Soule brought in
big bunch Of horses yesterday.
VIM. Powers, Of Bainville. was in town
yesterday to consult Banker Delaney.
The new Myers Patent Force Pumps for
farmers a: S. S. Moons is what you want.
|. S. Day. the big farmer Of the South
Side. returned Wednesday from his eastern
trip.
A nice. juicy lot Of oranges were received
this week at Watson's Cash Grocery. No
tice their display window.
Mrs. John A. Davis returned Sunday
| from an extended visit with relatives in
British Columbia and Kaiispell.
Attorney and Mrs. John L. Slattery were
in town on Wednesday from Glasgow as
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Stafford.
Mrs. Tucker c. Moore returned today
from visit to Bottineau and will at once
move onto her claim and pu. in crop.
See the Meyers Ratche, Handle Branch
Pipe. Three Way Single Acting Force
Pumps. al Moen's Hardware Store. Aft
Mr. and Mrs. G. 0 West and family
were in town from Poplar on Tuesday.
! Mr. West called at the Searchlght office 10
| join the Honor Roll
| Mrs. w r. JARVIS, mother OF Chas and
| Willard Jarvis. arrived here Wednesday
from Portland. Oregon, and went on, to
\ the farm OF her son Charles.
DIR. Edmonds reports that his partner.
w. ID Parshall has greatly improved in
health and left Williston recently to visit
his brother at Faribault. MINI.
have for sale gasoline outfit complete
that can be bought dirt cheap. all ready
for business. Part time given il desired.
See me at once. X. q. Lunke. Atty. att
A stranger fell of Passenger Train No.
3. on Wednesday evening near the eastern
switch in the Culbertson yards and broke
his leg. He was taken to the Valley
Hospital.
The Zeno-George Mine, which closed
down for a few days about two weeks ago
has reopened again and will supply coal te
customers at all times. See the change in
their ad this week.
st. An,hony's Church Services, Sunday
March astn. s o'clock Communion Mass
10 o'clock Chanted Mass: a o'clock Sunda,
School; 7:3o O'Clock Rosary; Sermon, Ben
ediction. Baptisms. Sunday. ; p. m
Rev. ], B. Moskopp.
The soda water fountain and fixtures re
Gently installed by the Valley Drug Store
is one OF the finest and most up-to. dat,
patterns and cost something over a thous
and dollars. 1t has not as yet been put IN
operation, but will be as soon as the wealth
er warns up little.
We have a complete set OF abstracts II
all roperty in Valley County and shall
make it point to get out all work sent n
promptly On day order is received Tn,
only abstracters in Valley County. yalle'
County Abs,racting Co.. X. L. Johnson
Prop Glasgow, Montana. 44,f
w. r. Shields, who has fine farm cas-
OF town. arrived home from Idaho on Mon
day. While on his travels he met Ton
Brady and DIR. ]. H. Flynn. both forme
residents of culoertson. at Libby. Idaho
He also met Ex-sherifi w. S Griffith an
Editor Zoe Amio.t a, Newport. Wash.
Miss Rose Freeman received some goo
news on Wednesday to the efiec, that
contest instituted by the government, agen
, against her desert claim near Williston ha
been decided in her favor. She proved u
two years ago and the patent has been hel
. back ever since but it will now be issued |
, her at once.
The reception given by the Epwort
League las, Friday evening in the NJ.
. parsonage was well attended and all had
. splendid time. The League has an Ell
rolled membership OF 80 and the attendants
e each Sunday evening a, 9. 90 p. m. is frol
e 10 to so. The meetings are conducted e
!, tirely by the young people who are mer
Y bers Of the League.
Tanner & Best received carload Of fu
. nitute and bedding this week.
On and after April s,h. 1909. the Pient
ood-Cnlber.son stage will make thr
!, trips each way weekly. The stage "
n leave cuibertson early on Tuesday. Thur