The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-01-22

Tanner & Best advertise big reduction
sale beginning this week.
chas. Huebner, of Bainville. was Gull
bertson visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Bull. Of Redston. came
down Tuesday for short visit in Culbert-
son.
D. D. Lamson. Of Havre. is now freight
handler at the culbertson depot in place Of
Alva James.
John Simpson called a. the Searchlight
Office Tuesday and paid his account for
subscription.
p ]. Eie and family are nicely settled in
their new dwelling house in the north
western part of town.
Go to the Evans Barber Shop and Bath
Room when you need anything in tina. line,
Howard Clark. Manager. 3otf
John kusbe, the butcher at the Valley
Meat Market is laid up this week with
blood poison in his arm. He is recovering
nicely.
The frame work Of the new Methodist
parsonage went up this week and the work
will be pushed vigorously during the fine
weather.
Bill Jarvis came down from Plentywood
Tuesday and will spend several weeks in
town. being treated for rheumatism by DR..
Calland. osteopathist.
The recent cold snap let up last Satur-
day and the following day was very pleas
ant Monday the thaw set in and settled
the snow considerably.
]. c. McCuaig, of Great Falls. Sheep
Inspector for Northern Montana. was in
town. Wednesday visiting with his old
friend A. G. Middleton.
O. A. lanes returned last Tuesday from
his visit to Chicago and his old home in
Tomah, Wis. He had an elegant visit but
was glad to get back TO Culbertson
have for sale gasoline outfit complete
that can be bought dirt cheap. all ready
tor business. Part time given if desired.
See me at once. X. o. Lunke. Atty. Aft
One hundred new seats for the reserved
portion of the Tanner & Best Opera Hall
arrived this week. They are in pairs. two
chairs in a section. and will give the pa
| irons great deal of comfort.
WASTgp.-To sell or rent blacksmith
shop. Will sell tools and stock. and lease
| building to right man. More work than
one man can do. Any one interested call
on or write to John Murray. Culbertson.
Montana. I7tf
Our correspondents in the different local.
tiles should now get busy and furnish us
with news items in their localities. Politi-
cal affairs are pretty we'll out Of the way
now and the Searchlight will endeayor to
give all the news As usual
For good set of harness go to Brenna q
Schow Harness Shop. 3otf
Mrs. !. w. Wilkinson called al III.
Searchlight Office on Monday and paid in
advance r the Searehiieht. Mr.. and Mrs
Wilkinson will probably make another triI
east in the near future TO settle up the es
tate of MIR. Wilkinson's father who dice
recently.
Next Sunday there viii be servic IS a, ST
Anthonys. Mass at O'Clock. Sunda,
School at Q o'clock. Meeting OF the ladie'
for the election Of officers of the Altar So
ciety at } o'clock. Rosary. sermon ans
oenedie,ion at 80, Mass in Mondak oil
January 81, J. b. Moskopp.
/ DR. l. Marshall Scott. who praetic.t
dentistry in Cnlber,son for while. is nov
at his old home in Ohio, his brother having
come here aboa. month ago after him
Word has been received that the docto
has recovered his health to grea, esten
both phs sically and mentally.
Dom, fail to visit the new Evans Barbe
Shop and Bath Rooms once or twice ;
week. Howard Clark. Manager. sotf
After repainting and redecorating. th'
PRESBYTERIAN Church will be re openes
next Sunday. Jan. "a. for services boil
morning and evening. The pastor vii
preach in the morning on the subject
The Clean Heart, or Moral Purity" an.
in the evening on the topic: The onl'
Life Worth Living"
Howard Christian Head, son OF Rev
George Head. Indian Missionary at Blair
died Sunday morning at o'clock Of hear
trouble. The boy was years and ~ day
old. He had gone to school for the pas
three years. The funeral was held at Blai