The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-02-05

be Japanese Doll baby.
1t is reported tina, George Graham. who
recently accepted a position at Havre. and
Miss Alice Lundquist. will be united for
life next Thursday. Feb. nth. at the home
Of the brides parents in Bainsille.
Call for Farmers Insti-
tute books, free at the
Searchlight office. If
The Misses Rose and Anna Freeman
left Sunday for Stanford. Mont. for visit.
Mrs. P. A. Olson and children returned
home from Genneseo. Ill. Sunday morn
ing after month's visit at her old home.
Mrs. Olson feels much refreshed from her
visit
Mrs. Chas. Jarvis received word We'd
nesday tina, her father. Mr.. Liddel. had
suddenly sled at his home at Sparta. Wis,
and left yesterday for that place to attend
the funeral
Tuesday was ground hog day and ii
tawned bright and beautiful. The dimin-
utive terrestrial porcine could certainly see
ais shadow when he emerged from his hole
so we can look for six weeks more of winter
WASrEp.-To sell or rent blacksmith
shop. viii 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. Cuibertson.
Montana. I7,t
Owing to lack Of space We are compelled
TO leave out the promised write-np ri Med
icine Lake by noted author" but we
give verbatim account of a card party at
Bob Shepper,s" this week by the same
noted author"
]. w. Walker, of kalispell. stopped in
culbertson on Monday on his way home
from the Automobile Show at Chicago and
was the guest Of his old friend. Isaac Muir
ray. He is engaged in the business OF
selling automobiles.
J. S. Day, the big South Side farmer.
arrived home Monday from Alhambra Hoi
Springs feeling much improved in health
and spirits from his outing He visited
Helena for several days and was an inter
esied spectator in the county division work
Of Culberlson boys.
DIR. H. D. Edmonds vent to Boulder
Hot Springs Tuesday. having received
word that his partner. Mr.. Parshall was
very i'll at that place. Mr.. Parshall has
been in poor health for many months and
his condition is serious. Richard Edmonds.
brother OF DIR. EdEsonds. is here from
Williston helping in the store during the
absence of the latter.
When you need loan on your farm see
R o. Lunke. 34tf
The Heap Big Pow Wow of the Episco.
pal Guild at Tanners Hall last night was
great success. We cannot give details
this week. but the attractions were well
worth the money. The ladies wore beau
tiful costumes. the 400 were swell Red
Vanderbilt and Duchess Willie are artists
Frank catlin was lucky again as usual and
secured the small dollie. while Alex Mid
dleton got roommate for IS cen,s-les.
than they cost in Japan.
The Ladies' Aid met at the home o.
Mrs. Walnum Friday. ian. 2oth with j;
very large attendance. Instead of tn.
regular work literary program had beer
prepared. Mesdames Butter. Bewick and
Folkes,ad ,eek par. in the program. ans
the afternoon was spen, in very pieasan
| and instructive manner. A delicious lnncl
was served by the hostess after which tn
meeting adjourned to meet IN one month
as the regular day for meeting falls on Lin
coins birthday.
Blanche Moen. Willie Forsyth. Margar
e, Mitchell. Blanche Lasater. Margeri
Miller and John Butter passed the Eighth
Grade State Examinations that were h~l.
in culbertson recently and now are elegibl
to enter any high school in Montana. How
ever they will continue to study in the cul
bertson High School. Every pupil tina
took the examination passed. while the av
erage Of those who passed in some Of tn,
larger city schools Of the state was only 9,
to 10 per cent Of those who took the exams