The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-12-03
Local Happenings.

A. Chariesworth Vas in town Thursday
c. A. Ballack Of Peterson is in town to-
day.
Frank Stephens visited Cut Bank last
week.
Tanner and Best are showing fine line
of Holiday Goods.
Olaf Berg Of Reds,one was in town a
couple Of days this week.
The Valley Drug Co. are displaying .
fine line Of Christmas goods.
Meas Fur and Sheep Lined Coats At
Tanner & Bests.
Parshail & Edmonds have fins line OF
fur coats for sale. See their ad.
Fred Richardson Of Plentywood vas in
town a couple Of days this week.
A son was born 10 Mr.. and Mrs. John
Salvevoid on Wednesday. Nov. ~
Notice the closing out sale ad Of the
Illinois saloon on the editorial page.
4. E. Bswick's new residence is COM
plesed and the family viii move into same
in short time.
Mrs. A. B. Larson Of Halstad. Mimi. is
in culbertson As the guest Of her sister.
Mrs. X o. Slet,e.
Cranberries. Sweet potatoes. cabbage.
onions, carrots and ruta begas at the Brues'
ger Mercantile Co.
DR.. c. Johnston and Miss Carr visited
Poplar las. Sunday and were entertained
by Mr.. und Mrs.. ]. G. Gregory.
Miss N. L. Roy with her assistant. Miss
Grant. opened school Al the McCord
school. Monday. with ao pupils.
The Crows theatrical Company will b
in Culbertson for short engagement be-
tween Christmas and New Years.
w. s. Evans Of the East Bend Dair,
Farm has put brand new up-to-date mill
wagon on his route in Culbertson.
l. E. Bewick will begin the erection Of
4 large ice house in the near future on
lot purchased from Mayor Bruegaer.
Winter seems TO have set in for good a
last. A cold north wind is blowing as ~
20 to press and slight snow is falling.
Ernest Bewick is convalescing NIGEL,
from his recent attack OF typhoid lever. III
sat up for the FIRST time Tuesday morning
Iohn Bennett, of Redstone. returned
"wednesday from q trip to Chicago ane
other points He visited his old home II
Duluth where his little daughter is mak'ni
her home with relatives.
Ernest Bewick is now convalescent ant
was sitting up for the first time on Wed
nesday. The balance Of the typhoid feve
cases are getting well and no new case
have developed.
NJ. Zeibach. Superintendent Of the Fl
Totten Reservation. North Dakota, wa
here last week aud made part pavmen
of the annuities to the Turtle Mountain
band settled around Culbertson
Peter Smith, foreman OF the Quigie.
camp, was arrested last evening and vii
have an examination before Justice
Mathews this afternoon on charge o
robbery Of the D rson Of Asel Anderson.
MANY persons find themselves affecte'
with persistent cough atte, an attack
influenza. As this cough can he promp'i
cured by the use If Chamberiain's Cous'
Remedy, it should not be allowed TO rn
on until II becomes troublesome. Sold b
All Dealers
Deputy Sheriff Sid Bennett made an i'm
portant capture on Tuesday. He arreste
XII Mathews at Mondak on warrant iron
Williams County charged with grand lar
ceny, (horse stealingl. Mathews is bein
held under three thousand dollar bond
awaiting ex,radition papers from Mort
Dakota.
Pat Griffin was brought before Ius,ic
Mathews Tuesday on q charge OF disturb
ing the peace il the Phoenix Cafe Msnds
night. He plead guilty and paid his fine
Ralph Williams. a neighbor Of Griffin nea
Homestead. was also brought before IudR
Mathews on "Wednesday charged With th
same ofiense. He had jury trial an
was found not guilty.
Al. Cratzenberg. father Of Mrs w. H
Reed, arrived in Culbertson this mornin
accompanied by c. o. Maltby. Bot
gentlemen are from DEBORAH. Iowa, th
old home OF the Searchlight editor. Ate
a visit with Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Reed fc
a few days they will 90 to the coast
spend the winter. stopping at Santa era
and Los Angeles. Calf.
The Embroidery Club met with ITS pre-.
ident, Mrs. C. S. Stafford. At the Evar
Hotel Tuesday afternoon. A FIVE o'cloc
chicken dimes was served and the tabl
vas beautifully decorated with cut flower
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