The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-11-05
Local Happenings.


Attorney Paul Babcock attended court
at Glasgow Tuesday.
Attorney r. o Lunke vent t, Glasgow
Tuesday to attend district court.
chas. Jarvis is having about 900 acres Of
stubble turned over this week by . steam
pillow outfit belonging to Henry Winch.
The Bon Ton Cafe proprietors have
something to say in notice in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Leesen returned
recently from visit with friends in North
Dakota.
Erick Nystrom, Who has . claim near
Blair, was in town Saturday and called
at .his Office
Isaac Murray is bnilding house and
barn on his CLAIM near T. E. Bowman's
place this week.
W. G. Reiter the Blacksmith. At Home
stead. was IN tows Saturday. He is kept
pretty busy this season.
Bert Bowers. Paul Wagner. Otto Waldo
and others from Culbertson had fine dis
plays Of grain at Billings.
The firm Of Ewart & Sweass. Of the
Gem Restaurant have Dissolved partner
ship. See notice elsewhere.
Louis Hanson. OF the Hanson & Barron
Elevator. was here from Thief River Falls.
Mimi. rs the guest Of Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
|. Dunn He returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. L. A. DeSiva and Mrs King o!
Medicine Lake were in town TUESDAY, and
called at this Office. Mrs. DeSilva return
ed recently from visit oil several weeks IL
Seattle.
Nels Paul>on, Of Homestead was IL
town last SATURDAY. al d N lie this office >
call. He had las acres ~ cr . thl~ yea
and realized goodlv sum tor the sal,
Of grain.
Lame back comes on suddenly. and i
extremely painful. II is caused bv rheum
atism of the muscles. Quick relief is al
forded by applying Chamberlain's Lini
ment. Sold by all dealers.
John Martell of Homestead was in tow
Monday. He had $40 acres in crop thi'
year and expects to pu, 500 acres of break
ing in fax next year and the $40 acre
already broke in other crops.
While on our recent trip to Billings tn
editor met d. A. Ring of Harlem. who ha
several friends around Cuibertson. amoni
whom are Jimmy BOYD and family. Mr.
Ring subscribed for the Searchlght.
Ed Egan lef, for Minneapolis the for
part Of the week. where he expects I
spend couple Of months. He recent
shipped 1000 sheep to Minnesota wher
they will be fattened on grain for tn
market.
A. r. Milton. Nick Shields. G. w. Tar
ner. Will Stahl. NJ. ]. Dunn. Louis Har
son. Frank Catlin. Will Donohoe an
others returned Sunday evening from
hunting trip in the Sand Hills east of Me
dicine Lake.
The Montana Star Telephone Compan
directors will hold meeting in Secretar
Harry NJ. Dales Office next TUESDAY. A
no quorum was present a, the last meatin
il is hoped that all the directors will
presen, at this meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. F.. Rewick have move
from the Valley Hospital and are liyin
temporarily in a cottage near Mark fhoms'
residence until their wn house in prncrs
OF erection is finished. Ernest he ich
brother Of J. f. Bewick is in With ,ypho,
fever.
Culbertson depot in place Of A. NJ. Smit
resigned. The telegraph operators are
A. James FIRST trick. Mr.. King second trio
and G A. James third trick. The latte
was transferred here from Breckton. wher
he has been since he lett Culbertson.
The old. old story. told times wi,hor
number. and repeated over and over agai
for the last So years. but it is always
welcome story to those in search Of healt
There Is nothing in the world that cure
coughs and colds as quickly as Chambe
lain's Cough Remedy Sold by all dealer
A St. Paul paper gives vivid accouI
of Montana millionaire Who was arreste
in that city for being drunk and disorder,
When arrested the man. whose name il
dicates that he came from the odd sod.
had a roll Of over three hundred dollars
bills and draft for S2.ooo. He is repor
ed to be citizen Of Glendive but Ii
Searchlight suspects that his home
nearer Culbertson.
Andrew Botterud has leased the ST. Pa,
Hotel aud purchased the furniture end Fl,
lures Of Mrs. Beilen He took posssssio
Monday morning. Mr.. and Mrs. Botteru
came here from Kenniston, N. D.. IN
both are young. ambitious and energsti,
Mr.. Botterud intends to install a gasolir