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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
BOARD OF AUDITORS.

1922 II. J. Ramsett, one days
1897, service .:.....:,.:.: $500
1928 John Feig, five days
service ......... * Oh
1888 Thos. Fl. Olson, five days
service .......... 15OO
1874 II. J. Ramsett four DAYS
service .......... 1906
1928 Fl. J. Ramsett five DAYS
,oa service :.....:.::: 1900
1854 John i'eig. five days
service .......... 1900
l3S45 ThOs. II. Olson. five DAYS
service ......... 1900
1902 Thos. Fl. Olson. five days
service ....... 1900
1893 II. J. Ramsett. FIVE days
service ...........:::. 1900
l43O4 John Feig. five days
service ........... 1900
14430 II. J. Ra nsett, three DAYS
service .......... 500
14431 John Feig. three days
service .......... 900
1892 ThOs. Fl. Olson three
days service ...... 900
Total ................. $4,000
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
COUNTY PRINTING.
Warrants Issued:

Warrants Issued:
1928 Tribune Pig Co.. job
printing (misc) ....... SIS
oo46 Tribune Pig. Co., lob
printing (Misc) w 14.55
3549 Republican Gazette. lob
printing for county
officers ...... S17!
3SD Republican Gazette. lob
printing for county
offlccrS ............... 431n
1870 Republican Gazette. Job
printing for county
IRON -, officers .......... 2GlE
1889 Tribune Ptg. Co.. 21.5OO
primary election ballots 81
l547 Republican Gazette mis-
cellancOus printing 317.
l7SS Tribune Pts. Co.. mis-
ccllaneOUS printing zoe
1872 Republican Gazette. mis-
ccl,ancous job printing 1850
Iotal ................. $355.2%
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
COUNTY PUBLISHING
Warrants Issued:

$3.50 Tribune Pig. Co., CONS.
proceedings & reports 1927 25
3olS Tribune Ptg. Co.. CONS.
proceedings financial
statement. etc. 1862 70
1921 Tribune Pig. Co., CONS.
proceedings. etc. . 1875
4l3O Tribune Pig. Co., no
tice of teachers eXami-
nations . 80
l435 Tribune ptg. Co.. report
of Board of Cqualiza-
ton 2OG5
4436 Tribune Ptg. Co., misceI-
lancous reports . 13445
1888 Tribune Pig. Co. county
superintendent annual
report :::....:.....:.. 1875
1910 Tribune Pts Co.. bids
wanted ard sample pri-
mary ballot ...... $3.50
l4541 Tribune Pig. Co.. COM
missiOner'S proceedings 2O.5O
'4lS9 Tribune Pig. Co., misccl-
laneoUs county notices 1860
Iotal ................S1 5000
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
HGAED OF EQUALIZATION.

1883 S. y. Syverson, 4 days and
mileage ..,..,.. S15.O)
1884 Thos. Fl. Olson, days and
,oo- lnlie@ge -. :........ 1920
1883 j. O.: kloster. 4 days and
,,,cc mi!ea&e ....: .:....... 400
1886 August Bitten. DAYS and
400, mileage .:......... 1900
1887 n. B. Johnson DAYS and
mileage ........... 15.O0
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
STATE AND COUNTY, BOUNTY FOR
KILLING WOLVES.

warrants Issued:
1857 John Bergman. one full
grown Wolf in town of
New London .... $1,000
1914 George Ben gtson. one full
grown wolf in town Of
Lake, Andrew .. 1900
$3.50 John Bergman. one full
grown wolf in town of
New London 1000
l34S5 George BengtsOn, one full
grown wolf in town of
New London ..... 1000
1918 August Framberg, one
full grown wolf in town
OF New London . 1000
'5O0S Thor Iuilefson. one full
grown Wolf' in town of
Lake Andrew ,, 1000
lo013 Gust Harlander. one fun
grown wolf in town of
COlfaX ........... .OL
lJ015 Marinus Klein. one full
grown wolf in town of
Colfax ,...:........... 1000
-ol6 Gust Harlanier one full
grown wolf in town of
ColfaX ..-........... 1000
500 John Wright. one full
grown wolf in town of
ROSevillc ............. 1000
Total ................. 100000
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

Warrants Issled:
1878 Peter Bonde, posting no.
1910, ,ru iices 49,. cc...:.:... 1920
ing petition II en-
1883 Ed HalvOrsen. meals for
survey crew 1e0
1886 Clifford A. Cork, chain
man on survey 750
1880 Bonnie NJ. Johnson, meals
for survey crew 75l
1881 Thoe. McCrin1mon. sery-
ices as chairman. 975
1882 Harry Martin, services as
,,,o, chairman .:......... 800
l4l04 j. S. Day. services as en-
,,7,o gfneer ,........ $50. 1865
i4ll2 II. p. Day. services as
,,,oc rrodman .............. 700
l4lS6 John Toland. boarding
survey crew .. $500
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

INSANE PERSONS TO HOSPITAL.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
part Of lots 8 and 4, sec

part Of lots and 4, sec.
Z III 33, over and
above amount of lien. 11.3S
1901 r. j. Bromsta, damages
to NEA of NWA, NNH
Of NV Il, SEA of n,
VIZ. SW II OF NWH,
sec. 32-11S-33 being e>1-
cess over and above
amount of lien. ...... 1888
1902 Ida Hanson. damages to
lot Z, sec. 31-113-333,
over and above amount
Of lien ............... 31.70
1909 Elias Johnson, damages
to town of Fahlun,
over and above the
amount Of liens. ...... S2l.0G
Total .............. ST ,037.4
Judicial Ditch No. I.
KandiyOhi and Renville Counties.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10

ELECTION EXPENSES.
warrants Issued:
Primary Election.
i454S Charles Johnson, services
on canVaSSing bOard... $500
t4549 J. Il. OtOs, services on
canvassinS board .... $40
1850 NJ. d. Manning. services
on canvassrg board. 62G
1881 Magnus Olson, services on
canvaSSing board 49,. zoe
1852 L. z. Covell. services on
canVassing board 49,. S.SH
Total ................. $34.4
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
REPORT OF BIRTHS AND DEATHS
FOR THE TOWNS MEN,
TONED BELOW.

Warrants IsSalcd:
1857 SyVer lVcrsOn, town of
ArctanGer ............ 5
1868 +. J. Branton, village Of
1889 D., J. Price, town Of Bur
1870 Edward Larson, town of
COlfaN ...............
1871 X: 7. Rykken, town Of
1872 Fl. D0 a. 1obnitz. town ;i Of
East Lake Lillian 49,.
1873 Alo. Abra hanson, town Of
Edwards .............
1874 L. p. Felt, town OF Fab
1875 E. p. Ho*ey, town Of
tennessee ............
1876 William Henderson, town
OF Green Lake .....
1877 Wesley Sanders, town Of
Harrison "
1873 B. N. johnson. town of
1879 rc 1taEr iI'iIin ; "a: town Of
1880 Henry Robots. town Of
Holland ...........
1881 Peter Hagen. town of
Irving ...............
1882 r. O. r. Johnson. town
of KandiyOhi ........
1888 c. J. Nord. town OF Kan
diyOhi ......
1891 p. e. Lundn,ist. VILLAGE of
Kandivoli ...
1885 Peter ShoGlnnd, town of
1896 G l5 I Eoo Mna rev., of o,::
Elizabeth ............
1887 john G. F'lann, town of
Lake Lillian
1883 T. N. Johnson, town of
,, Mlnre :............
1883 IT, =: Lofgren. town of
1890 II. Nin!,lad. town of New
1891 y. A. skeie, town Of New
1892 Dr. G: 4. Newman. village
,o,o, Of New London .......
1898 J. J. Week. town Of Nor
way Lake .........
1894 IT. G. Tloreen village Of
PcnnOck
1895 Alo:. Abrahamson. village
of Raymond
1896 III. F. Bruss, town of
1897 Mike scl1nitz, town. Of
EOseVille
1898 P. J. Krantz, town of
1880 E. J; Hood. town of Rose
1900 W; a. \; Strand. town Of
ST. Johns .........
1901 J. c: Jacobs village of
Spicer .............
l54o2 y. J. Johnson, town Of
Ni,lmar ......
l3103 Dr.. J. NJ. Rains, city of
Ni!ln?ar ........ 2
1909 *: Il. Ryklen, town Of
DOVre
1919 Edward Larson. town Of
ColfaN .........
1850 A. o. Nelson, town of
Nhitoiicid ....
1851 P. J. krantz. town of
ROscyille ..
1852 a. J. Johnson, town Of
Wjllmar
1858 j. NJ. Rains. city of WILL
,,- mar ................
1854 j. J. Week. town of Nor
way Lake
1885 Potter Huisinga. town Of
Holland
1866 e. ?. Hovey, town Of
Gennessee
1887 D.. J. Price, town of Bur-
bank
1879 Andrew Skoglund. town
of Lake Andrew ..
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1909-02-10
County Attorneys Contingent Fund.

Transfer to
County revenue fund. ......... $4,000,
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-05
Parental Wisdom.

The Friend--Your son graduates
from college this term, | believe?
The Father-Yes
The Friend--Going to set him up in
business, | suppose?
The Father-Not right away. I'm
going to send him to school awhile
first.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-05

Tho Book Madam. at least
claim TO be a gentleman
Miss Ceyenne--fhat all right-so
long as you're not required TO prove
II.
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-05

arriai 10 st9iS-
uEiiea aiaiss L@aa 0eiee. Haley. idaho
sspi -. tse
Notsee = bssehs Eirsn ebal the Northern
Pscinr Ksllpss Company whose post ofBoe al.
dress = ., i'sui. Minnescta. has this Is day Of
ssps 1879 I'D IA this 5ilce IL application &c
aeie-ei 9as~r tss provisions d the Act Of Con.
greps spproysd saiy l. jszs =, stat. 81. $50,
Sw5z o. Az. " sestisn r. s. 10 2. h NJ
Any and All persons claiming adversely
10, lands described. OF desiring 70 object b..
cause 81 the ainerni en irsrter Of the land. or
ior any Other rseScp. - the disposei to appii-
eaEt. should Sir lnssr sfie%vsts OF protest 81
this ofsee.an q. before tie lot das q Novsm.
her 1903.
A. MCMAHON.
espsizf Oct. - Register
Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1909-11-05

Estate Of George Byron Novlnger Diseased
Notiee Is hereby giYen By the undessigned
e<scnsors % the estais oi Georzr BYRON Nesin-
ger dcrsased 70 the creditors Of and an persons
hayisg claims against tbs said decreased, to ex.
asoit them with the necessary vouchers with
IN ten months after the first publication ef this
nosice. 90 The said executors. in shoshone. LIN
coin. County. Idaho,
Dated October sth. 1901
FNrD " EooDlNe and LxoNoaA @ NovtSenK
Executor and Ex@eutrix OF the sesiste Of
George Byron Novinger, deceased ~
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
CHAS. n. PRAY
Says He Believes Protest Against
Rocky Boys Band Will Not
be In Vain.

Fort Benton, Mont, Aug. r6. 1909.
Mr.. F. S. Reed,
Culbertson. Mont.
Ny Dear Mr.. Reed:
beg TO acknowledge receipt OF copy
Of your letter to the Secretary Of the lnteri-
OF. in reference TO the proposed allotment
Of lands to Rocky Boy and his band Of
Chippewa Indians have carefully read
your letter and also your note in reference
to the same. and in reply. viii say tha, be-
fore leaving Washington received \ num-
Der Of letters Of q similar character. and in
the absence Of the Secretary Of the Isteri-
or. took the matter up with the Assistant
Secretory. Judge Pierce. as vigorously as
could. and was assured that the PROPOSE
tion would receive immediate attention.
am heartily in sympathy with fhe attitude
Of the settlers in respect to this matter and
believe with them that the withdrs walls are
out Of all propor,,on to the necessities Of
Of the casa. Judging from the situation as
il appeared to me before lei, Washing.
ton. am inclined to believe that your
protests will not be in vain.
Very truly yours.
Charles N. Pray
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
DEATH PENALTY
State Humane Officer Says This
Is Only Proper Punishment
for Rape.

Martin Johnson, . rancher. living .,
Dayton Greek. 10 Flathead county. has
been committed to the state psuitentiary
q Deer. Lodge. for term of 40 years. hsv.
ing pleaded guilty to the charge commitins
acriminal assault upon his own daughter,
I girl unde. rs years Of age. NJ. Ken.
nsdy. secretary Of the State Bureau oi
Child and Animal Protection. caused John.
sons arrest and prosecution. Within the
last 60 days three men convicted Of the
crime Of rape have been committed 70 the
Montana state peni,es,ary for long terms
johnson gets 40 years. an Indian half
breed from Valley county. got 80 years.
and an Australian in Gallatin county, got
IS years for ill-treating his daughter.
There are now pending in the several
court districts in Montana. I6 other case.
Of alleged rape. THE death penalty is
the only proper punishment for this infa
nous crime" SAID Mr.. Kennedy yesterday
I'm spite Of the vigilance Of the officers o.
the Law. and the severity Of the courts ia
every case where q conviction has beer
secured, this terrible oisnse against so
ciety is becoming alarmingly freguent.-
Great Falls Tribune
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20

A Warning, III you dom, want to buy
Law suits to establish your rights to your
lands or lots. insis, tina, you are given an
abstract Of title. SO that you know that
your title is perfectly clear from the time
j, was patented by the government. before
you pay over your money. Our records
are complete and mp to date in all respects
and we send out all work promptly, neat
.y and accurately. Valley County Alb
stracting Co.. r. E. Iohnsos. Prop. Glss-
gov, Mont.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
Chronic DiarrhOea Believed.

Mr.. Edward E. Henry. with the United
States Express Co.. Chicago. writes. .Oul
General Superintendent. Mr. Quick. hand
Cd me q bottle Of Chamberlain's collc,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy some time
ago TO check an attack Of the old chronic
diarrhoea. have used il since that time
and cured many on our trains who havs
been sick. am an old soldier who served
with Rutherford B. Hayes and William
Mckinley four years in the a3rd Ohis
Regiment. and have no ailment excep
chronic diarrhoea. which this remedy stoy
At once" For sale by Valley Drug Co.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
A Faithful Friend.

u have used chambssiain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy since j,
Was FIRST introduced in 1917. and have
never found sas instance where cure Vas
not speedily effected by its use. have
been . commercial traveller for eighteen
years. and never start out on trip with
gu, this. my faithful friend.a says H. S.
Nichols Of Oakland. Ind. Ter. Whes Z
man has used = remedy for thirty.6v
years he knows its value and is competent
se speak Of il. For sale BY Valley Drug Co
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
CONTEST CASE
Mann vs.. Lippy. Of Shotgun
Creek, Before Justice Hath.
ews on Wednesday.

The contest case Of John F. Mann vs..
Edward Lippy for the possession Of the
N. z. x Of s. w. x and N. w. 4 OF S.
E. Y. Of Sec. a3. T. ao. r. 81. on Shot
gnn Greek, came up before w. Mathews.
Justice Of the Peace. on Wednesday.
Paul Babcock appeared for the plaintiff.
and F. NJ. catlin for defendant.
Mr.. Mann in his complaint alleges that
% Dec. aoth. and for long time prior
thereto. he was in peaceable possession Of
the claim in question: that on or about
Dec. aoth. 1908. defendant Edward Lippy
forceably took possession Of said land BY
force Of arms aud attempted to eject plain
til therefrom: that At all times since said
date. defandant has continued withhold.
ing said tract Of land from the possession
Of the plaintiff. BY force Of arms and
.. threats OF violence.
Plaintiff asked that damages be awarded
against defendant in the sum Of S3so and
that possessios Of the claim be awarded to
plaiutifi and that the costs Of the action
be paid by the defendan. Lippy.
The case vas on trial all day. The
plaintiff asked for trial by jury. and
after listening to voluminous testimony the
jury returned verdict as follows:
I'VE. the undersigned. find for the
plaintiff and award him damages 10 the
sum Of 81 90, and costs Of court and snit
to be equally divided. G. w. Tanner
w. H. Reed
p. Eie
]. 2. Bruegger
w. F. Stephens
sc. West.
The costs Of the suit were SII6.2o max
ing SsS. 10 each. and according to the verd-
ict. plaintiff reaains possession OF the
land.
The following witnesses were on hand
for the plaintiff: Gus Schultz. Art. Mann.
Chas. Johnson. G. w. Richards. Fred
Harvey. Mrs. Schultz and Geo. Colwell.
Witnesses for the defendant we're: Nick
Lippy. Ida Smith. G. w. Smith. John
Sands. Ole Sands. Sara Mann and Dell
Mccain.
Defendant filed motion Of appeal 10 the
district court.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20

A will be seen by the above figures. the
county levy is only M mills or AZ mills
less than last year. In the special school
levy. Glasgow. Malta. Medicine Lake.
Hinsdale. Poplar. Dagmar, culbertson
and south Saco all asked for, and were
granted the maximum levy allowed by
law. while north Hinsdale. Lanark. Buggy
Creek. Plenty~ood. Bainville and Lake.
side. will run their respective districts on
the regular mill levy. without special tax
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
rlet In Special Session Saturday
July 9TH, IS Board Of
Equalization.

The bids were rs follows:
Sprasue Bros. Glasgow. $I,347 90
E. l.. Olson. Poplar. .......... 2,o3S 90
A p. Ritchie, Malta. ........ 1910 90
j. X Hill. Glasgow. .......... 1850 90
As Sprague Bros. made the lowest bid
they were awarded the contract and Com
missioner ]. T. Farris was instructed by
the board to superintend the construction
Of the building.
Julius Waber was appointed justice OF
peace al Hinsdale township. and Gus Roth
man. constable. for the same township.
Saturday. September 18th. was set as
the time for the first municipal elections Of
Cuibertson and Malta. the towns tina, re-
Gently voted for incorporation.
Culbertson Election
First Ward.-Polling place. Stephens
Hall. Judges. F. S. Reed, Walter Ma,h-
ews and II. Z. Edmonds Clerks. r. d.
Mccormick and S c. West.
Second Ward.-Polling place, school
house. Judges. G. II. Coulter. p. ]. Eie
and John Brenna. Clerks. John Moran
and S. p. Mitchell.
After making all changes in the assess
msnt books. the total Of all assessed prop
erty tn the county amounted to 81. 4o4. a3I.
including the railroad assessment as levied
last year. This makes the total valuation
Of all assessed property. outside Of the
railroad levy. $s.s27. .so2. 90 or an increase
of Sros goo. 90 over the assessment as turn
ed in by the county assessor.
The board then made the following levy.
as designated, for the different funds:
State tax. .................... IA miis
County tax:
General fund. ..................5 mills
Contingent fund. ..............IH mills
Poor fund. ..................... u mill
Road fund ...................2 mills
Bridge fund. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. mill
Sinking fund. ................Im mill
Total State and County levy ....I4 mills
General school fund. ............4 mills
| Special school tax:
| District No. I. Glasnow. ...... 10 mills
District No. a. Malta. 10 mi II
Distric, No. ;. north Saco. .....s mills
| District No. 4, north Hinsdale i. :. none
District No. $. Medicine Lake. 10 mills
District No. q. Lanark. .......... none
District No. 2. Hinsdale. ....... 10 mills
| District No. 8. Saco ...... .... s. mills
District No. 9. Poplar. 10 mills
District No. 10. Mondak. ..... none
| District No. II. Leedy. .........7 mills
District No. IL. Cowan. .........5 mills
District No. 49, Dagmar. ...... 10 mills
District No "a. Buggy Creek. -. none
District No. IS. Pleniywood. ..... none
District No. 10. Bainville. :. -. none
District No. ~. culbertson. 10 mills
District No. rs. Lakeside. ....... none
District No. Io. Antelope. -. 10 mills
A will be seen by the above figures. the
county levy is only rIh mills or AZ mill.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20

/ ssill have number Of 6ne business and
residence lots in Culbertsoa for sale. which
am anxious 10 dispose Of Nov is the
proper time to invest. as when have sold
CT my heldings. these lots viii be held
much higher than they are At present. Res
ideace lots are in the bes, part Of the city
snd business lots are the very best on
Broadway. Terms. one-isoTth cash and
balascs to suit purchasers.
+. CouncnnnR.
Tovnsite Owner.
Culhertsoo. Mont.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
SENATE COMMITTEE
Secretary Of the interior Balling.
er and Senator Dixon rlem-
bers Of the Party.
Will Visit Culbertson Tomorrow
Morning at 2 q. N, for
Short Time.

The following telegram, which
explains itself, was received We'd
nesday morning:
Billings. Mont. Aug. II, 1909.
Mr.. !. 2. Bruesysr.
Culbertson, Mont.
Dear Sir: We have induced the Senat-
ors Irrigation committe. Who are pushed
for time. to 60 As far east as Culbertson
and returning visit projects a'ong the Milk
river between there and here. On account
Of shortness Of time We want to leave Gull
bsrtson soon after 7 q. m. Saturday morn
ing. Aug. AZ. We appreciate that this is
early. but will also appreciate II you and
the prominent citizens Of Culbertson.
would welcome the senate party. say
about 2 q. m. and impress them with the
push and enterprise Of your city. very
few minutes deyoted to this object in an
enthusiastic manner will do q great deal
for Culbertson. and more than anything
west of Washington. Try to secure and
and put on train samples Of grain and veg.
etables to demonstrate the richness Of the
culbertson territory. II fyou have brass
band. you could not do better than to have
them at the train Saturday morning for
the entertainment Of the Senate Com
mittee Hon. Ballinger. Secretary Of the
Interior. is in the party. Il is probably
the most distinguished party that ever
visited Culbertson. NJ. !. COSTELLO.
Industrial Agent Of the G. N. Ry.
meeting Of citizens vas called for
Thursday afternoon for the purpose Of APP
pointing reception csmmittee and COM
mittee on collecting exhibits Of grain. etc.
The citizens met in Stephens Hall at the
appointed time and F. 6. Annette was ap.
pointed chairman.
! 2. Bruegger explained the purpose oi
the meeting and stated that il vas of the
utmost importance that Secretary Of the
Interior Ballinger be made to realize the
importance Of reopening the lands in east
ern Valley count for settlement that had
bees withdraw until the Rocky Boy.
band could be allotted lands.
On motion the following committee wal
appointed: Messrs Bruegger, Brooks
Tanner. Reed. Catlin and Babcock. with
Chairman Annette. as ex- officie mem ber o
the committee.
Mr.. Tanner. DIR. Johnston and DR.
Brockman. were appointed as COMMITTEES
to gather exhibits Of grain. ETC.. for thu
train.
G. w. Tanner was appointed as com
mit.ee Of one to telephone to towns nortl
Of rs in regard to this senate party and in
yise thsm to join US in welcoming the sen
ate party.
| All the citizens Of Culbertson are re
quested to be st the train tomorrow morn
ing At 6:3s. A. the special train will star
back on the western trip soon after ? .. m
Get up early and everyone be at tn
train at 6: 80 tomorrow morning.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20
Lost Horse.

Black selding work horse, years old.
branded o On right shoulder. strayed from
my plscs 81 miles south Of Cnlbsstsou
near Diamssd ranch. about July 18th.
Fer reward apply 10 me Al ny place.
I6t3L LAwRExcE 4ApsxN.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-08-20

Monarch malliable ranges are the best,
for sale At Tanner 4 Best.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-11

3 
 2
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Batiste Robes of All-over Embroid-
cry. with cluster tucks forming panel
in skirt. deep tucked founce. joined to
skirt by wide embroidery band; pink,
light blue, nile. Lavender, gray. white,
champagne. S14 to SIT GnG O2
values at $12 and " 90 20
White Swiss Robes of heavy Irish
crochet embroidery, fiounce joined to
skirt by embroidery band; also en-
broidery band forming panels: waist
to s,,,ns match s1, sls s 500 20 aId $40 $3.50
,:;s &c Fine III ,nsSs. Quality y,aS White Ba 19c
soc Extra Fine White Batiste: 7Mo
soc White French Lawn; 40 DE-
Silk Drop Trimmings; cotton and
siik, black. white and co.ors M2n
ard. SOC to.
Evening star., 1909-03-14

Swiss and Batiste Ftontings, for
shirt waists. of heavy Irish tSu 3E
open effects: 50 value. Yard. w 'OO
72-inch Brussels Net, white. cream.
e1au eeru: pink Ink n,;in light blue law 42c
Embroidered Filet Net, As inches
wide; white. cream and ecru: Roc
90 value.
Chiffons and Mousseline de Sole, 10
inches wide; all colors; 75c val MEc
The New Two-tone Millinery Rib
bonA satin finish; inches wide. in
combinations of old rose and green,
gun metal and gray. blue and green,
and many other combinations; 'RN~
CSC value. ~
Plaid Ribbons. in all colors and COM
binations; inches wide; for 3Nc
hair and hat: SOC value. .........
25c White Persian Lawn. Spe- nOc
cial sale price.