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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16
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From our special correspondent.
April "a. 1909.
Henry Kim was in from his ranch yes
terday for few hours.
Rev. d. E. Evans left Monday for Blair
to attend The Presbs,ery.
Rev. Edwards. of Great Falls, was in
town today and guest of Rev. E. ]. Lindsey.
Rev. E. !. Lindsey and wife left today
for Blair. Mout. to attend The Psesbytery.
Alva James. of Brockton. was up yester-
day and ate dinner with his friend, |. C.
Gregory.
James Helmer came up from his ranch
Monday evening and left yesterday morn
ing for Culbertson.
II. NJ. Cosier. X. Z. Patch and L. l..
Brink left Tuesday a. m. for Culbertson to
attend the meeting of the stockholders Of
the Montana Star Telephone Co.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
met last Saturday at The Manse and organ
lied a Ladies Aid Society with the follow
ing officers: Mrs. +. /. Lindsey. es. !.
Mrs. II. c. Walker Vice Pres: Mrs. r.
E. Patch. Sec. and Treas: Advising Com
mittee: Mrs. Fl. NJ. Cosier. Chairman and
Madams ]. L. Atkinson. VIM. Hilger. p.
II. Hayne. III. p. Keller and Miss Ciapp.
Constitutional Committee: Mrs. ]. L. At
kinson. Chairman; Madams II. c. Walker.
X. Z Patch and VIM. Hilger. They are
to meet every Ist and sd Wednesday: the
next meeting will be with Mrs. ]. l.. At
kinson.
Rev. ID. Edward Evans. Pastor Evange
list. closed very successful meeting here
Sunday night which he dd the Rev Lind
sey has been conducting. The following
were admitted to the church as full mem
bers on Easter Sunday. forty persons in all
Minnie Smith. Phoebe Cosier. Laura
Smith, Ruth Venting, Iva Atkinson. Aud
rey Atkinson. Mabel Armstrong. lanes
Walker. William Walker, EIston Steele.
Harold Bawden. Nettie With. David Du-
pree. Adelia Hale. Thelma Grow. Berth a
Lonesoldier, Bette Steele. Buelah Tun =
ingpine. Virginia Count. Theresa Foot. Ida
Kennedy. Alma Durand. Madge Brown.
Frances Runningdog. Maud First. Ruth
Thunderbear. Laura Bird, Clyde Thnn
derbear. Wilbert Afterbear. Hobert Cut
hair Sidney Valen. Charles Shields
lanes Proctor. Stephen Proctor, Mrs.
Lucy Warbonnet Belva Warbonnet, Net
tie Warbonnet. These joined by letter:
Harry Walker. I'm Lindsey. Mrs. Ella
n Lindsey. E'si, children received
Christian baptism. Chauncy Frank Whit
wright. Lucill Dallas Wainwright. Jane
Alice Whitwrigh', William Murial IT,.
Ethel Sohidie Wainwright. Irene Badten.-
per. Nellie Chaser. Howard Chaser.
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Swiss Hand He'll Ringers.

The Musical Eckardts are now on their
Seattle where they appear every day dur
ing the exhibition under a heavy guarantee
and are breaking the jump by stopping off
at a number of towns on the way. Our
people may look for the greatest musical
treat they have ever had. The Eckard.s
in their SWISS Hand Bell Ringing. have
never been approached by other musical
organizations. Their work is far superior
to all others. One of the boys plays as
many as $50 bells per minute which is con-
sidered great feat. Don't forget the date
here. Opera House, Culberts N. Tuesday.
April 2o,h.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16
DIRECTORS ELECTED
The rlontana Star Telephone Co.
Elects q Full Set of
Directors.

The Stockholders of the Montana Star
Telephone Co. met Tuesday afternoon at q
o'clock as per call published in the Search
light. The meeting was called to order by
President I. L. Brooks and adjourned I'M
iii ? O'Clock the same evening on account
of the funeral of Steven Scott.
At the appointed time the meeting was
again called to order. A majority Of the
stock being represented, either in person
or by proxy. election of directors was pro-
ceeded with.
After the ballots were counted il was
found that the following stockholders were
elected as directors for the ensuing year:
/. l.. Brooks, II. NJ. Cosier. X. Z. Patch.
VIM. Mcbride. c. Johnston, G. w. Tan
ner. L l.. Brink. /. o. Slette and Peter
Marion. Messrs. Mcbride. Johnston and
Brink are new directors. the balance being
reelected.
-he new board of directors held a meet
ing directly after the stockholders meeting
adjourned and the following officers were
elected: G. w. Tanner. president: II. NJ.
Cosier. vice president; and l. .. Sle,te.
treasurer.
The board purchased a lot of G. w.
Tanner Just west of the old telephone ex-
change building and the new exchange will
90 up at once One Of the latest and most
improved switch boards has been ordered
as we'll as about one hundred phones. to-
gether with the poles and other equipment.
These supplies we're ordered about three
weeks ago and are expected to arrive any
day. As soon as the supplies arrive the
work on the local exchange will be COM
menced aud pushed vigorously to compile
ton. after which the Culbertson-G Glasgow
line will be erected.
The board of directors If the Montana
Star Telephone Company are all compe-
tent and successful business men and they
all see brigh, and promising future for
the company, which will grow as rapidly
as the country developes. and every one
appreciates that the country north and
west of us is only in the beginning OF its
great development as yet.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16
Auction Sale.

l will hold a public sale consisting OF
farm stock and machinery at my ranch on
Shotgun Greek between Mitchells and Dad
Williams on Wednesday. April II. 1909.
consisting Of the following property: II
head Of horses and mares. gentle and all
good: farm wagons. in good condition: 4
walking plows and harrow: several sets
good second hand work harness; 700 bush
els OF oats and numerous other tools found
on farm or ranch. This is a forced sale
as the undersigned is going out of the sheep
business and must sell. Sale begins at
1000 a. m. and lunch served at noon.
Terms: All sums Of $1,000 and under.
cash: all sums over $1,000. time will be
given on good security with note bearing
interest at 10 per cent. All notes due Nov.
Ist. 1909. Five per cent off for cash.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16
Partnership Dissolved.

The Bewick & Stanield Transfer line
has dissolved partnership. +. Bewick
purchasing my share in the said company.
All bills owing to the b. & S. Transfer
Line should be paid 10 Mr.. Bewick and all
bills owing by sad Transfer Company are
assumed by him. MIR. Bewick takes iull
control on Monday. April IL 1900, at p m.
s3t3 X {. STASFIEIp.
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Stray Mare.

Cane to nv place about March Ist. a
small bay mare not branded. Has been
cut hv barbed W re IN right hind leg Own
er '1uid call Tor same and pay for keeping
al his notice. II. u. OELKERs.
So. six miles northeast of Culbertsou
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Up Before the Bar.

N. II. Brown, an attorney. of Pittstield.
VT, writes: I'VE have used DIR. King S
New Life Pills for years and find them
such good family medicine We wouldn't
be without them" For Chills. Constira-
ton, Biliousness or Sick Headache they
work wonders. 25c. Valley Drug Co.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16

The Montana Stockgro~ers Association
have issued invitations to their twenty
fourth Annual Meeting a, Miles City.
April 20 and Al. 1899.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16

The Weekly Kaimin is new publica-
ton issued BY the pupils in the University
of Montana at Missoula. 1t is brigh
newsy sheet and has goodly share of adj
vertising.
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16

Go to Donaldson Bros. for automobiles
and buggies. sta
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1909-04-16

ED. EOAN, Prop,
K. e. Oustafson, Clerk,
u John Marckle, Auctioneer
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09

We regret to learn of the seri- illness of Miss Ollie Cantley.
 J. B. Jordan returned today from St. Louis and Chicago where he purchased his fall stock of goods.
 The Ozan blaming mill is tenn porarily shut down, caused by the breaking of the line shaft this morning.
 A letter from Foster Steele. who left here a few months ago for Seattle Wash, reports that he has secured a good job there at $500 day.
 Master Clifford Caruthers the little son of Mir. and Mrs. Will Caruthers, is entertaining his little friends this afternoon with a birthday party.
 We are sorry to see J. A. Eng. land suffering with bone felon which incapacitates him from work. B. w. Conklin, of the West Side Barber Shop has his chair in the East Elm Street Shop.
 MT. and Mrs. Lee Gossett left today for Murfreesboro where they will make their future home. MT. Gossett having formed a partnership with Harry Horton ln the mercantile business which will be opened there by them in few days, the goods now being en route.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09

w. c. Felts made a busin ess trip to Hope today.
 c. R. Haynie and family are spending the day in Gurdon, at tending the big Hoo Hoo barbe. cue.
 R. P. Arnold and Chas. F. Pitt man left last night for Hot Springs to attend the Hoo Hoo concatenation.
 W. A. Capelle has bought the entire line of Picture frames, mouldings etc from the Variety Store and is prepared to give some great bargains in framing and etc.
 Arthur Dragon route agent of the Well-Fargo Express Go. with headquarters at Houston Texas, made a trip over the P & N w railroad yesterday in the inter. est of the service.
 MT. and Mrs. D. Scott came in yesterday from Westbrook, Mrs. Scott remaining here on visit to her mother, while the former is attending the Hoo Hoo meet ings at Gurdon and Hot Springs.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09
TIckELETTEs
6y Ellen

Sin is more easily forgiven than folly.
 Dr. Cook says he found a sea of ice and snow at the North Pole. How common place. What a sen sation would have been produced could he have found few ban ana trees and palm grove.
 You don't have to go to the North Pole to get an Arctic ex- perience-visit the ice factory.
 The merchants are beginning to buy their holiday goods, the children are beginning to think about Christmas, the poor father is working for the price of new toy or dark haired doll, and vet the thermometer yesterday was 1O1 in the shade.
 The millinery openings on the 22nd and 23rd will furnish an in novation devoutly to be wished.
 Amos Keeter-the constant companion. the persistent guest and the everlasting nuisance-is nearly ready to leave us. Let's shed tear over his departure, because-he's coming again next year.
 The world loves lover, but how about a lover ess?
 The stamping clerk at the postoffice this morning during the 9 o'clock cancellation exhaus- ted the figure 9 in his rubber type case and had to turn a 6 up- side down to complete the dye It was the ninth month. the ninth day, the ninth hour. nine teen hundred and nine.
 Even your grammar teacher will tell you there is difference between being jolly and being a jolly.
 Cheer up, fellow man, black hose will be the exclusive style this winter. Why any woman ever wore pink, blue, lavender. ox-blood, cream, white, red, vel low gray, tan, green, striped, drop stitched stockings is more than can be explained, unless they wanted to please the other women.
 e . e
 Gurdon is entertaining a thou. sand Kittens today, but Prescott listens to the program of more
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09
SN@ l. o C AL
 SSSR N E w $ s@ -

COUUOn la to l2I cents.
 Mrs. J. E. Cox is visiting Cur don.
 w. V. Tompkins is spending today in Gurdon.
 Mr. and Mrs. Louis Majors will leave tonight for Hot Springs to attend the big Hoo Hoo meet ing.
 The Epworth League of the Methodist Church will entertain their friends at the parsonage to- night.
 c. H. Volway will leave tonight for Hot Springs, where he goes to attend the Hoo Hoo Concate- nation.
 Miss Eunice Nelson, who has been spending the past few weeks visiting in Prescott re- turned home home today.
 The Board of Eq ualization, composed of w. R. White, P. B. Jones and J. J. Hirst will meet at the court house next Monday. R. l.. Montgo mery, of New Le-visville, stopped over in Pres colt last night, en route to Cur don, to attend the big barbecue. Messrs Clip Yeager and E. R. Walker of Murfreesboro, have purchased the Prescott Steam Laundry from J. o. Crow and will take possession of the plant next Monday.
 Jesse Johnson, of Pike County who recently purchased 40 acres of land near Moscow from Levi Moore, is building house on the tract, and will move to it as soon as it is finished.
 Mrs. J. T. J. Dawson, and chil- dren, who have been spending seeeral weeks at Stamping Ground Ky. will leave there to- day for home, arriving here to- morrow night.
 Henry Felts has resigned his position at w. B. Walters effect i've October 1st and will leave on that date for Little Rock, to ac- cept a position with the Rose City Oil Co.,, as shipping clerk.
 Rev. J. NJ. Alexander of Hope, spent portion of today in Pres cott. He will return Sunday and will fill the pulpit at the Cumber- land Presbyterian Church, next Sunday both morning evening, and desires that the full mem bership be present.
 Revs. W. A. Steele and w. c. Hilliard left today for Hope, where as members of the Dis trict Licensing Committe of the Methodist Church, they togeth- CT with the others of the com mitteee will examine three stu dents for the ministry.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09
CHEER UP!

Though the temperature soar To hundred and four,
 Or six, or eight, or ten. The City Markets Meat
 Is good to eat, Just as it always has been.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09

We keep the meat we send to you in it's original condition-fresh juicy, and tender-through the liberal use Of ice in our up to-date refrigera ting system.
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09
TELEPHONE -242
For September Numbers
 of Magazines

We will receive each month, as they are issued, all t h e best magazines. Monthly Ains,nes All Story Argosy Bohemian Burr Mcintosh Country Life in America Good Housekeeping Hampers Lippincott's McClure's Metropolitan Outdoor Life Outing Pearson's Peoples Red Book Scribner Strand Scrap Book Short Stories Taylor-Trotwood Young's
 October Numbers Everybody's Blue Book Smith Cosmopolitan
 Phone 242 Jack Johnson, J. NEWS c OMPAN
The Prescott daily news., 1909-09-09

WEATHER Tonight and Friday fair.
 ITEM Yesterday Maximum, 101; minimum, P. Today Maximum 102 at SD. m.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12
DAVID WAKEFIELD, ~ "THE MUSIC


THE Music Master" in which David
Warf cid viii appear In the Avenue for
a weeks engagement, starting MONDAY
day evening. was produced In New
York five seasons asO. and IL has been
running there almost constantly, with
had the longest metropolitan run, and
has played to larger business than any
other play ever produced IN this cOun-
try. In a brief road tour. which com
prised a few OF the largest cities. the
ovations the star received. and the tre-
mendous business ne played TO. are
now matters Of theatrical history. OF
course. The Music Master" marks a
pronounced advancement In Warheld >
art over all his former characters As
Herr Won Barwig, the central character
Of the play, he has given TO the staSe a
creation that for artistic verIsimilitude
Will always have an abiding place IN
the gallery Of famous stage creations.
The Music Master" Is comedy
drama in three acts. written by Charles
Klein Mr.. Bella SEQ took II IN hand as
is his custom with all plays that come
under his supervision, and treated IL in
tho usual Belasco manner. which means
that Il now stands forth as cOuvinc-
Ing dramatic human document. EraCcd
here and there with those charming,
Poetic touches in which the modern
stage wizard delights The story II
tells IS that OF an educated German
conductor ~ famous orchestra and a
composer OF emincnce He comes home
one night after artistic triumph.
and finds hts wife and baby daughter
fed 20 America. A man who was once
his friend is also missing II follows
20 America in search He spends Is
, barren, hopeless years Ee lives In
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12

tells a sweeter story or has n more
FASCINATING atmosphere than The Rose
OF the Rancho" the big David Belasco
4 success, which has been secured by
Vaughan Chaser as next weeks offer
Ing In the Lyceum. The piece origin
ally was given beautiful scenic pro-
+ durtien. Mr. Gfaseris past EFFORTS en-
sure the same for his stock production
and both he and Miss Courteney are
offered unusually congenial roles. The
-<entire action Is laid In southern Cali
fornia and the time is shortly after
the cession OF that country 20 the
y United States by Mexico. before the
Yankees uprooted the traditions and
customs or centuries and transformed
the peaceful Mission gardens and
aristosratic ranches Of that country
4 caballeros and dignihed duennas move
= langafdiy amid pictures -cxuutsfre
beauty. tinted with rich colors. afiame
Gaiety-men and women singing and
dancing. accompanied by guitar and
castanet. and roilicking merrily in bait
+ ties OF confetti a somnolent. pleasure
but hating iercely the American
t"Rringoes." whom they feel have come
briefly told. concerns the love OF Kear-
fey, an American sent into the country
by the American government 70 protect
Spanish interests: for Juanita. tho
>kinkaid. a land jumper. attempts to
I take possession OF the Kenton rancho
but kearney has prior right and
sends for registered papers 10 DO
& hacked A. mp. by the militia The strife
Between Kearney and Kinkaid over the
land and the duel In love between
Kearneye and Don Luis. the Spanish
lover of Juanita. are dramatic elem. nt =
\ that fascinate and interest
t~The Hose OF the Rancho" will he
given lavish production and a large
company Is required in the presenta-
+ tfon.
TEMPLE.
Edwin Holt, whU has been coming TO
detroit for many seasons as a star and
who has also appeared here In support
Of many OF the celebrated stars OF the
country, will be ecen I'm the Temple
fheater next week In George AIDE :
latest vaudeville piaylet. "The Mayor
and the Manicure"
e Alr. Holt has been seen in the Tenn
ME In this playlet on former occa-
Who enjoyed him then will concur IN
the opinion that such actors as Mr.. Holt
and such playlets as The Mayor and
fhe Manicure" Will serve to make lc-
ultimate vaudeville even more popular
Y<ars
81. The management OF the Temple has
nIeo provided for this week n special
<1tfraction for the children I'm Jean
<[I<rfoCnta- Travesty Circus which
[1n>ists OF funny ponies. mules. dogs
X ~ rArtieniar interest 20 those OF
II>eh birth or ancestry Is the beautiful
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12
LAFAYETTE.

For the week commencing with the
Sunday matinee. j. ne -. the Latayet~
theater announces surprise In the re-
turn OF the original New York Acto-
logue Talking pictures with the orig
inal cast whose success last year was
so decided. They return from twenty
weeks engagement IN Cleveland win
a new and enlarged repertoire OF picture
plays including the classical pastoral
and melodramatic This company Will
include MIR. Morrison. Mr.. Doyle and
Miss Hicks. and their performances OF
last season Will be remembered as
particularly strong. AS an opening bilI
they Will present Tie Greatcst Of all The
They hardly need an INTRODUCTION. as
anyone who saw their 'IngOmaT,
Samson and Delilah" or Damon and
Pythias" last season. VIII know the
character OF their work To This live
feature there wifi be added series or
pictures de luxe aud other novelties
not seen elsewhere. The vaudeville &C IS
selected are remarkably strong and the
moving pictures are all good and new
tn Detroit
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12
Jacob Litt's big melodrama, The Sub

Jacob Lifts big melodrama. The sub
urban"
The curtain rises on the gamin &
room OF the Trarsylvania club, a re-
production OF one OF those homes OF
the goddess OF chance. II is Ladies
day and throns OF the elite and fash
ion OF the resort watches with eaSer
interest the absorbing scenes around
them. There are faro tables, roulette
tables and poker tables, and around
each are gathered the votaries OF
chance. The impressive dealers whirl
the little ivory balls or deity shuttle
the cards. and on the result with
b-eathless attention every eye -
turned. There Is the jockey throwing
away hts easily earned fees. there is
the trust maRnate seeking escape from
business cares by throwing away
money he Will not miss there Is the
western- ranchnlaGl-St stalking u!tA-h=sezs-
unconcern the dollars gained at the
risk OF health and life. and here and
there are countenances feverish with
anxiety blanched by the passions Tor
gaming.
The last act shows a view OF the eN-
terror OF the race track which - fol-
lowed Uy scene OF thrilling events.
Scenes IN racing stable and the IA
nous paddock at Sheepshead Bay are
shown and the entire performance is
intensely interesting
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12

poverty and plays at night IN a sordld
dime museum for the pittance II AFFORDS
10 keep body and soul together. The
heart interest hangs not only on his
wistful search for his daughter. who ~
now a grown woman, but on the inter-
estlng. picturesque characters that are
met In the by-ways and on the main
road \ charming incident Of the play
is the beautiful pIaintive melody-the
symphonic melody on which the theme
hanRs-written by W illiam Furst. Mr..
Warheld VIII play Wednesday and
Saturday matinees in the Avenue. X
Is announced that good seats can be
bad for every nerfOrmAnce.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12
5 wv LOCAL -PLAYHOUSES ~
nrraorr orEnA MOUSE.

Tnat most beautiful. tuneful and
mfrthful Of Anerican-ma comic
f,o6nctory ofrering OF the Acorn comic
opera company. which begin series
Of revfvals OF comic opera ana mNslcdl
comedy su Mcnssv az ey1 Ing e''0''
robin Hood" II Will be remembered
BY the Older generation OF theater pa
irons. was produced by the famous
Bostonians when they were at ne
height OF their fame, and was the
greatest OF their many successes. The
fact that no less than nve OF that
notable cast are TO be seen In their
original roles In the revival should
therefore prove interesting news.
Eugene Cowles. whose resonant basso
was feature OF the Bostonians' pre-
!. Jet and sing the "Armourer's Song
Helen Bertram returns TO the role oil
Maid Marian, In which she achieved
her nrst great success; George FROM
terpretation OF Friar Tuck; Josephin'
K Bartlett whose association with tn
role OF Dame burden dates back 10 TIT
original presentation at the ChicaS'
acquaintances in that dellghtlu
characterization, while Harry Dale i'm
personates Guy of Gisbourne in TIT
same able manner that was character
fstic OF his work with the Bostonians
Quite as notable as any OF the eX-Bos
tonians is Phil Branson, who wa
rushed here 10 play Florestefn In The
Bohemian Girl" He will be the Sheriff
of Nottingham. role In which he ha'
achieved pronounced success In other
cities with the Aborn companies The
4 title role will be In the hands of GeorSl
Tailman. whose delightful tenor ha:
won him "A host of friends during the
grand opera engagement: Bertha Davis
will be the "Anabel" and Harry Luck,
stone, the unexcelled baritone, Will
sing Brown October Ale" IN the
character OF LittlcJohn. Hattie Belle
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12

VII leave GriswoId-st Wharf. Detroit
Friday June 18th. At 500 a. M. AMI
Monday. June 2ist. az 700 = m. arrive
Goderich hours later. returning leave
Godcrirh saturday. june 18TH $50 %.
m. Canadian time, and Tuesday. June
22nd $40 a. M. Canada time, arrive
Detroit sts hours later Tickets VIII
be good 20 return on either TIP. Single
tickets 81 80. DO not miss this delight
ful excursion.
WHITE STAR LINE.
The Detroit times., 1909-06-12

Irish playlet. a Romance OF Killar-
new" presented in Detroit for the hrst
time by that capable Irish actor. w. J.
OHearn and company.
The bill as a whole runs 20 comedy,
singing. high-class character work,
dancing. and Just a It'd bit or aero
battles. Among the leading fun makers
are. Bendini & Arthur, comedian and
juggler: Fred Sosman. dress-suit sing
ing comedian. a Chicago society man.
Colby a. Way. the ventriloquist and
dancing doll; Cooper & Robinson. one
OF the most popular colored teams In
vaudeville: Bert and Lottie Walton.
acrobatics and roller skate experts:
and the Microscope pictures
For the following week the program
includes the famous colOred comedian.
Bert Walker chief fun maker ~ the
famous team OF Williams & Walker.