The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-01-28

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Mrs.. Otto Clenake left Wednesday for
Broosser. MINI. having received word Of
the death Of her mother. Mrs.. rorkelson.
Mrs. Glsnsks has the sympathy Of many
friends here.
Mark Thomas - Wholesale agent for
Schmidts Beer and Drury's Soft Drinks.
Leave orders ., Eagle Saloor phone So.
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r. A. Carnai of Havre was here Wednes
day as attorney for the defense in the John
Gingras case Attorney Carnal predicts
that culbertson will be q city Of 5000
within the next four years
I. z. Bruegger left for Minneapolis
Monday TO receive medical attention. His
eyes have been bothering him Of late.
He will visit with his wife and two sons
who are already there.
II you don't want divorce suit on your
hands get some real coal for your wife to
cook with Mathews sells il for Sc. 50 per
ton. 37u
Henderson Co last night was about was
best thew have given. They GET
better as the week progresses. Tonight
thu great melodrama Dora Thorne
| Norman Mouiton stopped here last FRI
dav from W-sfhope. N. D., on his way to
his new location a Conrad. Mont. He
sold his farm at Wesshope and has perma-
nently located at Conrad.
Pete Marion sailed for Ireland from
New York on Tuesday. Jan. az for visi,
to the old folks at their home He sailed
on the Baltic" for Liverpool and from
there will proceed to ireland.
The Opera Hall Committee will give
grand mask ball on the evening Of ST Val
ent,ne's dav. Feb I4th Four prizes will
be awarded one each to the best dressed
man and lady. Make preparations nov
for this event
Chas Jarvis has had the new store. that
he recentlv moved across the street from
thu Searchl,ght. put in fine repair. l, has
been reprinted and repaired. and the floor
is covered with linolium. 1t would be
| fine location for bakery and confectionery
store.
Geo. Balfour Of the Red Blacksmith
shop is erecting large auto garage on the
lot south Of the shop. The new garage
will accommodate sixteen automobiles and
tho proprietor expects to have il filled
most Of the time. He will have two of his
own at the garage.
John Gineras was to have an examination
before Justice Mathews Tuesday on a
charge of obtaining money under false pre-
lenses and passing worthless checks. At.
.orney Carnal Of Havre appeared for him
and waived examination and GinRras was
held to appear before Judge Tattan at the
next term OF court.
| ]. T. Clapper. who has been spending
the week in Culbertson. reports that the
health Of Mrs. ciapper is much improved
since going 10 Helena. However he says
they viii move to Billings in the near future
He il now travelling agent for the Gas
Traction Company of Minneapolis.
The services in the Presbyterian church
las, Sunday SHOWS that renewed interest is
being taken bv the culbertson people.
Five new members Joined the church on
that day and large congregation was pre-
sent At both services. Tine Sunday
school is attracting the little folks and
many adults are also attending regularly.
In the case Of Simpson VS.. w. X. Raj
ston. tried At Glendive last week demur-
Or. to the complaint Of Simpson vas sus
tanned and the injunction dissolved. The
iniunctioo Vas to restrain Ralston from
conductieg the business Of the Triple Ash
ranch south Of Brockton. c. !. Haskell
Of Glendive and r. o. Lunke were attor-
neys for Rals.on.
MI. and Mrs. |. 0. Slette and little son
left Yesterday morning for months visit
to the Pacific coast. They will visit
Seattle. Los. Angeles. San Francisco and
other points. Before returning they will
visit Tucsan. Ariz.. and Mr.. Slette will
visit the Copper Creek Mining company's
claims near that city in which several Cul
bertson people are interested.
The regular services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday Ian. 80.
At II 90 q m. and 7;3o p. N. The SUBJ
ject in the morning viii be .'Our Attitude
/ Toward God. Ps. 1896. The subject in
the evening will be "Lost For Eternity"
Jes. Sac. The evenining service will be
largely song service with lots Of congre-
gational singing. Prayer meeting AZ the