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The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-08-12

skerif SKY Small was down from Gias-
gov yesterday.
Mrs. w. Z. Clark. Of Brock,on, was in
town Monday on business.
1. o. Slette returned "Wednesday morn
ing from business trip to the Twin Cities.
Mrs Stafford and baby are visiting on
the coast and the baby i improving in
health.
NJ. II. Misfeldt. agent for the !. l. Case
Threshing Machine Co.. with headquar-
tiers at Minot, N. D., was IN town this
week. Mr.. Misfeldt's home is at Plenty
, wood.
Mrs. Feetham. OF Duluth. MINI, and
sister Of Sidney Bennett of Culbertsoa
and lack Bennett of Redstone, arrived
here Sunday morning. and after spending
few days visiting with Mrs. DR.. John
ston, wen, to Redstcne by auto, being ac-
companied by her brother Sid.
Mrs. w. IL. Reed received a telegram
this morning that her father. A. J. Cratsen-
berg passed over the Great Divide AT 5
o'clock this morning MIR Cratsenberg
was quite well known in Culbertson having
spent several months each year visiting has
daughter. Mr.. Cratsenberg died at De
corah, Iowa. at the advanced age oil SO
years.
| c. s. Stafford's auto was partly consum-
ed by fire last evening about o'clock AS
he was coming down the big hill from a
trip north with couple Of travelling men
the bearings became heated and took fire.
Before the fire could be extingutshed the
body Of the handsome car was pretty badly
damaged, but the running gear and engine
we're saved. A new body will Tx it up al
right.
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Lodge Announcements

TRoWEI. LOnGE, No q, A. I. & 4. NJ. :.
Meets the second aud fourth Mondays OF each
month, at ) o'clock y. IA. In Masonic Hall
Visiting iiruthcrS welcome.
II. u. EDMoNDS, sec. |. L.. HhoohS w NJ
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Catholic Services in Poplar

Next Sunday. Aug. I4,h. there will be
Catholic services at Poplar. Holy Mass
at 10 m. Christian Doctrine at 7 pm.
Noiice-Sick calls should be addressed tt
Rev. FIR. Eberschwe,ler. Havre. Mont.
when the pastor cannot be found IN Pop
lar, he being on different missions.
Such Catholics as intend to marty shoul'
notify their pastor in time &c proclaim tn
Bans. They must understand that sine
Easter, April roth, 1905. all Catholic mar
riages must be Witnessed by the priest, I'm
less they be invalid.
REV. PLAcIDus f. SLAIN, S. j.. Pastor.
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POPLAR PRESBYTERIAN Services

Preaching both morning and evening
next Sunday. Aug. 9Th. The subject OF
the morning sermon will be The Unity
of Churches Intervening topic will be
THE Privilege of Prayer" The Sunday
school and the mid-week Bible class will
meet as usual. The public IS invited 10
all services
On Saturday evening. Aug. 18th, al
o'clock. there will be preaching in the
Bowden school house. south of the river
and again on Sunday afternoon at o.
clock. This will be the last visit OF the
present minister to this district.
F. II. STEVENSON. Pastor.
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WILD ROSE CHAPTER. No. Is. a.. T., s.
Meets the second aud fourth Thursdays OF
garh month at : o'clock y. ms Ia Masonic
Hall Mas. ANNIE TANNER. w NJ.
:. e. WEST. Secretary.
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Another Wrestling Match

Directly after Sundays ball game
on the ball grounds, an abbreviat'
ed wrestling match was pulled oil
between Bert Gotch, oil Culbert'
son, and Kid Smokey, the defeat
ed contestant in Friday night:
match. There was no show what
ever for Smokey. Gotch throwing
him twice, the first time IN tire,
minutes and the second time II
| five minutes.
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Town Lots for Sale al
TyrOn and Antelope

Guy Grove, the Great Northern
townsite agent. will conduct the
townsite sale at Tyron. a new
town between Froid and Medicine
Lake, at 10 O'Clock a. M, Wednes-
day, Aug. a4th. and at Antelope
on Aug. a5th at the same hour
Both towns we've surveyed and
plated this week. so the ground
can be intelligently looked oyel
4, any time before the dates o
sales. I7t7
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In order to place a perInan-
ent reminder of the fertility
of the "Treasure State
before the public, both in
Montana and the Eastern
States, the Great Northern
Railway has had large art
pictures made of the Mon
tana Exhibit at the National
Corn Show, held in Omaha,
Nebraska, last November,
the interior of their st. Paul
Exhibition Rooms and the
Montana Exhibition Car.
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St. AnthOny's Church

Services will be held in St. Anthony's
Church the first and third Sunday of each
month at 10. 80 a. m. and Sunday School
every Sunday at p. m
Service will be held at Medicine Lake
the second Sunday OF each month.
On the fourth Sunday alternately service
will be held at Bainvile and Mondak.
Rev. Mahussier Desmonds,
Pastor.
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Permanent Montana Publicity

These have been dis
tributed among their
various agencies, the
Montana Chambers of
Commerce, and Great
Northern Railway sta
tons. The conspicuous
places in which these
pictures are hung will
be sure to attract the
attention of prospective
western settlers. and in
that way work to the
ultimate good of the
Treasure State.
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, For furniture go to Tanner & Best's.
John Manning was in from his ranch
yesterday.
Court canvenes in Glasgow Tuesday.
August I6ln.
Ami Tanner went to Minneapolis We'd
nesday for ten days stay.
Pasture for rent. one-half mile from
wn. Apply to A b. Tanner. 2sf
The Mahon-R Robinson Lumber Company
will sell 2x3 dimension lumber at $4,000
while thsy last. 3u
Get Lion brand or Heath & Mulligan
brand house paints. both Splendid quality
at $. S. Moen's. soft
Go to d. r. Btockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
Culbertson. Mont. ou
Walter Onigley arrived here last Satur-
ffrom Grand Forks. N. D.. and has accept
ed position in the Culbertson depot.
Mrs. NJ. J. Brooks. Of Ottawa. ILL.,. ar
rived here LIST week for an indefinite visit
with her son. |. L. Brooks and family.
Willard Duffy. son CT Station Agent w,
b. Duffy. takes the position OF cashier al
the depo, in place OF Ed Tory, resigned.
| |. L. Slatiery and wife. of Glasgow. and
Joseph Slattery and wife. Of Glendive. ane
a friend Of the latter. were guests OF Land
lord Stafford at the Evans several days th'
first Of the week.
Notice the new ad this week OF the Pal
ace Saloon. Svoboda & Maxim. the new
proprietors. are gaining friends and pa
irons every day by their courteous treat
ment.
Eli Sowa is the new GIN. roadmaste
now located at Culbertson. He takes tn
place of Mr. Holahan. who relieved Geo
, Anderson when he was promoted last tall
Mr.. Sowa was an old timer in Cnlbertso'
some fifteen years ago.
The editor arrived home from Bonide
, Hot Springs on Wednesday, leaving Mrs
Reed a, the Boulder Springs Hotel. wher
. she is being treated for nervous troubl
by DR.. / A. Leighton. The editor will g
. back Saturday tor another brief visit
| Boulder Springs.
R.E. Patch and II. NJ. Cosier OF POI
$ lar. and 5. I. Cogswell OF Wolf Point at
tended the meeting of the directors OF tn
. telephone company here Tuesday evening
!. The directors decided that they would II
stall an exchange at Medicine Lake
i soon as the Reservation Line is complete
!. which will probably be in September.
Harves, is on and much of the grain
e now in the shock. but threshing has nj
= started vet. Threshng is awaited vii
= much interest. as there seems to be goc
l. deal of diversity of opinion as to the pro'
q able Weld of grain this year. Some say
will turn out much better than the gener
public expect, while others say that Il
heads are not well filled and take ve
: pessimistic view of the situation.
IN The service at the Methodist church vi
Of well attended last Sunday evening. ii
I pastor. Rev. Cookingham. wishes to e
e. press his appreciation of the manner
which the people are assisting by the
presence and interest in his work. Ne
. Monday he will leave for the Annual Co
!. ference. at Roundup. where the conditi'
of the Methodist church in Montana "
:. be reported on and appointments to va
. Gus charges made for the ensuing year.
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Dissolution Notice.

The firm of Kehoe & Schow Of the Phoe-
nix Cafe dissolved partnership July 10 1870.
The undersigned. l.. L. Schow has pur
chased the interest Of F. kehoe and has
all control and liability for all debts con
trac,ed since the firm of Kehoe & Schow
was formed. All money due to the firm Is
now due to me. l.. +. Schow. I4d
The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-08-12

A CONTINUED STORY
OF CURRENT EVENTS.

Eclipse Wind Mills at Tanner & Best's'
Kid Smokey. the wrestler. went west on
Sunday.
w. b. Mudson. of Sidney. was in town
Sunday.
John H. Simpson was down from Brock
ton Saturday.
Mss Cora Butler went to Bainville Sat
urday to her farm.
Girl wanted for general housework bv
Mrs. G. w. Tanner. Off
Thos. Hanson. of Dagmar. was register
ed at the St. Paul Hotel Sunday last.
For Sale-Team OF geldings. 4 and yrs.
old. wighe,, r25o lbs. w. r. Shields. I7tI
Ice cream and ice packed cream promptly
delivered to any one in the city-Phone call
ro7. 5a,f.
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue Ribbon
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly pure.
L. E. Schow Prop. I4u
Wanted-Clean cotton rags at I b e
Searchlight Office. Will pay S cents
pound for 10 or II pounds.
/ Mrs. r. Schulz. who has been spending
the summer in Culbertson. went to her
ranch at Lakeside Saturday
Hair weaving: switches Of combings a
specially. Mrs. A. ] Livermore. residence
mile west Of Culbertson. iItl
See S. S. Moen for Zenith harness, the
very best made. Single and double har'
ness in heavy and light grades. ATT
Mr.. NJ. w. Wilson. of Spokane. WASH,
who formerly had store at Bainvile, was
in town Saturday on business and left fol
Bainville.
Get your job printing done at the Search
light office. Although the price OF living
has gone up several notches we are still
dong business at the same old stand at the
same old low prices. 10
To keep your health sound. to avoid th'
| ills OF advancing years. to conserve YOU
physical forces for ripe and healthiul OLD
age. guard your kidneys by taking Foley
/ Kidney Remedy. Valley Drug Co.
II your liver is sluggish and out of tone
S and you feel dull. bilious. constipated
take dose of Chamberlain Stomach ans
Liver Tablets tonight before retiring AM
, YOU will feel all right in the morning
Sold by all druggists.
!, In buying a cough medicine. don't b
= afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough kems
d dy. There is no danger from it. and re
:. lief is sure to follow. Especially recon
!. mended for coughs colds and whoopin
cough Sold by all druggists.
Be sure and takea bottle of Chambc
u lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Ken
). edy with you when starting on your tri
board the trains or steamers. Changes I
water and climate often cause sudden a
l. tacks of diarrhoea, and it is best to be pr
e pared. Sold by all druggists.
When the digestion Is all right. the a
l. ton of the bowels regular, there is matt
&c raj craving and relish for food. When tn
is lacking you may know that you need
y dose of Chamberlain.s Stomach and Liv'
Or Tablets They strengthen The digesti'
lie organs. improve the appetite and reguia
IN the bowels. Sold by all druggists
II Dysentery is dangerous disease but CT
be cured. Chamberlain's Collie, Chole
to and Diarrhoea Remedy has been success
:. fully used in nine epidemics OF dysenter
h Ii has never been known to fail II is Z
" ually valuable for children and adults. al
III when reduced with water and sweetene
il is pleasant to take. Sold by all druggist
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Happenings.

Gasoline Engines Tanner Best's. 2tf
w. Stewart was here from Lanark Tues
day.
Jim Helmer. the Poplar rancher. was in
town Wednesday.
1t is reported that they are organizing to
build an elevator at Froid.
RIO. Lunkc has started work on his
new elevator at Lakeside.
c. E. Waller. of Quincy. Michigan. was
in town the fore part of the week on busi-
ness.
Spring Lake Whiskey. the best in the
land at the Phoenix Cafe. L. E. Schow.
Prop. I4u
I. w. Maloney. an attorney OF Butte.
sends greetings by the editor to his old
classmate. Harry Dale.
Ed Egan of Shotgun was in town yester-
day. He recently returned to Shotgun
from a long visit to Osseo. MINI.
Mark Thomas Is wholesale agent for
Schmidts Beer and Drury's Soft Drinks.
Leaye orders at Eagle Saloor phone So.
ATT
The case of the state VS.. Charles Thorp
on appeal from Justice Mathews court
will come up before Judge Tattan Sept. 2.
N I. Conchot. agent for the Avery
Threshing Machine Co. with headquar-
tiers at Minot. N. D.. was in town Tues
day.
Blue Ribbon Whiskey is best for family
use strictly pure and eight years old. For
sale a, the Phoenix Cafe. L. Schow.
Prop. I4u
Albert Donaldson. ]. II. Holly. Chas.
Ross, Arne Thompson and G. w. Tanner,
all Of Culbertson. will 60 to Glasgow nex'
week to act as jurors.
Berkeley Walker who Is at present as
sisting in the Searchlight office, went 's
Mondak and Buford Saturday evening
returning Sunday evening.
Claude X. Olsen, the popular merchan
tailor of Williston. was taking orders u
Culbertson Wednesday and Thursday. HI
will have an ad in the Searchlight mex
week.
Mike Rowe, who left K. o. Lunke'
ranch about two months ago to take treat
ment for his eyes at Minneapolis. has re
turned to the ranch with his eyes mucl
improved.
Wanted-Housework on ranch or farm
good housekeeper and good cook, by VIZ
man with three year old girl. Woui
prefer to work for widower or bachelo
Address Mrs. Fitzgerald. ST. Paul Hote
I6pa
In the case Of John Marckle VS.. Har'
Soderbere and Hazel Soderberg. whic
came up before Judge Tattan last weel
the defendants demurrer was over-rule
and they we're given 20 days in which
file an answer.
Ed Tory, who has been acting as casl
Ter at the Great Northern depot tor II
past three months, resigned recently an
lett with MS vile on Suhuas tot So''ah'
NY. where he will be employed by Il
Leheigh Valley Railway.
While on the train near Butte on Tue
day the editor met Postotiice lnspect'
Riddeford. who spoke very highly OF IL
efficient manner in which the Culbertst
postoffce is being handled by Postmast
Stafford and his assistants.
We are indebted this week and last
DIR Johnston. Paul Babcock. Rev ID.
Cowan, Rev. r. T. Cookingham and OF
ers for locals furnished. We hope tn
will continue the good work. at least I'M
the editor returns from Boulder Springs.
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Foley Kidney Pills

Tonic in quality and action. quick in re-
suits. For backache. headache, dizziness,
nervousness. urinary irregularities and
rheumatism. Valley Drug CO.
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For Sale.

A good 100 acre farm. with good house
good we'll. two good barns new granary.
mile north Of Culbertson. Geo Hettinger
ITp3.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-04-27
4BossYH eIaL NoT Po9gLAR
oomIneerins Spirit Has No Tendency
to Make Friends for lts
Possessor.

Many girls are done out Of a good
time because they love to rule. They
may not know they are domineering.
but their mates are aware Of It and
resent It
This desire to manage other PEG
pies afairS Is a common cause Of
blackballs in girls clubs. though the
victim rarely recognizes that reason
and attributes her defeat to personal
spite. Jack Of money or pull rather
than to her temperament.
There is no better cause of unpopu.
larity than a "bossy" disposition.
Most OF US have opinions Of our own.
and. even though they arc not so
good as those OF our frieRds. we pre-
FER to stick to them. It Ia Irritating to
have each GkouEht. action or intention
regulated By another.
For the sake OF peace most of US
are supine when with these managing
people. We give in rather than argue:
often are false to our better selves
ratner than fight II out.
This is bad for US both. In one I,
fosters desire to rule and an un.
pleasant trait is nodded into tyranny.
With the other aequiescenee becomes
4 habit that weakens the power of de-
cision.
Mothers who notice this desire to
manage everyone in a young child
should break 1t up at once. It is "a
trait that has phenomenal growth.
and when once grown It Is hard to up
root.
If you are girl who loves to rule
everyone. stop and consider. What II
you do think your methods better
than those Of your friend? Do not
obtrude them until asked for an opin.
Ion. then give 1t. without sulking II
some one else's plans are preferred.
Your friends may pretend to give in
to you. but they 90 1t grudgingIy. and
they like you none the better for 1t.
Obstinate people may fight things
out with you; other persons. less fond
OF friction. will shun you.
The would-be boss" should take as
a motto. Live and let i've" which in
plain English means don't try to run
the lives OF those around you.
The Point Pleasant register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, W. Va.) 1909-1939, 1910-04-27
DAINTY PRIZES EASILY MADE
Attractive Gifts Require Only Slight
Expenditure Of Money, and Some
Artistic Taste.

A girl with but slight skill with the
brush can make artistic gifts and
prizes at small cost. Two ideas fol-
her are a round hanging pincushior
and bag to hold gloves.
The former is made OF two pieces Of
stif cardboard. AZ inches in diane
ter. They are covered with cotton
batting. then ecru silk. the edges over.
cast together.
The right side OF cushion Is covered
entirely with painted open pink rose
Of many petals, with the foliage in
dull gray greens arranged as a back.
ground.
On each side OF circle are bows
made Of eight narrow loops OF pink
baby ribbon with hangers of same and
another looped bow at top. White pins
in different sizes are stuck in edge OF
cushion to radiate.
The same rose with leafy back.
ground and two buds with long brown
stems is used as a decoration for one
side OF the bag. This is made Of
heavy butchers linen in two strips,
five by ten inches wide. sewed in
seams on each side and overcast to
gether on bottom.
The linen is lined with pink china
silk which extends four inches above.
faced back for three inches with an
inch heading. and the rest casing.
One drawstring is pink satin rib,
bon an inch wide and the other green
satin. The edges of linen. back and
front, are Unrestricted in pink silk.
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ORDER or HGTlCE OF BATI2UPTS DIS
CHARGE.

In the District Court of the United
States, Toe the Southern District of
West Virginia:
Southern District of West Virgin
ia. IS:
On this l&th day of April, A. D..
1910, on reading the foregoing petit
ton it is ordered by the Court, that
hearing be had upon the same on
the $0th dav Of April, A. D., 1910,
before said Court, at Charleston, in
said District, at 10 O'Clock in the
forenoon; and that notice thereof be
published in The Point Pleasant Reg
lister, a newspaper printed in said
District, and that all known credi-
tors and other persons in interest
may appear at the said time and
place and show cause, if any they
have, why the prayer of the said Pc
titioner should not be granted.
And it is further ordered by the
Court, that the Clerk shall send by
mail to all known creditors copies of
said petition and this order, address
ed to them at their places of resi-
dence as stated.
Witness the Honorable Benjamin
F. Keller, Judge of the said Court,
and the seal thereof, at Charleston,
is said District. on the 18th day of
April, A. D., 1910.
EDWIN NJ. KEATLRY, Clerk
D. c. L. S. S. D. W. Va.
april 20-2w.
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GOOD BOX C0}E}
4EsHAPs THE MOST PRACTICAL
OF ALL METHODS.
Thoroughly Protects the Binding With
out In the Least oetraetIna
from the Appearance Of
the Volume.

Our illustration shows one Of the
most practical methods Of covering a
hook. It Is specially to be recon-
mendod for school books: It IS ad.
Yisable to have the same color for
Sseh Of a set of books: linen. of which
2hoso arc many pretty dark colors to
p bought Is suitable for the purpose;
b also Is easement cloth.
The cover must, Of course, be made
specially to 1T the book It Il Intended
for. and then sewn on over the sides.
TAo diagram clearly shows the shape
Il which the material should be cut
bat and the portion indicated by &C"
ahould DO exactly the size OF one side
OF the book. %" represents the back.
and there are small tabs Of material
-at the top and bottom which must Be
Folded over and sewn down before
he cover Is attached to the book.
ID" indicates one Of the tabs. and
"a" shows the other sewn down in
dts place.
The lower sketch with the book
1oDon shows how the cover should be
sewn together at the corners. and a
Hsw stitches Of strong thread drawn
through the upper and lower tabs
serve to tighten the cover on to the
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RoW TO REINFORCE sTocKINe
Transversoly Ribbed Kneeeap WIN
Stand Unusual wear-Eseellent
Article for Small Boys.

A stocking that fills long.felt want
among small boys. scrub women and
other persons who spend great deal
Of time on their knees is that designed
BY Mississippi woman. This stock.
ing is made With 4 transversely ribbed
gore on the knee that viii stand many
times the amount Of wear and tear
that the knee OF an ordinary stocking
win. Above the calf the stocking Is
ribbed longitudipally. while the gore
section Is ribbed crossRise and is
made Of heavier material. more close
ly knit The SflsIi boy Who win go
thre6gh an ordinary stocking the first
time he puts 1t on can crawl around
and climb tyeesfn thts lind for many
a day before the knee gives way. Even
then new piece can be set In. which
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Courtesy In Young Girls.
april eO-2w

Young girls are apt to be somewhat
thoughtessly discourteous, and are
quite oblivious OF the irremedIable
evil often wrought by want OF thought
Such girls should bear IN mind the
lesson in courtesy given by father
to his daughter. My child" said he.
treat everybody with politeness, even
though they are rude to you. For. re-
member that you show courtesy to
others, not because they are ladies.
but because you are \one.
Notes.
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An Unusual Clock.

Missouri man. and it is entirely
proper that the timepiece should en-
anate from the show me" states. The
clock consists of 4 skeleton dial
mounted on a stand. The numerals.
which are large figures, stand out
clearly against almost any background
and the hands also show plainly. In
fact. the positions OF the hands alone
will indicate the hour OF the day with
out putting the onlooker to the neces-
sity Of consulting the figures. Prob
ably the most striking popularity OF
this clock. however. is the fact that
there are no works TO be seen. On one
end Of each hand is a watch move
ment and near the other end weight,
the two connected so that the hands
are operated as they would be IN an
ordinary timepiece. The ease with
which such clock can be regulated
and cleaned Is another feature.