The searchlight., 1910-04-15

Mage Groceries the good groceries.
At R. c. G. You can get prompt
deliveries and fresh groceries. .-Phooe Io7
.atf.
lack Nicholson Of Elmdale was in town
Wednesday and joined the Searchligh,
honor roll.
Mrs. r. c. Stanfield and children re-
turned Sunday from SIX weeks visit to re-
latives At Saco. Moat.
Mark Thomas - Wholesale agent for
Schmidt's Beer and Drury's Soft Drinks.
Leave orders at Eagle Saloor phone IS.
44h
C. S. Stafford has been sele cted as
manager Of the Culbertson Base Ball Club.
w. T. Stephens. will be field manager and
DR.. T. w. Collinson Secretary-Treas
urer.
Notice the announcement cards in this
issue Of Trowei Lodge. No. 81. A. F. & A.
NJ. and Wild Rose Chapter, No. IS. o E.
S. which will appear hereafter in every is
sue Of the Searchlight.
II is reported on good authority that the
wedding OF a prominent young couple in
Culbrtson will take place in May. and that
arrangements for their future residence has
already been made. The Doctor has our
sympathy.
Frank Mccormick informs the Search
light |, was mistaken lest week in saying
that Uncle Philip Lavatta died in his home
alone. and that four men friends vera with
him when death came. We cheerfully
make the correction.
Donaldson Bros. got in a carload OF
Buick Automobile last week Of which one
was purchased by F. G. Arnstte. one by
VIM. Mcbride and one bv r. H Kane the
the liveryman at Poplar. They are ex-
pecting another carload now almost any
day.
The Citizens State Bank Of Culbertson
opened up on schedule time Monday morn
ing with Mr.. Schlenker. formerly Of viii
liston as cashier. c. A. Wittimier President
was also in evidence and both were pretty
busy when the Searchlieh, representative
made them a call
The Chicago Store opened up for busi-
ness IN Culbertson Monday in the old
Mint Saloon building which has been re-
modelled for a mercantile establishment.
d. Gordon. the proprietor means to get
some of the Culbertson trade. il the
bargains offered in his ad are any indica-
tion
Entire change of films each evening at
the Family Thatre. illustrated songs a
strong feature. Spend quiet amusing
hour there each evening. Fun. pathos.
'melodrama and music Two performances
the first begins at go and the second at
$50. Prices IS and IS cents. Come and
enjoy Yourself. sah.
Geo. S Conover died at the w. !. vii.
kinson claim Sunday Of old age and general
heart failure. and was buried in Culbertson
cemetery on Tuesday. He was native
of Ohio. g years old and worked in the
Illinois Saloon during the winter. Rev.
d. c. Cowan conducted the funeral ser
vices al the cemetery.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. X. Oakes and George
Oakes arrived here recently from New
York and are at present guests Of their
brother l A. Oakes. ]. X. oakes has
accepted the position as superintendent Of
the Montana Star Telephone Co.. and
George has accepted position as clerk in
the Big Store of Tanner & Best.
Rev. George Edwards. of Great Falls.
of the Presbyterian Sunday School Mis-
sion, arrived in Culbertson the latter part
OF las, week and spent Sunday at Plenty
wood where large congregation greeted
him. He isstaying over this week to at
tend the Presbytery meeting Al the
Church which began las, evening and
will continue until Sunday evening.
Hiehes, marke, price paid for Butter
and Eggs at Tanner x Bests.
The base ball game between the Cul-
bertson professors and regular ball team
Of Glasgow last Sunday At that town was
hasco for the professors. The score vas
S to 8 in favor of Glasgow. Our boys
thought they were going to play the doctors
lawyers and preachers Of Glasgow. but we
are informed thet the only professional
men IN the Glasgow team were professional
ball PLAYERS. They had lot Of fun and il
was good game at that.
Genuine Gage Pattern hats: no imita-
tons. We are exclusive agents, Tanner &
Best Co.
Don't forget that Garry Nation is coming