The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
: Homestead Items T
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

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Aug. zo. 1910.
/ Miss Caldwell OF Homestead was q Froid
visitor last week.
| T. n. Flick autoed to culbertson las,
week on business.
Miss Sadie Tunnison Of Brownville was
Froid visitor last week.
Lester Flick was on the sick list for few
days last week. but is getting better again.
Mrs. Charles Ballack Of Homestead is
taking trip to Great Falls and other points
in the west.
T. NJ. Flick is making some improve
ments on his farm near Homestead, fixing
up some Of his buildings.
Deputy Sheriff Sid Bennett and Fred
Fredricksen Of Culbertson were at Home
stead on business last week.
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. John p. Mueller
a baby girl. Mother and child doing nice
ly. and John has q smile on his face.
The late seeded FAX crops around this
section Of the country will be pretty good
if Jock Frost will stay away another week or
two.
John Lundahl of Medicine Lake, Tom
Strom and II. Horstman Of Homestead
called on T. NJ. Flick and family last Sun
day.
A. l.. Schultz has erected new granary
and has also had a we'll put down and a
windmill put up. on his farm east Of home
stead.
o. b. McCabe Is blowing his sutbble
land with his steam pillow and Mack is do
ing a splendid job. Mack knows how to
farm. and believes in doing up his work
right.
Mesdames Alfred Sorensen and VAST
wet OF Dagmar visited Mrs. LYDIA Soren-
sen last week. and brought the sad news Of
Mrs. Sorensen's youngest brother. who re.
Gently died in Minnesota.
Farmers in this vicinity are busy back
setting their land and getting it ready for
next years crop. All foresigh,A are that
Montana will have the bigges, crop ever
witnessed next year. so the old prophets
say.
Misses Clara and Ruth McCabe visited
their sister. Mrs. Z. Early las, week.
Mrs. Early is at present visiting Miss Nina
Scott at the Froid postoffice during the alb
sence of Mr.. and Mrs Fred Price pos,mas-
ter of Froid
Banker Schnitzler is doing quite a good
business now days and as soon as the farm
ers begin hauling their grain into market
Iohn will have his hands full cashinp grain
checks. with his other work. Mr. Schnitz-
Ter is hustler and can make things 20
some
IL. Horstman visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Flick. Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Sorensen and
other friends OF Dag ar and vicinity and
reports fine time. He Witnessed two of
the finest and largest gardens in the coun-
try at Ed. Flick's and Alfred Sorensen's
with all kinds of gardenstuH.
We are glad to see our young friend
George Schlenke. cashiesr Of the Citizens
State Bank Of Culbertson back to work
again and we wish him success in the fut-
nre. We have known Mr.. Schlsnker for
the past four years and always found him
one OF the most honest citizens wherever he
has been. He was cashier at one Of the
banks at Williston. N. D.. and the people
Of Will,ston regretted to see him leave.
II. Horstman and T. NJ. Flick autoed to
Froid and noticed quite an improvement
in the city Of Froid. More buildings going
up and everybody doing fourishine bus,-
ness. The citizens all seem to pull to-
eether and that is ~ha, counts. The place
now has the appearance of an older town
and the business men are all experienced
fellows and treat everybody alike Boost
for Froid and everything will run along
| fine