The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-05-20

Eclipse Wind Mn = Tanner 1 Bess'sI
rhosail u he ccnst was no, visible II
Culbersson Wednesday nigh, when the
earth was passing ehrosgh Il. From nov
on for week or more she come, may b
seen in the western ny shortly after sun
set.
A touch Of rheumatism. o. twinse 81
neuralgia, whatever ~ trouble is. Cham
berlain's L,niment drives away the pain At
ooce and cures the complaint quickly.
Firss application gives rsissf. Sold by all
dealers
Bostwick & Ehlsms i the name Of new
firm which will soon opea an automobile
garage in cul6ertson. Peter Ehlemz came
here from St Paul several weeks ago to
fix up the car belonging 70 Mark Thomas.
and likes the town 50 veil that he has CON-
cluded to locate here permanently.
Mrs. Schultz Of Baiaville is here this
week doing dress making. II will be re-
membered that her husband was drug clerk
here some years ago. but left rather sud-
denly. Mrs. Schultz and her boy. IS years
old. have been living On her claim and
supporting themselves ever since.
The Mahon-Robinson Lumber Company
will sell 2x3 dimension lumber at $72.oo
while thsy last. ST.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. C. Gregory Of Poplar
were 10 culbertson Monday. At which time
Mrs Gregory took the through train for
Chicago with the remains Of her deceased
mother. Mrs. N E. Hall who was inferred
temporarily IN the culbertson cemetery.
Dagmar. the Danish colony situated
about forty miles northeast Of Culbertson.
has become thriving center Of business
and agriculture. The Danish people are
thrifty and industrious, and a large acre
age is being seeded in that locality this
year.
The Culbertson elevators are offering to
contract AJAX for fall delivery at sI.ss per
bushel. This is very encouraging as the
market opened last year At sI.Is. and 40
percent Of the crop was purchased by the
Cnlbertson elevators a less than 81 40 per
bushels.
Apples nuts and candy al r. c. G.
Never hesitate ab ,ut giving Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy to children. Il con-
tains no opium or other narcotics and can
be given with implicit confidence. As q
quick cure for coughs and colds to which
children are susceptible. il is unsurpassed.
Sold by all dealers.
Hilmer Jensven. Casper Anderson and
Helmer /. Waller came into Culbertson
last week and filed on their homesteads
before U. S. Commissioner w Mathews.
The township in which they are located
was thrown open for entry on the ruth
instant. and contains some Of the best land
in Valley county.
Tea automobile loaes Of men and " o.
men went to Medicine Rake Tuesday.
Among the men. besides the bali team.
we're DR.. c. Johnston. DR.. T. w. Collin
son. G. II. Coulter. Paul Babcock. +. NJ.
Catlin. Sidney Bennett. Charles Jarvis,
w. T. Stephens. Charles Stafford. Max
Gonion. +. S. Reed and others.
Get your job printing done At the Search
light office. Although the price OF living
has gone up several notchcs we are still
dong business At the same old stand at the
same old low prices. 46ti
The marriage Of Miss Nora Pauline Carr
and Doctor Crawford Johnston will take
place in the Presbyterian Church At seven
thirty on the evening Of May twentyfifth.
nineteen hundred and Ten. At culber,son.
Montana; Public wedding. A public
reception will be held ., the residence oil
Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Brooks NJ eight-thir
of the same evening
Blue Ribbon Whiskey is best for famii,
use strictly pure and eight years old. Fol
sale at the Phoenix Cafe. Kehoe 4 Schow
Props. I4n
The Embroidery Club met II Mrs. NJ. ]
Dunn's residence last Friday afternoor
and elected officers for the ensuing year q
follo~s.- Robert Wittmeier. President
Mrs. F. S. Reed. Secretary. The outgoing
officials. Mrs. Stafford and Mrs. /. w Dali
are giving an automobile outing today /
the members Of the club. and will TAX
dinner with Mrs. H. |. Fox n bar CLAIM
near Medicine Lake Next Friday. Ma
27th, the club will NEE, with Mrs. w. S
Evans.
Go the Phoenix Cafe for Blue RibboI
Whiskey. eight years old and strictly pure
kehoe & Schow Props. I@tf
Tho case Of c. w. lamesvs F. ]. Davi
came before Judge Mathews Tuesday
The case was for the possessson Of hors
which Mr.. James had traded to Ste
navss fr,v Enr~. ~ahla Afs>. ~ 80