The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-25
Local Happenings.


Jack Benneti Of Redstone was in town
Yesterday and today.
]. F. Mann vas 10 town Wednesday and
made the Sesrchlighs call.
Highest market price paid for Butter
and Eggs a Tanner 4 Bests.
Mrs ]. G. Gregory Of Poplar was j
town . couple Of days this week.
Y u and your friends shonld take "Trip
A-ouod the World" on VI. rch 10th. ats
John A. DAVIS Of Redstone came down
Thursday to meet his wife xho recent,
arrived home from Duluth. MINI
FoR SALK-Full blooded single cami
ieshorn cockerels. 81 50 each while they
last. X. .. Lunke. ATT
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Reed spent Saturday
and Sunday IN Glasgow and enjoyed . YER,
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs Shoe
maker.
H. p. Peterson. who has claim At Dag
mar. arrived homo from visit to Great
Falls this morning and will live ON his
claim this summer.
Five dozen Horse Collars for sale a,
Brenna 4 Schow AT as percent OF. sizes
from Is to az. Come a, once before the
sizes are picked over 44if
&c. Otis Of Bainville has returned from
a. extended visit to his brother al Peshas-
tin. Wash. and will prepare to pu, in a
big crop on his clam.
The Coleman House 81 Glasgow is being
thoeouGhly overhauled and put in first class
shape Cal. Coleman knows how to
cater to the travelling public.
Get yonr halters. brides. extra straps.
repairing. etc., At w. N. Jacobs Harness
Shop. 4Itf.
Dave Edmond>. brother Of Dr. Edmonds,
arrived here Sunday frem his old home II
lsMars. Iowa. and has taken his old
position rs clerk in the store OF Parshsll &
Edmoods.
Mrs. John A Davis arrived here from
Duluth. Mimi. Monday. and has be n the
guest Of Mrs. chas JARVIS this week She
will 90 to her home near the Canadian
line in the near future.
Go to Bu,tertiela q Engi-bright for tn.
hest Ignite Coal. $500 per ton delivered.
23tf
Notice the change in the ad Of Parshall &
Edmonds They tell why there will be no
raise in prices in their clothing and shoes
this season though the quality is kept mp to
the same high standard OF excellence as
heretofore.
X. H. Sletie of Manchester Mimi. .
cousin Of X. o Slette arrived in Culbert.
son Tuesday and is the guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs X o Sleste. He is looking up q
location and contemplates making this
country his future home.
Rev. l. WolfsburR Of Williston will hold
Lutheran services in the basement Of the
FRS, National Bank mex, Sunday evening
ats. p. m. He was DELAYED last week by
the snow storm and did no, arrive in Cul
berison last week to hold services as an
nounced. The services Sunday will be in
the English language.
Yeolde Tyne Supper a, tho Presbyterian
Church ~asa success although the weather
was bitterly cold The large tables were
crowded during the hours from to 8
o'clock p m. and the delicious viands were
disposed Of in short order. The Presbv-
tersan ladies were dressed in the quaint
old time costumes which added a p,ctur-
e.que coloring to the scene. Homemade
candy WAS sold a. a booth in one corner
Of the church which added quite little to
the fund.
The Searchlighi received the announce
meat this week Of the marriage Of Miss
Jane Wilson to Mr.. ]. c. Jacobs n. both Of
Culbertson. n the home Of miss Wilson's
mother Al Nile. Ont. on Wednesday. Feb.
9th. rh- announcement came somewhat
as surprise to Culber,son friends. thou Oh
il was known that such . step was contem-
plated. but Gas no, looked for quite 50 soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacobsen arr we'd home
from Nile Tuesday and attended ye olde
Tyne Supper At the Presbyterian Church
Tuesday night. The Searchlight joins the
many friends Of the newly welded couple
in wishing them happiness and prosperity
in their married life
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