The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-02-11
4 CONTINUED STORY
or CURRENT EVENTS.

John Brown returned Saturday from a
business trip to Wagner.
Henry Grey Of Redstone was in town a
couple OF days this week.
Terry Wilson left Monday for Dodson to
work on the government dam at that place
Note the page ad of the Stock Cleaning
Sale Of the Bruegger Mercantile Company.
DR.. c. Johnston wen, to Glasgow Sun.
day to attene the funeral Of DR.. Meminser.
p. j. Macy sold horses to the whole
Damn family last week and has few left
WANTED An experienced dining room
girl at the ST. Paul Hotel, Culbertson.
0. A. James went to Glasgow Saturday
to attend the session Of the Royal Arch
Masons.
The great cleaning sale in the culbert.
son Cash store still continues, as will Be
seen by the half page ad on the first page.
Sid Blair of Culber,son and ee Blevin.
and Lark Wilson Of Lanark left Monday
forenoon for Wagner to look up some land
in that vicinity.
Mrs Sam Berry arrived home vester-
da, morning from Libertyville. Iowa
where she was called some weeks ago on
account Of the death IF her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Ator OF Plentywood
were in town Saturday and took the train
for Fl. Benton to attend the funeral oil
Mrs. Reiter the mother of Mrs. Ator.
Preparations are being made for the big.
gest rush Of new settlers in this vicinity in
the near future that ever visited Montana.
Already MANY have arrived and are busy
looking up locations for homesteads.
VIM Harding who has been i'll most OF
the winter. called at the Searchlight office
on Tuesday. He is rapidly gaining
strength and will leave shortly for his
claim near Tokna in Dawson county He
joined the Searchight honor roll
r. p. Parsons gave pleasant dinner
party at his ranch home east of town the
FIRST of the week in honor Of his son. John.
who has been spending the pas, few weeks
with him. covers we're laid for twenty and
a very ENJOYABLE time was had by all
present
Verne Bostwick of the Farmers & Mer-
chants Bank returned SUNDAY evening from
his trip to the coast. He FASTENED back
on account Of the serious'iliness ofhis wife.
Mrs Bostwick left Tuesday afternoon for
Rochester. MINI. where she will undergo
an operation.
Henry Lowe arrived Monday from Wa
terlco. Iowa. Mrs. Lowe will arrive later.
They will ITO keeping house on Henry
claim about four miles east of Culbertson.
Mr.. Lowe and Miss Edna Baer we're mar
ried at the brides home in Waterloo. Dec.
~. 1879. The newly married couple are
receiving the congratulations of the many
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Tine Epworth League met last Friday
Feb. at the VI. + parsonage for a BUSH
ness meeting after which they were all
pleasantly surprised by the announcement
made BY Mr.. Dunbar. that he was going
one in the party knew where they were
going until they drew up at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Boids where a most
enjoyable evening was spent in PLAYING
games Lunch was served at ten. after
which the games continued until II O'Clock.
when wraps were donned and the party
started home feeling pleased with the time
spent that evening and all vote Mr. Dunbar
a royal entertainer.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met at the
home of Mrs. L. Z. Schow. Wednesday
February a. 1910. The meeting was
opened with singing and PRAYER by Rev.
Wulzoberg of Williston. N. d. The secre-
tarv being absent. Mrs. Moen was APP
pointed to act as secretary. After the us
uai business the afternoon was spent
in sewing of various articles Of
fancy work Miss Ida Sleite favored the
Aid with some fine instrumental music
New members are being added to the Aid
having in all thirty three members. A de-
l,cious lunch was served by the hostess at
ter which the meeting adjourned to meet in
two weeks "Wednesday Feb. 10. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. F. S Reed.