The searchlight., 1910-04-22

Local Happenings.
Bloods paints at r. c. G.

Don't forget THE American Girl at
Tanaer's Hall. Monday night Abril z5,h.
Mrs. Carrie Nation. the famous saloon
smasher. was a guest Of Mrs. c. L. Folke-
stad on Wednesday.
The Presbyterian Ladies. Aid will be
entertained at the home Of Mrs. j. D..
Hunt Friday afternoon April 20.
We want your dry hides or any you have
to sell. Dry hides r4c in trade at Reeds
5zh.
Smith & Wartenbe carpenters have been
building new kitchen and pantry on the
Searchlight residence the past past week.
See S. s. Moen for Zenith harness. the
very best made. Single and double har-
ness in heavy and light grades. ATT
Go to D. X. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
culbertson. Mont. off
1t is reported that Hon. and Mrs. Frank
G. Arnett are the proud parents Of
another baby girl. which was b ,rn recently
at Spokane. Wash.
Ice cream at Reeds Cash Grocery.
In passing word of praise will be in or
der for the excellent music furnished by
onr choir throughout these meetings.
Ice cream and ice packed cream promptly
delivered to any one in the city-Phone call
Io7. 5af.
Sig Cusker. census taker on the reser-
walton. and Gus. Heddrich interpreter
were in Culbertson yesterday. They are
taking the census of the Ft Peck Indians
In our obituary of w. d. Parohall las,
week we stated that he died at Williston
which was a mintake as Mr.. Parshall died
at the residence of his brother in Fairbault
| Minnesota.
Go to Butterheld & Englebright for the
best Ignite Coal. $500 per ton delivered
23tf
+. A. Manley of Poplar is taking the
prlses School District Nos. II and 5, a
pretty large territory for a man to cover in
80 days.
The Valley Drug Store has a new adding
machine for sale at the rem arkably low
price OF 81 so. Notice their ad this week.
All of these sermons were SO good that
praise is superiuous. only those who heard
them know how splendid they were and
only those who remained away do not know
what they missed.
Get your job printing done a, the Search
light office. Although the price of living
has gone up several nosches We are still
dong business at the same old stand at the
same old low prices. +6tf
The Embroidery Club met last Friday at
the residence of Mrs. ]. w. Dale and en-
joyed the usual pleasant afternoon. The
club meets next Friday. April 29th with
Mrs. w. S. Evans Sr.
Mark Thomas Is wholesale agent for
Schmidt's Beer and Drurys Soft Drinks.
Leave orders al Eagle Saloor phone So.
44h
The Culbertson elevators we're paying
So 10 bushel for flax on Tuesday o. this
week. but the price of wheat has dropped
about 10 cents a bushel IN the past ten days.
the local price being IS cents bushel.
c, w. Allen arrived here last Saturday
from. Plaza. n. D.. and has accepted the
position as manager of the lumber yard OF
The Whittmeier Brooks Co. He will be
found in the new lumber office one block
west of the Evans Hotel.
prairie fire on the Eastern part Of the
reservation last week did considerable
damage. Among those most seriously at-
fected Mas John Manning whose range VAS
all burned off and several head OF STOCK
killed. Jim Boyd and w. S. Patch helped
tight the fire.
A. A. Major. stenographer for the Valley
Land Co.. has purchased the improve
men,s on Mrs. Margaret Dungan's claim
and the claim Of Fred zimmerman adjoining
comprising $40 acres. Mr.. Major has filed
upon the land and ~illput in crop this year
over l25 acres.
Entire change of films each evening at
the Family Thatre. Illustrated songs a
strong. feature. Spend a quiet amusing
hour there each evening. Fun. pathos.
melodrama and music Two performances
the first begins a, 7:3o and the second at
$3.50. Prices IS and IS cents. Come and
enjoy yourself. 5atf.
On Friday evening Rev. +. p. Giboney
OF Great Falls occupied the pulpit. On
Saturday evening Rev. |. 5. McCornack
OF o~atonna. Minn. preached. Mr.. Me-
cornack will probably take up new work
within the CITY limits OF Great Falls. Kew
Geo. NJ. Fisher of Kalispell preached on
| sunday evening Rev II w Edwards of