The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-12-30
P. ]. Macy .pea. Mosday in town.

Wednesday.
C. A. Haskins. OF Medicide Lake was IN
town yesterday.
l. l. Brink. Of Poplar vas culbertson
visitor Monday.
Pr. Sheehan. OF Glasgow visited Gull
bertson Monday.
b. Henderson,, Of Willis,on vas in Gull
bertson "Wednesday.
]. S. Day. Of the South Side spent Mon
day in cuiberison.
NJ. /. ai.cInnice Of Medicine Laks was
in culbertson Monday.
Bert Campbell. Of Poplar visited Cul.
bertson las. Saturday.
Earnest Reiumann. Of The South Side
vas in the city Wednesday.
Ami Tanner has hsss laid mp with the
grip for the past thres days.
Frank Arnett drove down 10 Bainville
yesterday morning for brief visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. z. Bruegger and Miss
Edna are Speeding the week in Williston.
Geo. F. Grogan. manager Of the Mahon
Robinson Lumber Co. Gas up from vii
,iston couple Of days this week.
w. r. Jarvis and chas. X. Fishbeck. Of
Plentywood. were in Csltsstson Christmas
Eve TO take in the boxing contest.
The baby girl Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w.
Taylor Of Poplar died Christmas morning
The bereaved parents have the sympathy
Of all.
/. w. Carr arrived here from Seattle
Wash. last Saturday and is spending the
holidays with his mother and Mr.. and
Mrs. /. l.. Brooks.
L. z. Schow and John Brenna left Mon.
day for Fargo 10 buy stock for the Harness
Shop. They will also visit their old home
near Pcrley MINI.
The Gem Trio. Of Culbertson Musicians
will give dance in the Opera Hall tonight.
]. w. kellogg the leader Of the orchestra
is fine musician and our people can enjoy
fine time
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Forncrook came
down from Wagner Monday and have been
visiting Roy Forncrook and family. Leon
expects to 90 to RrocAton Monday as
station agent.
The farewell dance Of the old opera hall
committee was given in the hall last Friday
night. A large number we're presen, and
ali had splendid time. The Gem Trio
furnished the music in a commendabIe
manner Supper was served a, the Evans
Hotel.
Alta regular meeting Of Trow1l Lodge.
A. +. & A. NJ. held Monday night. the
following officers were elected for the year
1871. Worsh,pful Master. DIR. c. Johnston
Senior Warden. Oscar lanes. Junior War
den. Paul Babcock: Treasurer. &. w.
Tanner. Secretary. II. ID. Edmonds.
A party Of young folks had jolly time
skating on the river Wednesday afternoon,
Among the party We're Ida Anderson.
Grace Patch. Ida Sleise. Marjorie Miller.
Bernice Folkestad. Katheriae Westergaard.
Lloyd. Gordon and Walter Folkestad.
Willie Forsyth. Walter Balm and Oliver
Slei,e.
Spring Lake Whiskey, the best in the
land al the Phoenix Cafe. l.. +. Schow.
Prop. I4u
Rev. Cookingham was delayed al Mon
dak last Sunday night on account Of the
| train being three hours late. therefore Was
no. permitted to preach his Christmas SER
mon in culbertson. Hereafter the "trip
will be made with horses and the Rev.
hopes to meet all his engagements without
fail.
| w. NJ. Brown and family arrived yester-
day from Saskatchewan. Can. where he
has been for the past seven weeks. He
has been visiting with his nephe~s who
have land there. Mr.. Brown says the
drops there arc good while further cas-,
into Manitoba the yield is quite small
They left this morning for their home At
Froid.
Mark Thomas IS wholesale agent for
/ Schmidt beer ana Drurys soil Drinks.
Address culbeTtson. Mont. 34tf
The Methodist Church services viii be
held in the Opera House n the usual hour
next Sunday evening. The pastor. will
preach New Years sermon. reviewing
the pas, and prophesying for the future.
The theme for consideration will be.
Years Of Generations" All are invited
70 begin the new year with renewed cour-
age and hope for better things to come and
are urged 10 be present ~ this service.
Blue Ribbon Whiskey is best for family
use strictly pure and eish, years old. For
sale ., the Phoenix Cafe. l. Z Schow.
Prom. IAtf
In behalf Of the reading room the Bible
Class desires 10 express their thanks 10 the
/ Young men who are doing no much 10 helm