The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-08-19

ed with lar yielo.
Mrs. Harry Clifford has been severely |
i'll. but is slowly recovering.
The Citizens State Bank tells the pub |
lie q few facts it its ad this week.
Geo. Perry. travelling auditor for the
Great Northern. was in town this week.
Mrs. X. o. Slette and daughter return
ed Sunday from visit to Halsiad. Mimi.
The Embroidery Club meets this after
noon at the residence of Mrs. Geo. w.
Balm.
Parshall & Edmunds are advertising the
Walk-over Shoes for men in their ad this
week.
Thrcshing is now in full swing in Dane
Valley and in fact all over Eastern Valley
county.
/ Note the new ad in this issue Of the East
Grand Forks Brewing Co.. with an agent
at Bainville.
| President Hills special tram went through
Culber,son at about midnight "Wednesday
| nlgnt on us way west.
See S. S. Moen for Zenith harness. the
very best made. Single and double mar
ness in heavy and light grades. 44u
| Mr. and Mrs. S. b. Palmer and daughter
Inez we're in from the South Side couple
Of days this week. The claim contest case
was postponed.
C, S. Stafford purchased a new Winton
Auto from Verne Bostwick yesterday morn
ing. The car is beauty and cost $1,000
laid down in Culbertson.
Miss Lily Dale, who has been visiting
with her friend Miss Maggie Richardson
at Antelope for the past two weeks. return
ed home Sunday evening.
X. S. Lee, uncle Of Morgan Brss. OF
Outrook. arrived Friday morning from
Mexico, and will secure ranch and re-
|, main permanently in Valley county.
Wan,ed-A BOY to learn the trade in the
Searchlight office. Should be about 10
wears old and intelligent. and willing to
work. Will advance such boy rapidly.
IStf
DIR. M. ID. Hoyt, Mrs. Hoyt and Lee
Coleman. Of Glasgow. came down Monday
to meet Supt Taylor Of the Frisco koad.
who went through on No. in his private
!. car
!. Mrs. Ingall of Minneapolis. aunt OF VIII
/, Stahl who has been here the last TWO
months as the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Tanner, will return home the first OF the
week.
LIB. Thorsoe of Clinton. Iowa, is spend
e ing his vacation at his farm near Bainviile
"A He was in Culbertson this morning ane
At made the Searchlight call. He has IN
young daughter with him this trip.
+ Governor Norris and Secretary OF State
r Yoder we're met at Fairview on "Wednesday
D. by Louis Hill. president Of the Great Nor
he thern. They were there together with tn
n army engineers looking over the Yellow
es stone Irrigation Project.
Chas Griffin met Z. c. Leedy. hmm
=. grafton agent Of the Great Northern,
8, Culber,son last Monday. and togethe
Il they are making trip through northeast
"A ern Montana securing exhibits for thei
~ Montana car Of exhibits.
re The Culbestson public School and Hig
he School will open Monday. Sept. g. A larg
airy school room has been fitted up in tn
basement of the big school house in ofde
to accommodate the large number Of pupil
: which is Increasing every year.
:, Geo. C. Schlinker. cashier OF the Cit
-. z.n's State Bank Of culbertson. who SUI
nj fered a stroke Of paralysis some weeks ags
a came up from williston Wednesday.
= IS very much improved in health. but NJ
yet fully recovered. He has taken his OF
IN. position in the bank and will continue thel
'e' if his health permits.
=. Be sure and takea bottle Of Chambc
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Ken
~ edy with you when starting on your tr
'a' this summer. 1t cannot be obtained {
board the trains or steamers. Changes
water and climate often cause sudden q
lacks Of diarrhoea. and it is best TO be pr
re- pared. Sold by all druggists.
cry Mrs. H. Boale and her daughter. Mi
elk. Bessie Boale. are guests Of Mr.. and MI
gh- Walter Mathews. and will remain here
ter the balance Of their vacation. Mrs. Boa
nat and Mrs. Mathews are sisters. Mrs. Bos
ne is teacher in the public schools OF Ced
avs Rapids. Iowa. and Miss Boale teach
e's Latin in the Coe College Of that place.
Peter Marion OF Plentywood has ki
. coming against the Great Northern Ra'l~
on account Of the fact that the compa
M will not put in stock yards at that pla