The searchlight., 1910-03-04
Local Happenings.

!. D. Matkins Of Redstone was in cul-
bertson Monday.
c. F. Turner Of Glasgow was Culbert-
son visitor Wednesday
Highest market price paid for Butter
and Eggs At Tanner Bes,s.
John A. Daily Of Medicine Lake was a
Culbertson visitor on Tuesday.
John c. Balm was in town Tuesday from
his stock farm north Of Culbertson.
Go to Butterheld & Englebright for the
best Ignite Coal. $500 per ton delivered.
23f
w. H. Dilley and O. L. Johnson of
Mohall. N. D.. arrived in culbertson Mon
day.
Get yonr halters, brides. extra straps.
repairing. etc., q, W. N. Jacobs Harness
Shop. 4Itf
VIM. Mcbride. County Commissioner
left Tuesday evening for Glasgow on Of
fetal business.
March came in like lamb on Monday
and Tuesday. and according to the old ad-
age. will 60 out like lion.
G. F. T,bbils of the Park Land Com
pany, Detroit. Minn.. arrived here Tues
day and is thinking Of locating branch
Office in Culber,son.
Five dozen Horse Collars for sale a,
Brenna & Schow a, IS percent of, sizes
from Is to az. Come At once before the
sizes are picked over 44,f
Fred Poitra. one Of the Turtle Mountain
half breeds. was jailed Tuesday for being
drunk in Culbertson. He was up before
Judge Mathews Wednesday and fined Sac.
which he paid.
Get your job printing done at the Search.
light Office. Although the price Of living
has gone up several notches We are still
dong business at the same old stand at the
same old low prices. 46tf
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Tanner left Los
Angeles on the 23rd of February and are
now buying goods in Chicago Milwaukee,
and other eastern points. They are ex.
pected home about March 2oth
All horse collars carried over from last
year sell now for as per cent off at Brenna
& Schow. Good heavy Boston Team
collars. formerly sold at S4.25 sells now at
S3.Ie. Other collars sold at 3ss now go
ata.oo. 44tf
John Martell. who was reported to have
brought the jug OF alcohol to the Hatfield
dance at which John Bauers got into
trouble. denies that he brought the jug to
the place. pu admits that he came with
the man who carried the jug.
Six horses, out OF a bunch belonging to
Chas. Jarvis and his brother Willard, were
killed Tuesday evening by train No. 5. on
the Great Northern right-of-way east Of
town. The bunch of horses drifted in
from the ranch eight miles north of town.
So many land seekers are coming into
culbertson that the hotels are crowded TO
their utmos, capacity. Those IN town
having spare room woula do well to
leave their names al the Evans and ST.
Paul hotels and guests will be assigned to
them.
Rev. o. A. White. superintendent OF the
kalispell dis,ric, will preach at the Me,hc,
dis, church Sunday March 9th at II a. m.
The Sacrament OF the Lords Supper will
be administered at that time as Rev White
was not able to make his appointment last
Sunday. A cordial invitation is extended
to all. Jasper Weber. pastor.
Fos SALE-Full blooded single comb
leghorn cockerels. 81. so each while they
last. X. o. Lunke. 4au
Gonion & Irwin, formerly Of the Min,
saloon. have moved across the street into
the Stafford building and have named the
place the Montana Beer Hail. The
place has been repaired and fixed up in
fine shape and will be completed with limo
hum on the floors. new pool table new
furniture ETC. See their ad in the Search
light.
Meyers Ratchet Handle Pumps guaran-
ieed to do the best work Of any pump on
the market. For sale by S. S. Moen 44ti
Alva James. who has been telegraph
operator at the Culbertson station the pas,
winter. resi- gned the trst Of March and has
purchased the City Dray Line from Jacob
Haraisids and is now sole proprietor. This
is the l,ne formerly owned by L. Z. Schow.
Aiva is bright industrious young man
and has many friends IN Culbertson and
~ill undoubtedly succeed in his new under
taking.