The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1910-11-18


YESTERDAY
| o. NJ. Tors,enson Of Plentywood was in
Culbertson Tuesday.
]. Fl. Sc.iag OF Redstone was Culbert-
son visitor yesterday.
County Attorney Dignan was in town
short time last Sunday.
/ A boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Nels
Levang of Blair last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles May are the par
ents Of baby girl which arrived on Nov.
18th.
A boy baby arrived at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Bisceglia of Lanark on Nov.
sth.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Horsley Of
the South Side boy on the 9TH of Novem-
Der.
II. c. Campbell of the Montana Daily
Record was doing business in Culbertson
yesterday.
II F. NJ. Catlin returned this week from
visit to his wife. who is with her parents
in Arlington. Mimi.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Leeper of Bainville
are the happy parents of a baby girl which
arrived Nov Sth.
: DIR. and Mrs. Steele of Plentywood were
made happy by the stork arriving at their
, nome Nov r2th. Its a boy.
/ AZ II r. D..n IN
yesterday He is keeping bach now as his
family are visiting in the east.
The Traders State Bank OF Poplar is
coming RICH, to the front. as will be seen
!. by their statement in another column.
c. II. Wernstrcm OF Minneapolis is in
-ulbertson. acting as sales manager for
: the big sale OF the Culbertson Cash Store
q Edward Mathews, brother of Mrs A
w. Huxsol. has accepted a position as
clerk and stenographer in the law Office OF
. K. o. Lunke.
The Culbertson Cash Store will begin
e the Sensational Sale of the Century" next
!, FRIDAY Nov 25th. See their double page
ad in the Searchiight.
a John p. Maier and Frank Kamba oI
e Rices. Benton County. were here to-day
J, looking up homestead locations. The,
o like this country and will probable settle
e here.
IS 1t is reported that new school house
has been erected near the Medicine Lake
e bridge. Every Educational advantage i.
II offered to the youth ri our neighborint
g town.
e L. X. Holland and Miss Elsie Mathew.
IS both of Culbertson. Mont. were quietl,
r married at the home OF Ed |. K. Keller Al
y Enterprise. Mont. on Tuesday Nov IS
y 1910. The Searchlight sends greeting ,s
q the newly married couple.
1t Mrs. w. Mathews got a message las
Friday that her mother Mrs. Sarah Finch
,r was seriously i'll at her home in Fayette
Iowa She left Saturday for Fayette arriv
ing there only few hours before the dealt
of her mother who died on Monday. Mrs
. Mathews has the sympaty of all in gilbert
u son.
IS The Northern Light Lodge A. +. & A. N
Or No. IS. of Poplar. received their charte
he last night. and we're the hosts at a banquet
ID A nuu.be from Culbertson attended amonI
whom were Mr.. and Mrs. ]. +. Bewick
+ Mr.. and Mrs. +. =. Miller. Mrs. {
ne Johnston. II. ID. Edmonds. X. S. Edmonds
IT F. NJ. catlin. A. w. Huxsol, o. A. James
= w. Siahl. Paul Babcock and Mr.. Ross
ur gave young folks party in honor Of Mrs
in Aruet,'s niece Miss Rowe. Cards const
n. ttuted the entertainment. together with
a. delectahle lunch Miss Lily Dale secure
ne first ladies prize hand embroidered hand
he kerchief. while Alva James. secured th
Il, head gentlemans prize loyly tie. Cor
solatian prizes we're awarded TO Mi.
Frenzei and VIII Stahl, box Of candy
each
4 The auction sale by the Lutheran Ladi'
. Aid in the basement OF the First Nation
Bank last night was a great success. I'll
= room was crowded and bidding bris
. Otto Glaenske actsd as auctioneer for
. while and v. II. Bostwiek relieved hi
II when his voice gave out. Home-mae
= candy was sold by a couple Of attract,
. youny ladies and fine lunch was serve
2 Rev. Johanson of willis,on was presen
TX. o. Siette acted as cashier. About 81
= vas realized. The Lutheran A
. Society wishes to thank the people of Gu
u harrison who So liherally pa,ronized them