The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-05-12
local Happenings.

Mitton's. Aft
Miss Rose Kittock has accepted posi-
ton as waitress with Mr.. and Mrs. Milton.
Eighth grade examinations will be held
May 18th. and 10TH. at Culbertson. Glas-
gov Hinsdale. Saco and Malta.
Mrs. c. c. Wilson and daughter. Blanche
visited with her cousin. Mrs. w. e. Clark.
At Brockton Saturday and Sunday.
The Boulder Monitor Of last week says
that Mrs. Dan Bridges and children Of
Culbertson arrived there recently to visit
relatives.
A. G. Ness, agent for the Mime apolis
Threshing Co. has been here for the past
week or two in the interest Of the COM
pany, and also Of Donaldson Bros. who
handle their line
Miss Flora Sims. county superintendent,
| arrived here Tuesday and left the next day
for visit to all the schools in the county
north If Culbertson that are in session.
The trip will consume about ten days.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Huxsol returned
| Thursday from Charles City. Iowa. MIR.
Huxsol lief, for there couple Of weeks ago
and found his wife in good health again.
Her many friends here are glad to see her
back to Culbertson.
Arbor Day TUESDAY was observed at
the High School by the high school and
eighth grade pupils with exercises, etc.
There was also picnic at Jake Bauers.
on the Muddy. most Of the pupils attending
and good time was had all around.
\ Mrs ID. {. Reed and +. 5. Reed. and
Olaf Bergh of Redstone. went to Glasgow
Wednesday to attended to some matters
before the U. 5. Land Office. Messrs.
Stanley and Pat,en are certainly courteous
IN their treatment to citizens who come
before them to do business.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterheld & Englebright. 4ii
| A. Manderback, Familiarity known as
Monty" is doing considerable window
sign painting these days Among them are
n. ID. Edmonds and Citizens State Bank.
Tanner q Best also have large sign paint
ed on the south side of a cir concrete block
and Neil & Burmester, lscators have theirs
underneath. II is all excellent work.
Go to ID. II. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office IN First National Bank building,
1 CuIbertson, Mont. otf
| Mary Bergman. who has a claim on
Sheep Creek which she is about ready to
prove up on, went up to Glasgow Wednes-
day to get her first papers. She was ac-
companied by q. w. Balm and q. II.
Coulter as witnesses. When they went
before c. &. Beede. Clerk of courts, who
issues the paper il was discovered that
Miss Bergman had left her port OF entry
certificate at home in her trunk. The
whole party had to stay over another day
until the paper could be send Tor by mail.
| II. A. Feiker, the Eye Specialist. will be
in Culberison for one lay on May 18th,
from 10 a. IN. TO 4 p. IN. st2
offered cash prizes recently Tor all who
could solve a puzzle problem published.
They gave away $4,000 thus is prizes.
Rev. X. T. Cookingham and wife solved
the puzzle ami sent IN their answer and
this week received check for sI25. 90 good
as part payment on piano or any other
musical instrument. Any one desiring to
purchase a new piano will do well to see
n ali has n
Stroller piano.
For dress making and plain sewing call
on Miss Fordyce. room IN the Dakota
Western building. Culbertson. SIT
The programs for the Commencement
Exercises for the culbertson High School
Class Of 1911 were printed at the Search
light office this year and, II We do say II
ourselves. il is a very creditable work in
the line of society stationery. On the
front page is a banner. enameled in pearl
and the class colors and On each OF the
other pages is a title line embossed in gold.
The invitation. program and class roll are
printed in black from a beautiful new text
type recently purchased for the express
purpose of doing society printing. Call
and see our samples.
J The Donaldson Spsrk-Plugs and the
Culbertson High School met last Sunday
afternoon on the local diamond and did
mortal combat which resulted in a score
Of u to o in favor Of the Spark-Plugs.
The married men and singles composed
mostly Of the regular Culbertson Base
Ball Team then took turn at Il. The
Singles were: Murphy, A. James, II. Clay
tan. Paul Harpin, Mcmahon. o, lanes.
Dave and Dick Edmonds. Battery. Dave
Edmonds and Alva James. Married men
Mccormack. Slette. Johnston. Catlin.
Chas. Holstein. Hooking. Oaks, Milton
and Charlie Bartlett. Battery-Hocking
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