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

A CONTINUED STORY
OF CURRENT EVENTS.


c. F. Turner OF Glasgow, was here
Tuesday.
o. NJ. Dahl of Mondak. visited Culb-rt-
son Tuesday
u. Delaney of Denver was IN town
Wednesday.
NJ. NJ. Johnson Of Plentywood, was in
town Wednesday
los Oker and son Of Helena, we're in
Culbertson Tuesday.
p. F. Ryder OF Glasgow. was here Tues
day visiting with l.. ID. Bishop.
Don't forget the sale Of town lots at
McCabe tomorrow. See notice elsewhere.
oxfords for men and women are the
main things advertised by II. ID. Edmonds
this week.
The Chicago Store is having a closing
out sale and advertise May 27th as their
last day in Culbertson.
Sam Fryhling. the popular manager OF
the Culbertson Tailoring Co., has change
OF ad in the paper this week.
| Notice the new advertisement of las. =.
Avery. OF Poplar. in this issue. lie can
furnish you with motors. gasoline engines
and all kinds of pumping outfits.
NJ. II. Misfeldt. travelling salesman for
Fairbanks. Morse X Co., who formerly
lived at Plentywood, moved to Malta this
week. He was in Culbertson yesterday
| Sick headache results from disorIered
condition of the stomach. and can Ice cured
by the use of Chamberlain Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Try IL. For sale by all
dealers.
| Parties who we're endeavorng to hle
contests on the claim OF ]. I Hull we're
recently notified that no contest could he
successfully carried out against the claim.
Col and Mrs. Coleman. OF the Coleman
house cleaning when we were up there
Wednesday. They sure keep that popular
hostelry in spick and span shape.
Olaf Bergh. the general merchant at
Redstone. arrived in Culb-rtson Tuesday
evening went to Glasgow Wednesday, re.
turned To CIlbertson Thursday and left
later for a visit TO WillIston before return
ing home.
Roy Willford, of Outlook aud Pearl Gay.
OF Plentywood. were quietly married IN
Glasgow on Wednesday, They came down
TO Culbertson last evening and lett THIS
morning for Outlook where Mr.. Willford
is engaged in the livery business.
W. w. Stephens recently completed the
cement sidewalks IN the residence portion
Of the town along the block in front OF the
residences Of Messrs. Edmonds, Cathn.
Stafford and Brooks and on two sides OF
the Tanner residence block. lie now has
large force Of men AT work finishing the
sidewalks ordered by the city council on
Broadway.
Arthur Zick. of Dane Valley. set tire to an
old straw stack one day last week 10 get il
out Of the way. The fire smoldered cou.
pie of days and during the wind storm last
Saturday set lire to the stubble beyond the
fire break and before 1t was exiinguished
quite an area of land WAS burned over.
Several stacks of hay were also consumed,
among the loser. being Peter Jensen and
Hans Rasmussen.
The married men and the patches have
played last Sundays game over several
times with their mouths during the week.
Some Of them say another game will have
to be played with different jumps" The
single fellows seem TO think that Mr.. stat
ford being married man was biased and
that DIR. Collinson is so near a benedict
that his sympathies lean the same way
and what can the boys do with bunch
like that
Considering the fact that Glasgow has /:
population considerably larger than Cul
bertson and is the county seat and a diyi
sion point al that. things are just as quiet
il not more so. than at our own town. ont
thing they have which We haven't is quite
a large number Of unemployed men. Th'
railroads have been reducing their force
lately. stores have reduced the number o
clerks and all business houses are Iunnin,
with as light an expense as possible.