The searchlight., 1911-12-29
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nssday.
| I o. Sleue. went 10 Pientywood on
business yesterday via the steam cars
Born to Mr.. and Mr. Alex Mid,hun Of
Dase Valley. girl On Dec az. 1911.
Without opiates or harmful drugs of any
kind Foley's Honey and Tar Compound
stops coughs and cures colds. Do not ac-
cspt any substitute.
DR.. Collinson had cold drive to Lone
Butte on the South Side last Wednesday
afternoon. He was called to attend Vim.
Neil who has blood poison.
Otto Waldo, who has claim six miles
north Of town. left last Friday for wausau.
Wis.,. his old home 70 spend the holidays
with relatives and friends.
Twin boys we're born to Mr. and Mrs.
T. w. West Of the South Side. just two
days before Christmas. That is the kind
Of . Christmas present that makes papa
smile.
The Enterprise stage driver refused to
take the mail out from culbsrtson yesier-
day afternoon and we didn't blame him.
His team could hardly have faced that
driving wind for twenty-five miles.
The dance on Christmas nigh, in the
Opera Hall. given by T. ]. Hooking was a
success. nice crowd Of young people being
present. The newly organized Ideal
Orchestra furnished the music and made
good.
Rent piano from F. C. McDonald's
Music House. Havre. Mont. a7tf
Prof. w. A. Alexander. superintendent
of the Culbertson High School and graded
schools. left early in the week for Great
Falls to attend the meeting of the State
Teachers Association which convened On
"Wednesday.
On Thursday Of las, week Mayor Ma
thews had the soiled doves across the track
hailed before the police magistrate. who
fined them 10 big round dollars apiece
There were seven OF them who contributed
to the police fund.
Melvin Ellis. Of Sioux Pass. Dawson Co
Mont. solicits business as a taxidermist.
sonable. ,7p4
You will find that druggists every where
speak well Of Chambcrlain's Cough Rene
dy. They know from long experience in
the sale Of il that in cases Of coughs and
colds i, can always be depended upon, and
that il is pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by all dealers.
Singer Sewing Machine supplies for all
machines. F. C. Mcdonald Music House.
Havre. Mont. a7tf
I. T. Dafier. who has been acting as
clerk in the Star Meat Market Tor the past
eight months. has resigned his position and
leaves Sunday for his old home in Missouri.
Mike Grover Of Williston has accepted the
position vacated and has already begun
work. He expects to move his family here
soon.
Any one having good beef stock for sale
please call on or address the Star Meat
Market. Culbertson. Good prices paid.
37d
Mrs. !. w. Dale has been visiting her
father at Hamilton. Ont. for the past TOO
months and is enjoying better health than
she has for several years. Her father. how
ever. is in fssble health and she has been
staying there until there Is change for the
better. She rs expected home in the near
future.
Sheet music, we have any thing you
want in that line. Send for catalogue r.
c. Mcdonald Music House. Havre. att
Services at the Presbyterian church Sun
day. Dec. 81. as follows: Sunday school q,
10 a. m. preaching at II a. m. Christian
Endeavor meeting at $50 p. m. and even
ing preaching service a, 7:3o. Morning
topic. "Upliited Gates" evening topic.
Looking Both Ways" All are extended
most cordial welcome. The annual cleo.
ton Of Sunday school officers will be held
during the S. S. hour.
Victor 4 Edison talking machines SIoo
per week. r. c. McDonsld's Music House
Havre. Mont. att
The Presbyterian Sunday school held its |
annual Christmas entertain ment last Sat- |
urday evening. and in spite Of the stormy
weather the church vas filled with those |
vho had come out TO encourage the chill. |
dren and TO enjoy the program. The
church and the tree were very prettily dec
osa,ed. and the youngsters pu, forth their
best eaorts in recitation and song. Some |
Of the older boys and girls also demon
straisd that with little practice and per-
sistent application they could render songs
yell worth hearing. After the program
Santa came in to distribute the gifts. and
he childish hearts we're satisfied. Taken
il was very credi,able show