The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-29

a. w. huxSoi went 10 0tAsSo~ v" ous'
nesslTuesday evening.
Six inches of snow are reported to have
fallen between Medicine Lake and Plenty
wood Saturday night.
Atty. Il o. Lunke went to Sidney yes
terday on legal business. He will be IN
his office again Saturday.
Mrs. VIM. Donohoe returned from St.
Paul about a week ago. where she spent
couple of weeks visiting relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Oscar Hage. of Medicine Lake.
stopped in Cnlbertson Sunday and LET, in
the evening for Helena to attend the Mon
tana State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Hooking and Mr..
and Mrs. G. H. Coulter and two children
left Sunday evening for Helena to attend
the State Fair.
| Alex McTavis shipped six cars Of sheep
this week from Culbertson to Cando. N.
D.. where he will feed them for while
before marketing them.
Miss Ida Anderson. daughter Of Mrs.
Otto Glaenske. will leave Monday for
Minneapolis where she will take course
of lessons in prominent business college.
Hon. r. 4. Arnett left Sunday for
Chicago to see about the sale Of his sheep.
Among the other shippers were p. j. Macy
cars. Mr.. Hagen cars and other ship
pers 2 cars.
Russell Johnston arrived here from Tor.
onto. Canada. Sunday night and is the
guest Of his brother DIR. c. Johnston. The
young man is pharmacist and may locate
in one Of our neighboring towns.
Judge Utter issued an order Monday
that the civil and criminal calendars Of the
District Court will be called On Tuesday
Oct sd. at which time cases will be set for
trial beginning on Nov. 20 1911.
Norwegian Lutheran services were held
by Rev. o. ]. Hagen at Froid last Sunday
About 90 persons were in the congregation
and we're much interested in the services.
Froid is one Of the best points made by
Rev. Hagen.
The Presbyterian Manse will be open to
all the young people of Culbertson on the
evening of Wednesday. Oct 18th. Don't
plan anything else for that date. but come
out and Join the crowd for an evening OF
real pleasure.
T. !. Hooking has purchased F. p. Mil
ler's interest in the Coulter & Miller part
nership and Mr.. Miller has moved onto his
farm east of town. We understand that
his health was not good while doing office
work and that he will try farm work for a
while.
John Albers Sr and son Garrett oI
Springfield. ILL.,. returned home after :
brief visit with his daughter Mrs John
J Winch. He also visited his son John
Albers Ir. near Redstone and enjoyed .
fine ride with John Winch on his niI
through Scobey.
Dr. and Mrs. ID. X Brockman of Cul
bertson and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rhea o.
Bainville. went to Williston last Friday in
Mr.. Rhea's new +. NJ. r. auto. They at
! tended the Fair Friday and returned Il
Bainville Saturday. DIR. Brockman is pro
fuse in his praises Of the fair and the younl
Birdman Robinson.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid Societ,
l all If
at the home Of Mrs. c. S. Stafford. and ;
good attendance is urged. The ladies arr
working hard in preparation for their an
nual bazaar and sale this season. and i
will pay to wait for this event before Sc
lecting Christmas gifts.
III FOR SALE-A new $500 Busch & Curt
Piano. at T.. Strands claim, miles north
west OF Froid. Will sell for sa5o cash
| Has never been used at all and was recent
ly shipped from Chicago here. aIps
Clarence Ross. proprietor of the Sta
Meat Market, has been Land up the pas
week as the result of an accident while rid
J ing horseback on Wednesday Of last week
ne morse Threw MN on anu ne was IN
jured by the horn of the saddle. Yester
day he was much better and able to sit up
He will probably be all right in few days
II ]. c. Gregory. cashier Of the Trader
State Bank of Poplar. returned home iron
Chicago last Saturday. Mrs. Gregory &C
! companying him. Mr.. Gregory is still
somewhat Of sufferer from the accident a
Redstone some four months ago in whicl
he sustained badly broken ankle. whicl
later resulted in blood poison. He is rap
idly recovering his usual health AM
strength, however. and his many friends ii
Culbertson rejoice.
Palmer Garments. all the new Style
and all the latest fabrics. We invite yo,
to inspects them il you wish to buy or not
Tanner & Best.
DIR. c. Johnston return ID Saturday from
! his visit to Missoula where he attended tn