The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-06-30
local Happenings.

nesday and reports crops looking fine.
Attorney F. NJ. Catlin went to Glasgow
Wednesday morning on court business.
Adolph Ssrvig, the carpenter. is back IN
town after putting up buildings in various
parts Of the country.
Your attention is called to the advertised
dates of DIR. McCollum. the eye specialist,
for Culbertson and other towns. IItz
Mr.. Mulliean. a railroad contractor, has
charge of the street grading gang in Cui-
bertson and is doing an excellent job on
Broadway.
Albert Chapman and Editor c. S. Nell
son of Plentywood. made Culbertson a
brief visit Wednesday. coming down and
returning in an automobile.
c. c. Sullivan. the delivery clerk for the
Brooks Company. goes to williston on i'm
portant business Saturday. Ii is rumored
that he will not return alone.
4. Courchene, of the Westlawn part of
Culbertson, is occasionally seen on our
streets but is not the old familiar figure
that he was before moving into the fashion
able district.
Alva lanes returned Saturday from
visit to his Cranberry ranch near Tomah,
Wis. He had a fine time visiting his
mother and sister and shaking hands with
many old friends.
1t is worse than useless to take any med
icines internally for muscular or chronic
rheumatism. All that is needed is free
application of Chamberlains Liniment.
For sale by all dealers.
Frank Mccormack closed up his ice
cream parlors "Wednesday morning for the
reason that the income Of late has not been
enough to pay expenses. He Is still under
taker and will conduct that business as
usual.
Get your house paint at 5. S. Moen, the
Hardware Man The famous Heath *
MullIgan Paints are the best Oft
VIM. Gruueau, of the South Side,
shipped IS. 600 pounds of wool from Cul-
bertson this week, consigned to a Boston
firm. He receibed I7Ii cents pound Tor
the lot, which is little better than most
Of the sheep men around here received.
You can save money by buying your la
dies Miss or children hats at Tanner q
Best Co.
Geo. Anderson, Great Northern Read
MASTER formerly Of Culbertson, was down
from Glasgow "Wednesday shaking hands
with many friends. He reports that the
Great Northern Railway is preparing for
the biggest freight and passenger traffic
this fall that it has ever had g a
The Star Meat Market. under the new
management Of Clarence Ross. is doing
fine business. All the meats and delicacies
of the season will be found fresh and good.
3tf
The Lutheran Ladies Aid met Wedn-s-
day afternoon with Mrs. s. 5. Moen. Sew
eral men were with their wives and about
20 altogether were present. Mrs Oscar
Hage of Medicine Lake. but formerly of
Culbertson. was an honored guest A fine
lunch was served which was enjoyed by all
For dress making and plain sewing call
on Miss For1yce, room IN the Dakota
Western building, Culbertson. 5Itf
Mrs. Robert Wittmeier left yesterday for
Grand Forks. n d where she will meet
her mother, Mrs. Burleigh and the two
will make tour OF the Great Lakes by
steamer They will visit Niagara Falls
and all the points of interest on OF near
the lakes and the trip will take about two
months.
Bring your panama hats and have them
cleaned. The Culbertson Tailoring Co..
make them look as good as new. Iot2
]. l.. Boyer Of Glasgow, stopped of in
Culbertson yesterday on his way home
from vacation in North Dakota. He in
tended to take the skiddoo for home, but
was persuaded by the Glasgow ball team
to stay over and 20 home with the team.
He constituted the sole rooIer for the
county seat boys during the game yester-
day afternoon.
Bring your panama hats and have them
cleaned The Culbertson Tailoring Co.
make them look as good as new. Iot2
The public is invited to attend the ser
vices at the Presbyterian Church on Sun
day, July I'd. The Sunday School meets
at 10 o'clock in the forenoon. and is fol-
lowed by the preaching service at II, the
subject of the sermon being, Scenes from
the Life Of Our Lord" At 8 o'clock 10 the
evening the Pastor will preach on the
topic, Without Honor in His Own Coun-
try"
Big bargains in wash goods. The larg-
est and most complete stock in the county
to select from. Tanner & Best Co