The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-08-11

Bob Hetrick and family Of Froid were
Culbertsou visitors Tuesday.
Arthur Gustafsou. Of Bainville. spent
Tuesday in Culbertsou and took in the
show.
Conner Armstrong; and his two daughters
were in town Tuesday and Wednesday
from the South Side.
Mr.. will6ughby. the delivery man for
Tanner & Best. hurt his leg this week and
is temporarily laid up.
Herman Reimann and John C. Miller.
both Of the South Side. were shipping wool
from Culbertson last SATURDAY..
Mrs. S. p. Mitchell entertained Mrs. c.
A. Tillotson. Mrs. G. w. Balm and Miss
Ruth Balm for dinner "Wednesday.
George Bolster and family came down
from Plentywood Tuesday via the automo-
bile route and took in the wild animal show.
County Surveyor w. II. Mann and q
party Of road viewers were in town Tues
day. They were viewing roads north of
Culbertson.
For Rent Cheap-Gsod four room cot
tage and large garden spot with 2 acres
for small COW pasture. Inquire Of Mrs.
d. c. Reed or at Searchlight Office. 3tf
Mrs. ! w. Humphrey and daughter.
Byrl were down from Poplar yesterday.
Byrl is getting to be big girl now but her
mother is looking younger than when in
Culbertson.
w Carr. while playing lawn tennis
last Sunday. twisted his foot in such q
, manner as to break bone and dislocate
another and as result will have to use q
pair Of clutches for the present
The Culbertson Tailoring Co., Of which
Sam ]. Fryhling is manager, has moved to
the basement Of the First National Bank
building and invites old and new customers
to call at the new quarters. See his ad
Kirk Kellogg. of Paxton. was in town
yesterday. He reports that he has six
acres Of late FAX that escaped the ravaees
caused by hail recently. He has prepared
so acres for next years crop already and is
putting same in winter wheat.
Mrs. c. A Tillotson has sold the Valley
County Hospital and the small cottage in
the same yard to Mrs. w. S. Evans The
deed has been made out and sent to Holt
willie. Cal for the signature Of DR.. Tillot-
son and as it returns the sale will be com
pleted.
Tanner & Best Co. are closing on, their
stock of lumber. Notice their ad.
Some Of the farmers living near the sand
hills are complaining that sportsmen from
Culbertson and elsewhere are coming into
the sand hills with dogs and guns and
slaughtering the young prairie chickens out
oil season. One farmer stated to the
Searchiight that these young chickens we're
not much larger than robins at present and
that il was shame to kill them now.
Mrs. May Patterson and her son Donald
arrived in Culbertson yesterday morning
and are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. Math-
ews. Mrs. Patterson. who is a sister of
Mrs. Mathews, recently proved up on
claim in Teton County. Mont, and after a
couple Of weeks visit here. will 20 east to
her old home at Fayette. Iowa.
Get your house paint at S. S. Moen. the
Hardware Man. The famous Heath &
Mulligan Paints are the best off
Cuts and bruises may be healed in about
one third the time required by the usual
treatment by applying Chsmberlain's Linz
ment II is an antisep,ic and causes such
injuries to heal without maturaiion. This
liniment also relieves soreness Of the mus
cles and rheumatic pains. For sale by all
dealers.
BE the man you are. wear clothes made
to your order, highest quality. lowest price
satisfaction guaranteed. Culbertson Tail
oring Co. rata
Mrs Belle Racine and two children are
in Poplar this week visiting Mrs Rscine's
sisters, Mrs. Inez Badtemper and Mrs
Eliza Smith. Mrs. Racine lives at Family.
Mont, on the Blsckfoot reservation She
was in Culbertson Tuesday to see the
Barnes show and while here subscribed for
the SeaIchlight.
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
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Gertrud Margarine Reed. was the name
bestowed on the infant daughter Of the Ed
tier last Sunday afternoon. Rev. II. p. X.
Hansen. Of Dane Valley. ofhciated and Mr.
and Mrs. II. d. oelkers stood sponoers
for the child. Mr.. and Mrs. Asmus Thorn
sen and family. Mr.. and Mrs. Oelkers and
family and Rev. and Mrs. Hansen were
present and participated in modest lunch
after the ceremony.
r. o. Lunke, Attorney. announ ces that