The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-15
4 CONTINUED Story
OF CURRENT EVENTS.

r j. Ele OF Medictoe LAKE. was IN town
Monday.
b. Fisher of Brockton. was in town
Tuesdry
f. E. Phelps Of Froid. visited Culbert-
son Monday.
Editor ]. w. Schnitzler Of Froid, was in
town Monday.
Jacob Nick Jr. of Poplar. was culbert-
son visitor Tuesday.
Jim Helmer of Poplar, was in town
several days this week.
Mrs. VIM. Crandail of Lakeside. arrived
in Culbertson Wednesday.
A. ]. Culweil of Charley Greek, on the
South Side was in town Monday
Tanner & Bes, are advertising the Pal
mer Garment for ladies' this week.
| Paul Baker and Miss Ilah Bradley. of
the South Side were in town Monday.
Mrs. T. T. Armstrong who has ranch
south Of Brock,on was IN town yesterday
The choir will be in evidence at the hall
Sunday morning. Come and hear them
sing
| Attorneys X. o. Lunke and Paul Bah
cock were in Glasgow Tuesday attending
court.
Mrs. III. ID. Edmonds and two children
is expected horne from Fergus Falls next
Sunday morning.
The County Commissioners are in SEES.
sion again this week. not having finished
up their work last week.
Get your house paint at S. S. Moen. the
Hardware Man. The famous Heath 4
Mulligan Paints are the best OFF
Fred Leonard was in Glasgow Tuesday
and became a naturalized citizen. Bert
Bowers went along as a witness.
About half an inch Of rain fell Wednes-
day night. but the sun and wind OF Thurs
day dried up the roads very quick.
John Moran was down from Poplar
Tuesday. He and Mark Thomas expect
to open pool hall in Poplar in few days.
The Second Annual Indian Fair Of the
Fl Peck Reservation will be held at Poplar
next week. as will be seen by the headed
article on another page.
VIM. McGinness proprietor of the Evans
Hotel will open the St. Paul Hotel next
Monday morning to accommodate the
laborers on the water works system.
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in the Opera House Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock. Rev. CookIngham will
preach on the theme: "The Price of a
Soul" All are invited TO attend this ser
vice.
The Williams County Fair at Williston
next Wednesday. Thursday and Friday
will be the biggest event that ever hap
pened in that city. A prominent birdman
Hugh A. Robinson will make fights each
day.
Messrs. Huxsol. Catlin. Richard Ed
monds and Rev X. T. Cookingham were
out hunting at Manning's Lake yesterday
in Mr.. Huxsol's new Flanders auto. They
had lot of sport and got a number Of
ducks.
FOR ENT.-Three furnished rooms
for light housekeeping in a cottage. Ev-
erything ready to move right in. Rent
reasonable. Within one block OF Evans
Hotel. Inquire Of Mrs ID. c. Reed or at
the Searchlight office. 2Itf
Oliver Sletie and Young Dempsey were
scuffiing on the steps Of the Valley Drug
Store Wednesday evening and broke one
of the large plate glass windows on the
North side Of the doorway. The boys
have agreed to pay for a new window.
The Montana State Fair at Helena will
open on Monday Sept. 25lh. ami will con.
tinue until Saturday Sept so. THIS is
scheduled to be the biggest event that ever
happened in Montana. Two aviators will
be on hand and each have contracted to
make three flights each day.
Gus Ellinghouse. the amiable clerk at
Tanner & Best. returned Monday from
two weeks vacation which he spent in
Glacier Park near Lake Mcdonald. lie
visited the Glaciers and many points of
interest and spent several days in Kalispell
renewing old acquaintances, as he lived
there at one time.
Parents are invited to attend the services |
at the Presbyterian Church Sunday. Sept |
~. and to bring their children. The Sun
day School meets at 10 IN. Al tn a. m
the sermon will be on. "Discouragem enis |
and Temptations. Z" and at s an. on 'PauI's
reason for not being ashamed Of the Cos
pei" The male Quartet will sing at the
evening service.
The meeting of the Methodist Ladies
Ard Society at Mrs. Hussols home was
very successful one. Twenty ladies were
present to participate in the deliberations
and partake Of the splendid luncheon pre-
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