The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-22
Local Happenings.


]. c. Forsyth Of Froid. was in the city
Monday.
Geo. F. Burke of Glasgow. was in town
Wednesday.
H. B. Bancroft, of Enid, Mont. vas in
town Tuesday. ~
II. ]. HaskiI of Glendive. was in Cul.
bertson Tuesday.
c. E. Hayden of Plentywood. was in
Culbertson Sunday.
Edward Gilbertson of velva. N. ID.
visited our city last Sunday.
Asmus Thompson of Dane Valley fin
ished threshing this week.
Geo. Brennan of Sioux Pass. Dawson
Co.. was in Culbertson Tuesday.
Mrs. Lille Palmer and Mrs. Hills of the
South Side were IN Culbertson Tuesday.
Henry Miller and Antonio Cattanio lief,
for Chicago Wednesday night with their
punches of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. McVay and Mrs.
Mary f. Mcvay, all Of Girard. Mont.
were in Culbertson Tuesday.
Mrs. b. X. Bates and Mrs. James Scol-
lard. both of Manhattan. Mont. were Cul'
tertson visitors last Saturday.
Palmer Garments. all the new Styles
and all the latest fabrics. We invite you
to inspects them il you wish to buy or not
Tanner & Best.
Mrs. Ruth Schultz and son Mayo have
moved into the small cottage owned by
Mrs. A c. Reed. Mayo will learn the
printers trade in the Republican Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. lack Evans and Mr.. and
Mrs. chas. Evans arrived home from the
Big Dry Country Monday. Mabel. the
daughter, Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Evans,
who has been i'll for several weeks. is much
better. the fever having abated and she is
now able to sit up.
As usually treated. sprained ankle will
disable man for three or four weeks. bu,
by applying Chamberlain's Liniment freely
as soon as the injury is received. and ob,
serving the directions with each bottle. as
cure can be effected in from two to foul
days. For sale by all dealers.
Rev. o, !. Hagen. who has charge Of the
Norwegian Lutheran Mission field in East
ern Valley County. went to Froid today
and will hold services in the church in the
afternoon on Sunday. His family arrived
in culbertson recently and have moved in
to the residence which Mr.. Hagen pur-
chased from S. S. Moen.
The Presbyterian Sunday school meet.
at 10 O'Clock Sunday a. IN. Our Sunday
school is growing. and you are invited tc
help IN its growth. You are also invited
to attend the church service at n a. m
and p. m. The morning topic for mex
Sunday is. Not Compulsion, But Gentle
ness. and the evening topic is, IAN ap'
proved Workman" Special music.
FARM TO RENT-one quarter mile
from Culbertson, 90 acres under cultivation
good buildings and all fenced. Enquire OF
w. Mathews. I7tf
=. II. Seaman. commercial agent Of the
Chicago. Milwaukee and ST. Paul Railway
and L. n. Gray. General Agent Of the
Northwestern Line. we're both in gilbert
son this week looking after the respective
interests of their roads in securing the big
stock shipment of cattle from ST. Paul to
Chicago. which left Culbertson on We'd
nesday over the Great Northern.
The big cattle train left Culbertson
"Wednesday evening at 2 O'Clock. We gave
the names of most OF the shippers last
week. !. S. Day was credited in that ar
ticle with 20 carloads. when as a matter OF
fact, there were several ranchers in a pool
that ordered cars through Mr.. Day. The
pool included Dan Walters. c. c. Arm
strong, Anton Cattaneo and one OF two
others.
The Embroidery Club met Friday. Sep
TENDER 18th. at the home Of Mrs. r. S
Reed. Seven members were present and
mos, enjoyable afternoon was spent. The
names Of Mrs w. Mathews. Miss Cecil
Grace and Miss Myrtle Bardsley. were
presented to the club and voted upon. and
they were duly elected members Of the
club An excellent luncheon was served
by the hostess at four O'Clock. The club
will NEE, at the home of Mrs. c. S. Stat
ford. Friday. September 2oth.
Has Millisns of Friends
How would you like to number yonr
friends by millions as Bucklen's Arnica
Salye does2 Its astounding cures in the