The searchlight., 1911-11-24
Local Happenings.


". w. howiano OF L1n9fk, was 10 toWu
Tuesday and subscribed for the Search
light
G. F. Grogan. manager Of the Mahon-
Robinson Lumber Co. At Williston. was in
town last Saturday.
H. d. Edmonds. the Clothing and Shoe
Man. calls your attention to few bargains
this week in his ad
Fred Leonard OF Lakeside. was in town
last Saturday and made the Searcblight
call. He is sending his two Oldest daugh-
tiers to school in Culbertson.
Miss Marie Dunstead of Detroit. M,nn..
Who has been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
1. L. Brooks for the past three weeks, will
leave for home next Monday.
Frank Crabtree. who has a fine farm
about az miles south of Culbertson. was in
town Wednesday. He wants to come into
the proposed new county of Gateway.
] G. w. ortscheid. the Culber,son Jewell
, er. invites the people of Culbertson and
vicinity to call at the Jewelry Store for
Christmas Goods. See his new ad.
Maltby Bros. are nicely settled in their
new location opposite the Searchlight Office
and certainly have nice tidy cafe. They
are handling the Williston Bakery goods.
Rev. ]. o. Hagen will hold Norwegian
Lutheran Communion Services in the Ger
ma n 7 ,,,h.r,c Ch,rch IS C,,lk,..s.oc ,.vs
Sunday morning at II o'clock. All are in
vited to attend.
r. +. Patch. Of Poplar and S. T. Cogs-
well. Of Wolf Point. were in culbertson
last Friday night looking into matters per-
tanning to the defunct Montana Star Tele.
phone Company.
Attorney Paul Babcock was in Glasgow
attending court Monday and Tuesday The
case Of the State VS.. Crutchfield was mp for
trial and he thought this case would occupy
the court all this week.
Rev. T. w. Critchette. who formerly
lived on farm on the Big Muddy about
seven miles from Culbertson. writes us
from the Lake View Poultry Farm. Mark
esan. Wis. that he wishes us to send him
the Searchlight tor a year and encloses a
check.
birthday party was held last Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs
ID. II Young in honor of their son. Walter
who is now "A years old. A nice crowd Of
children and parents were present and all
had good time. Walter was the recipient
Of a number Of nice presents.
Three men who gave their names as Tom
Fisher. Frank Qucose and Mike Smith
were arrested Saturday night in Culbert-
son for soliciting money on the streets.
They we're brought before the city magis
trate on Monday and were convicted as
vags and given IS days each in the county
Jail. Constable John Higgins took them
to Glasgow Monday night
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterheld & Englebright. 4n
Oscar Hage and wife left the first OF IN
week for Culbertson where they expect to
reside in the future. having sold their
dwelling here to Jack Mead. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hage have been residents here for two
who regret their departure. however. some
land holdings near Culbertson made the
change necessary.-Froid Tribune.
Sheet music. we have any thing you
want in that line. Send for catalogue F.
c. Mcdonald Music House. Havre. a7tf
Frank Stephens has had the small build
ing on his corner lot near the Brooks Com
pany store moved back thirty fee, and will
build a go foot addition on IN front, which
will make fine store building about 90
feet long. Sylvester and Ben Cooper are
doing the carpenter work. When COM
pleted Mr.. Stephens will move the Nom
taua Beer Hall in the new location.
FARM TO RENT-one quarter mile
from Culber,son. 90 acres under cultivation
good buildings and all fenced. Enquire of
w. Mathews I7d
Mrs. Lois Smalley. who was for some
years a resident Of Decorah. Iowa but now
resides at Pierre. S. D.. is the guest of
Mrs. A. G. Reed. Mrs Smalley and the |
Reed family were friends in the old days
many years ago. She will make an indefi- |
mite visit here and then will 60 on to
Wenatchie. Wash. to visit brother. The |
lady is an expert musician and has already |
accepted a few pupils IN Culbertson who |
are anxious to secure such excellent tuition. |
Rent piano from F. c. McDonald's
Music House. Havre. Mont. z7tf
The city council met Wednesday evening /
With Mayor Mathews IN the chair. Alder
men .Arpett. Maxim and West were pres
ent. w. 7. Stephens absent. The resis-
nation Of ]. E. Be~ict as Town Marshall
was accepted and ]. ]. Higsens appointed
to I'LL the vacancy. The bill Of ]. II. Null