The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-01

| Mrs. Mark Thomas spen, Sunday in
Culbertson.
Jacob Seel. of Mondak. was in GILBERT
son Sunday.
John Deere ,ulky and gang plows for sale
at Tanner Bes,'s.. ao,f
Chas. Mclaughlin. c. Olsen, J. Gray
son. X. X. Iceland were Antelope delegates
here Saturday.
F. S. Fishbeck and Bill Jarvis were
among the Plenty wood people here to see
the fun last Saturday.
Will Palmer. c Hackley. J. Millick, A
J. Cuiwell and Fred Nelson were here from
the South Side Saturday.
A lovely rain fell all over northern Mon
tana last Saturday which has put the
ground in fne shape for fall blowing.
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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!. b. Thorsoe. of Clinton, Iowa. who has
business interests at Bainville. was in town
Tuesday to take the through train for the
east aud home He was accompanied by
his young daughter.
An ordinary case Of diarrhoea can. as q
rule. be cured BY single does Of Cham
berlain's Col,c. Cholera and D,arrhoea
Remedy. This remedy has no superior
Tor bowel complaints. For sale by all
dealers.
The auction sale OF the household furn.-
ture Of G w. Balm at the Valley Hospital
last Saturday was not very successful as 1t
was raining all day. However those pres
ent came TO buy and most Of the goods
were disposed Of at fair price.
Miss Julia Killingstad wishes to announce
to the Ladies Of Culbertson and v,cinit,
her fall Millinery opening Monday, Sept 4.
| Jno. C. Miller. of the South Side, was in
town Tuesday and "Wednesday shipping
sheep. lie thinks the north side Of Dawson
county as a whole will vote against the
proposition Of being included as part Of a
new county formed from Valley.
The Culbertson Water Works bonds have
been signed sealed and delivered. and the
plans and ST ecihcations have been aP-
proved by the State Board OF Health.
Work will be begun on the system in the
near future and will be pushed to compile
: ton this fall.
Get your house paint at S. 5. Moen, the
Hardware Man. The famous Heath &
Mulligan Paints are the best Oft
Clinton. the infant son Of MIR. and Mrs.
Dan Courchene. died Thursday morning at
3 o'clock a. IN. Of cholera infantum. aged g
months and ~ days. The funeral was held
, the same day at p. IN. Thus passed a
little bud that was never strong. The par
5 ents have the sympathy OF all
Wanted A competent girl for genera
housework by Mrs. S. S. Moen, Culberi'
son. I9h
lust as we 90 to press we received a
communicable for publication from Mrs.
I. w. Dale who is at Guelph. Ont. We
regret that we cannot possibly make room
for il this week, but it will appear in the
next issue. She writes in a very happy
mood and sends greetings to all Cuiberison
friends
Rev. los. Mahussier. the regular priest
for Eastern Valley County. who is taking a
three months vacation. was in Culberrson
Wednesday. He spent two months travel
ing on the coast and in British Columbia
and has still one month which he will
spend in travel. He left for Great Falls
Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Balm left Culbert.
son for Holivil!e. Calf. Tuesday evening
on No. 5 A large number Of friends were
at the depot to see them OF. Mr.. Balm in
formed the reporter that he did not know
just where he would locate permanently.
but would write the paper a few lines IN
the near future Miss Ruth Balm left tor
California few days before her parents.
Sterling c. West, Of the firm Of Witt.
meier * West. returned Wednesday eve
ming from his eastern trip. lie visited
Chicago and the Twin Cities and pur'
chased new stock Of goods. After his
business was concluded he visited Rev. |.
b. Butter and family at Utica, Neb. The
latter sends greetings to all his culbertson
friends and the family are all well and con
tented at Utica.
The subject Of the morning sermon al
the Presbyterian church on Sunday. Sept.
3. is The Good Part. and in the evening
the talk will be on The Spoilers Of the
Gross" You are invited to be present al
both these services. and win be welcomed
most cordially at the Sunday school meet
ing at 10 o'clock IN the forenoon also. A
Male Quartette will render special music
! at the evening preaching service.
The Presbyterian Ladies' AID society met