The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-04-14
Mr.. Ballaek was down from Homestead


Monday.
wittmeier & West Co. advertise GoSdou
Hats this week
County Surveyor Mann, of Malta. was
here this week
NJ Mcknight. was IN from the South
Side Yesterday
Mr. and Mrs c A wittmeier visited at
Williston over SUNDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mitchell. were in
town from Poplar Tuesday.
Art Gustafson. Of Bainville. spent Sun
day IN Culbertsos with the boys
Mr.. Armstrong and family were in from
the South Side the torepart Of the week.
Messrs Patch. BRINK and Cosier. of
Poplar were IN town Tuesday on telephone
business
Louis obershaw was IN iron Poplar
Tuesday on business, and renewed his sub
scriprion to the Searcnlieht.
Mrs. q. /. Ness. sister OF Mrs. X. q.
Slette. arrived from Hendrum. MINI.
last week tor an extended visit.
Mrs y. T. Christensen, from north Of
CulDertson. was visiting her daughter at
Chinook from Saturday until Tuesday.
l. o Slelte and manager Reik, Of the
Montana Star Telephone Co. was at
Plenty wood and vicinity "Wednesday in his
automobile.
After the services in German Evangeli-
cal Lutheran Church last SUNDAY afternoon
Rev r. Maurer bapused the little son of
Jacob Hellmuth
Frank stephens and John Moran lsit Tor
Poplar Monday On business trip. They
expect to open a billiard hall and bowling
alley in that place IN the near future.
Dr. b. K. Brockman has taken the agen-
c, Tor the r. NJ r. so Auto and sold one
TO Gustave Ole. OF Scobey, last FRIDAY.
Mr.. Oie left tor his home IN has new car Oh
| Monday.
Our baby cries tor Chamberlain 5 Cough
Kennedy. writes Mrs. I. Il kendrick,
Rasacs. Ga. 1t is the best cough remedy
On the market tor coughs, colds and Group.
l'ar sale by all dealer.
The Culbertson Baseball Team vail cross
bats With the Frold team al Frold neat
Sunday April 10. Arrangements are also
Icing made tor a game at Glasgow with the
boys there. the following Sunday
The mind-reading and hypnotic per
formances held by Prot. Newman at the
( Opera Hall Friday, Saturday and Sunday
were largely attended and we're very
strange and interesting as well as hnmor
Gus.
Best Ignite coal delivered al $500 per
ton by Butterteld & Englebright. r9ri
W. X. lady. who has been cashier at the
Culbertson depot Il several months. re
I signed recently aud Is on his way To- New
Orleans. Nels Peterson, formerly OF Chr
nook Mont. has taken ms place at the
depot
Go 10 u. X. BTockman Resident Dentist
Once IA First National Bank building,
Culbertson. Mont. off
Rev. Geo Edwards. who occupied the
pulpit at the Presbyterian Church last
Sunday. lett for BTockton "Wednesday
morning He has been looking after the
interests Of the Sunday Schools drought
out the country.
See sam J. Fryhl.ngs change OF ad II
this issue
The Grand View Hotel al Bsinyills.
with Louis Thompson proprietor. IS one Of
finest hoFteirys IN the country IL is near
the depot and the furniture and fixture
are all ne and hrst class.
Cracked corn aud ground corn aud oats
Tor sale a. thu Han.on 4 Barron Elevator.
s7ii
The ChsnIle, Hotel Al Bs.ayille opened
fpr business Sunday Aprli 9th. Mr.. 'hand
Ter meet. ala IA ANS rHd has good accom-
madatruns the furniture AMI hxtures being
all new and neat. tie Is a new subscriber
10 the Ssarchhght.
Don't forget J.. q. Johnson's great mer
chandise sale al Medicine Lake.
Rev. u. { CoWan was IN from has claim
OH Monday and left again Tor his ne - home
on Tuesday. Mrs. Cowsn left this We L
for her new home also She went by train
to Poplar to avoid the long overland jour
ney by wagon. Rev. Cowsn is entering on
his new life with great enthusiasm, and Is
already as brown as a cowboy.
Note the prices IN The Chicago Stores
new sd this week.
The Ladies AID Society which met AT
the NJ. r parsonage last Thursday for
Reorganization, was very satisfactory in
every way Seven new memb~s were re-
oeived and new officers elected as follows.
President. Mrs. Archie Bold, v President
Mrs. Mcbride. Treasurer. Mrs. r. G.
Arnett. Secretary, Mrs. X. I CookIngham
ASH Secretary Mrs Brooks