The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-06-16
Local Happenings.


II. Z. Woodard of Glasgow. was IN town
Monday.
Henry Grey of Plentywood. was in town
Monday.
The new jury reported in Glasgow on
Thursday.
VIM. ]. Hunter of Lanark. was in town
yesterday.
| Clarence Ross made business trip to
Williston Wednesday.
o. G. Clay Of bingham, Mont, was a
Culbertson visitor Tuesday.
John Sandvig came down from Plenty
wood on the stage Monday evening.
| Oscar lanes came down from Plenty
wood Monday returning the next day.
NJ. Q. Jackson of Plentywood. was in
town Monday. He is one of our old timers.
| w. A. Huxsol made an auto trip to Med
icine Lake and Plentywood on TUESDAY.
Big bargains in wash goods The larg-
est and most complete stock in the county
to select from. Tanner & Best Co
Mrs. Sharp of Havre, arrived here last
Saturday and was the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mitguard until Saturday evening.
G. A. Llndeen made final proof before
u. ). Com. Coulter last Saturday. John
Lundquist and Rube Gustafson we're wit
nesses.
Atty. X. o. Lunke was elected a non re-
sident member Of the Minneapolis Com
mercial Club last week. This is quite an
honor to our fellew townsmau.
| Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Jarvis and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. s. Stafford went to Medicine Lake
Yesterday in MIR. Staffords auto to attend
the first day Of the big base ball tourna-
ment.
Culbertson does not play in the base
ball tournament at Medicine Lake today
as expected. the Invincibles having been
disqualified by not being on the grounds
yesterday, the first day Of the tournament
Methodist Church service will be held
4
eight O'Clock as usual. The pastor will
preach on the theme, The wonderful
Fountain. All are cordially invited and
will find a welcome.
| We are closing out three different pat
terms in fancy decorated dishes u off.
Tanner & Best Co.
]. II. Simpson of the Triple Ash Ranch
was in town Wednesday. He was a mem
Der OF the Williston Booster party on the
special train on the Plentywood branch on
Wednesday, Of last week and reported a
| splendid time all along the line.
Get your house paint at S. S. Moen, the
Hardware Man. The famous Heath &
Mulligan Paints are the best. off
Miss Tinka Koppang. who has been
night operator at the local echange in Cul-
bertson. left Monday for Williston where
she had been transferred. Soon after her
arrival there she received word that her
sister. Bertha Koppang. had been killed in
an automobile accident at Milton. n. D.,
and that her father had been seriously
injured, and left at once for Williston.
Rev. and Mrs. Cookingham attended an
entertainment given by Prof. Putnam and
wife Saturday evening. Prof. Putnam is
making a tour through the state represent
ing the Montana Wesleyan University.
They are directors and instructors in the
musical department and rendered some
delightful numbers IN vocal music. Their
singing is superb. and all were well pleased.
For dress making and plain sewing call
on Miss ForiYce. room IN the Dakota
Western building Culbertson. 5Id
We received a postal from Mrs. ]. c.
Gregory last Friday. and among other
things she says, Mr. Gregory's wound of
the ankle is healing nicely. but the hight
with the blood poisoning is slow. How
ever We feel very sanguine of a good result
soon. We appreciated and felt gratified
at the many kindly letters We have had
from Montana friends The weather in
Chicago is excessively hot and We all sui
fer from its effects. II is unfortunate for
the ILL., especially"
The Star Meat Market. under the new
management Of Clarence Ross, is doing
fine business. All the meats and delcacies
Of the season will lie found fresh and good.
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An invitation is extended to the public
to attend the services at the Presbyterian
Church on Sunday. June rs. The Sab |
bath School meets at 10 O'Clock in the |
forenoon. followed by the II O'Clock !
preaching service. at which the minister -,
will speak on The Mission Of Christ"
In the evening at O'Clock the subject of
the sermon will be The importance and |
Meaning of Repentance. Bring your
family and friends and meet with US in
these services