The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-03-24
Local Happenings.

Oeftson.
Lumber at Bed Rock prices at Tanner
& Best Co.
Atty. Paul Babcock. went to Bainville
this morning on business.
Mr. and Mrs. I. c. Gregory. Of Poplar, |
spent last night as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
I. L. Brooks.
Rev. Christler will hold services at the
Evans Hotel on Sunday. March 26th. at
8 o'clock p. m.
Mrs. r. NJ. Catlin had a party Of ladies
Tuesday afternoon the occasion being her
birthday anniversary.
Mrs. Ruth Miller will show fine selec-
ton of hats at her Opening Monday and
Tuesday. March ~ and as. 4str
w. Mathews went to Helena last night
to see Judge Rusch in regard to his suspen-
sion as United States Commissioner.
Attorney John L. Slattery Of Glasgow.
was in town yesterday protecting his clients
interests in the +. & NJ. Bank settlement.
Miss Julia Killingstad announces her
Spring Millinery Opening for March a7th.
She 10 also new subscriber for this great
family journal.
|. A. Walch Of Helena. attorney Of the
American National Bank. and A. c. John
son, President Of the American National
were here yesterday.
d. s. Nelson. who has claim near the
Diamond ranch. was in town Monday and
subscribed for the Searchlight. lie began
work in the field Tuesday morning.
Many Culhertson citizens are cleaning
up their back yards this week and num-
Der Of other yards need a like attention.
Clean up. gentlemen. and show the new
settlers what neat town Culbertson is.
Don't forget to register for the municipal
election. Books close Monday night at 10
p. m. II. ID. Edmonds, registration agent.
DR.. c. A. Tiliotson is now in Hoperville.
Calf. and it is reported that he and Mrs
Tillotsou will visit Culbertson this summer.
Mr.. Conkling. the automobile expert re-
pair man. arrived here from Minneapolis
Monday and is already at work in the
Donaldson garage.
Tanner & Best. Of the Big Store. have a
half page ad this week. They wish to call
special attention to a sale in ladies and
children's shoes and hosiery. See the ad.
Spring Lake Whiskey. the best in the
land at the Phoenix Cafe. l.. +. Schow.
Prop. I4u
Methodist services will be at Tanners
Hall at the usual hour next Sunday even
ing. The pastor will preach on the theme
"Three Hundred Heroes" You are in
vited and will be welcome to this service.
The Valley Meat Market are agents for
Sealshipt Oysters in Culberiscn. 3zif
Rev Chase, now finishing his studies in
the Princeton Theological Seminary OF
New Jersey. has been engaged as pastor OF
the Presbyterian Church Of Culbertson
and will preach his first sermon here on
May Fl. 1911.
j Now is the time to bring your old har-
paired and oiled for Spring work. 45tf
Municipal electors must register each
year or they cannot vote. according to the
law now in force. DIR. II. ID. Edmonds.
city registry agent. has received his regis
uation books and voters can register at
any time up to next Monday evening.
March a7. at 10 O'Clock p. m. when the
books will close.
|, The Valley Meat Market is thoroughly
equipped to meet all demands in the way
OF meat, oysters. fish. vegetables. etc. 3atii
The Bewick car belonging to c. S Stat
ford. which was partly burned up last
summer, has been rebuilt by Donaldson
Bros. and now looks like a new car. This
car and the big Winton-Six. which Mr..
Stafford purchased after the Buick was dis
abled. fixes out our popular hotel landlord
with two fine automobiles.
Best Ignite coal delivered at $500 per
ton by Butterfield & Englebright. I9u
The Missouri river is closed to traffic
this week as the ice is going out. The fer
~ will be put in operation at once. ]. 5.
Day now owns a majority of the ferry stock
aud Dan Walters. foreman Of the Day
Ranch. has been selected as manager oil
the ferry for the ensuing year. II has not
as yet been announced who will act as fer
|, ~ man. but we understand a new man
,, from the east Is coming.
Always Fresh.--order your bread a
Mition's. 4Iu
J. F. Armstrong. Special Alloiting Agen'
for the Turtle Mountain Indians. was ia
town "Wednesday for a short time. He
says that most Of the contests betweer
white settlers and Indians have been heard
and decisions rendered in favor Of the In
dian claimants. but that some Of them are
being appealed to the general land Office.
Many Of the Indians will receive trus,
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