The searchlight., 1911-12-22
Luderask a, the culber.sos Cash s,os

berfsou Cash Store this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom McDevitt. left yes
tsrday for Grand Forks. N. D.. for the
holidays.
Thomas McDivitt Of Frog Coalse. met
with quiet painful accident while mud
ding his barn.
Miss Catherine Dunn. the teacher. goes
70 her home in Minneapolis to spend the
holiday vacation.
Mrs. Dan Courchene returned last week
from Minneapolis after pleasant visit Of
several weeks with relatives.
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. Elsie Lake, Of
Girard. Mont. will spend the holidays
visiting relatives at Wyland. Mich.
Jesse Hale Of Lanark, is in town today
doing some Christmas shopping. He
made the Searchlight pleasant call.
/ NJ. Nygaard of Dane Valley. is spending
the holiday season with relatives in Mich
,gan. He will also visit points in North
Dakota.
Don't forget the Christmas dance in the
Opera Hall on Christmas night. Excellent
music has been provided and tine time
is promised.
The Valley Drug Store advertises q spe-
cial sale in hand painted china all day to-
morrow. as il is over-stocked and Mr..
Huxsol needs the space.
Statesmen Wanted-to look after our in
terest in Valley and adjacent counties.
Salary or Commission. Address The Vic
tor Oil Company. Cleveland. o. 36tI
Ed. Copps. who has been At Glasgow for
the past month serving on the jury in the
district court, returned to Culber,son Sun
day and went out to his claim on Monday.
Bill JARVIS Of Plentywood. and Chas
Jarvis and son of Culbertson. left last
evening for Portland. Oregon. to visit their
mother Mrs. w. b. Jarvis and other re-
latives.
John Carr, who has been travelling for
a couple of months. returned to Culbert-
son for the holidays and is the guest of DIR.
and Mrs. c. Johnston. his brother-in-law
and sister.
Mrs. Downey and little son. arrived
here from the state of Washington a couple
of weeks ago and is the guest of her sister
Mrs. A. Mitgaard. We overlooked this
item last week.
Al. Wolfgram and family. arrived here
from Minneapolis Monday. Mr.. Wolf
gram has been appointed City engineer
and will have charge of the water works
for the ensuing year.
!. f. Peterson of the State Bank and his
sister. Miss Ina Peterson. teacher 10 the
Public Schools, will leave Saturday for
Milton. N. ID. to spend the holidays with
relatives at the old home.
w. Is. Duffy IS selling quite number OF
accident Insurance tickets at this time.
The price runs from as cents for one day
to $40 for 90 days. insures for 5000 il
killed IN railway accident.
Frank Stephens has moved the Montana
Beer Hall into his new building on the
corner opposite the Evans Hotel. Dick
Burmeister is installed as chief liquid dis
penser and the new place presents a cosy
appearance. The new plate glass front
has not arrived yet.
Jos. r. Morrison of Great Falls. is here
for few days visiting X. o. Slette. He
has patent current motor. that can be
placed in river or stream and the current
will furnish power for water works. electric
light plant. mill. etc. He claims il is great
for irrigating purposes.
Sheet music, we have any thing you
want in that line. Send for catalogue F.
c. Mcdonald Music House. Havre. att
Mrs S. p. Mitchell and Sterling West
went to Minneapolis last Friday for visit
with Mr.. Mitchell. who was in Saniiari-
um there being treated for heart trouble.
He was feeling better than for some time
and concluded to accompany his wife
home. They arrived here Monday.
Luderfisk at the culbertson Cash Store.
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The annual Christmas entertain ment Of |
the Presbyterian Sunday school will be |
held in the church tomorrow evening. The
scholars have been rehearsiug for ssms
time on program Of songs and recita,ious.
There will be the usual Christmas tree for
those who wish to use it for presents No
charge for admission.
The Searchlight has large number Of
secondhand magazines for sale a, half
price. Mos, Of them are for the pas, year
and are comparatively fresh We also
have large lot Of Saturday Evening Posts
1910 and 1911. which we will sell in a
buach Al cents apiece. This is fine
chance for winter reading matter.
FARM TO RENT-one quarter mile
from Culbertson. 90 acres under cultivation