The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-02-03
A CONTINUED sros,
" CURRENT EVEN1S.

Rev L H. Bent was down from Fro,d
Monday.
Dan Mitchell and wife Of Poplar. was
IN Cu'oertsoa last Saturday:
Cracked corn ana g,oana corn aud os,.
tor sale at the Hanson & B.rson Elevator.
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There are large nunosr Of cases Of
cod and iagrippe IN Culbert.on aud vicin-
it, a, the present time.
The Presbyterian Ladies' Aid will meet
with Mrs. Leonard vascil at The Dairy. "
on Friday, Feb. 10th. 1871.
]. c. Gregory stopped of in Culber,son
Tuesday night on his way home to Poplar
from his sleep ranch near Redstone.
FoR SALs-The log house and barn
known ss the Nick Moore buildings. to be
removed. CHEAP. See r. o. Lunke. 4a,f
The work Of getting out the logs at Mr..
Sweetman's sawmill for the new NJ. E.
church at Lakeside is progressing nicely.
VIM. Harding captured the hign score
for January in s-back So. and T. ]. Hook
ing for Io-pins--Iss at the Gem Bowling
Alleys.
Mrs. c. S. Stafford and son John. re-
turned the latter part Of last week from .
visit to her sister Mrs. J. L. Slat,ery at
Glasgow.
Attorney Paul Babcock visited Sidney.
in Dawson County. last Friday and Satur-
day. He was attorney in a contest case
held there
Mrs. Hollis Goodrich and Mss Mein.
bart. both Of Bainville. are here this week
as guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ". II. Bostwick.
Mrs. Goodrich and Mrs Bostwick are
sisters.
Don't forget that our reading room is
open ever evening ana is free to every one.
Its patronage is increasing each week.
Books. magazines and daily papers are At
your commend.
The Scobey Lumber Company in which
Sid Bennett and Mr.. Cusker ara interested
are already freighting lumber across the
country from Poplar to Scobey. and will
open the lumber yard in the early spring.
MIR. and Mrs. c. S. Wedge. who live
about six miles north of Culber,son. left
Saturday tor wheelock and Rose, N. ID 4,
to visit relatives. On their return they
will visit friends IN the Yellow Stone Valley
south Of Mondak.
Tanner & Best received q carload Of
Canned Goods this week.
The force at the Culbertson depot has
been reduced bv one man. The second
trick operator Hoge has been transferred
to Chinook and cashier luday is doing the
work for SIX hours which was previously
done by operator Hoge.
The Valley Meat Market are agents for
Sealshipr Oysters in Culbertscn. 3atf
o. A. James. returned Sunday. Jan. a9,h
from visit to ST. Paul and Minneapolis.
and also paid visit to his old home AZ
Tomah. Wis. The case Of Iverson & LIVER
son VS. the Great Northern Ry Co.. in
which he went to St. Paul as witness was
settled out Of court.
Spring Lake Whiskey. the best in the
land at the Phoenix Cafe. L. F.. Schow.
Prop. raft
Methodist Church services at the Opera
House will be held at eight O'Clock hereaf.
ter to give Rev. Cookingham more time 10
which to make the trip from Lakeside.
Sunday afternoons. The theme for con-
sideration next Sunday night will be.
Christian Athletics" You are cordially
invited to this service.
Blue Ribbon Whisky is best for family
use strictly pure and eight years old. For
sale at the Phoenix Cafe. l. Z Schow,
Prop. Istf
The usual services will be held in the
Presbyterian church next Sunday, Feb 5
q, II a. m. and at 7 50 p. m. The theme
in the morning will Be ''Eternitv"- s 81
The theme in the evening will be. Sowing
and Reapins" CT. This Gill lie a
song and praise service in which every one
is invited to take part. Sunday school al
ways meets At ten O'Clock. We have one
Of the best organized and best equipped
Sunday schools 70 this region. Come and
share its privileges
The Reduction Sale al The Big Store Of
Tanner & Best will continue for one more
week Notice the change in their I'D.
All the Eighth Grade pupils in the Gull
bertson school who took the state examina-
tion on Jan 10Th and aoth. passed with
high percentages. and are now enrolled in
the High School. The names Of these
are. Lillian Zick. Beatrice Stevenson.
Esther Hovey. Oliver Siette. Dave VIII
loughby. Alex Simpson. and Hurley
Mitchell. Mrs. Lec,ra. Of Poplar. Who
conducted the examination. spoke in tn.
highest terms of the Culbertson school.