The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-06-02
Local Happenings.


the win 1ItlcS.
Jim Helmer Of Poplar. spent sevsraI
days in town this week.
Mrs. Tom Evans, who has been at Glas.
gov the past week. returned Wednesday
DIR. ]. b. McCollum. the eye specials,
will be in Culbertson July 9th. for four
days.
| Clint Otis, one Of the real old timers in
Culbertson. but now Of Bainville was in
town Wednesday.
| sIoo, 1000 TO loan on Farm Lands. at 10
per cent interest See Walt Mathews.
Culbertson. Mont. 5tf
DIR. II. A. Feiker has been attending to
DIR. Johuston's patients during the latter
absence in Chicago.
The hotel deal between Messrs. Stafford
| and McGinness was not consummated as
expected last week. some hitch in the pro-
ceedings having occurred at the last mo-
ment.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. c. Moothart are the
happy parents of :, baby glrl which arrived
at the Moothart farm on Tuesday. This
makes MIR. and Mrs ID. NJ Moothart
grand parents.
DIR. III. ID. Edmonds. having become sole
owner Of the big Clothes & Shoes Store
has had new signs painted on the windows
Of the store. The signs are in gold leaf
and are neat and tasty. Monty" was the
artist.
The Valley Drug Store is having some
lovely window signs made by Manderback
ordinarily known as Monty" This &C.
centric German lad is one of the best sign
writers in the United States.
Ed. Bacon Of Mabel, Mimi. was in town
this week. He came here to visit w. II.
Reed, who was his teacher many years ago
near DEBORAH, Iowa. His visit was made
as pleasant as possible under the circum-
stances Of Mr.. Reeds illness.
Methodist Church services will be held
in the Opera House Sunday evening at
eight O'Clock as usual. The pastor Rev.
Cookingham will preach on the theme:
Daily Strength for Daily Duty" All
friends are invited to attend this service
ana will he welcome.
Stock pastured close to town For terms
call on Butterfeld & Englebright Aft
Rev. X. T. Cookineham went to Poplar.
the growing and fiourishing little city west
of MS, last Tuesday, where he delivered the
Memorial Day address, and conducted the
services under the auspices of the Modern
Woedmen's fraternity. The day was ideal
and the town was enthusiastic in it's cele-
bration.
DR. ID, X. Brockman will be in Scobey
June 5th for five days. Persons desiring
dental work take notice. 6t2
At the Hillside Cemetery Association
meeting on April 24th. !. 2. Bruegger and
+ &. Annette were elected trustees for |
three year terms and S. p. Mitchell for |
two year term. !. &. Nugent and H. ID. |
Edmonds hold over for another year. |. |
T.. Bruegger is president of the association
and II. ID. Edmonds secretary.
Get your house paint at S. S. Moen, the
Hardware Man. The famous Heath q
Mulhgan Paints are the best off
DIR. c. Johnston left Saturday for vii.
liston and from there accompanied |. c
Gregory to Chicago where the latter was
placed in Hospital of the Sisters of Mercy.
Upon his arrival in Chicago Mr.. Gregory
was feeling much better his temperature,
having become reduced to 90. The in
in his broken leg was reduced
proved. DIR. Johnston went on to Toronto
Canada, for brief visit with his parents
md is expected home today or tomorrow.
The Star Meat Market. under the new
OF Clarence Ross, is doing
inc business. All the meats and delicacies
If the season will be found fresh and good.
3tf
A man from WIlliston was in Mondak
Wednesday where he went to have little
ime" as Williston is prohibition city. In
he evening. having filled up on booze to
lis hearts content, he attempted to catch
he skiddoo for home. In attempting to
,oard the train after 1t Was in motion he
vas thrown under the wheels and had one
DOT and ankle ground to pulp. He was
aiken home on stretcher on the next train
'ut will always be able to remember his
little time" at Mondak.
us acres four miles from Froid to rent
N shares. Three years under cultivation.
will furnish seed: land is to be plowed and .
eeded to flax. Do not answer unless you
AVE horses and either call or write to /
Mamie King. Froid. Mont. sta I