The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-06-02
POPULAR WEDDING
DIR. T. w. COllinsOn and Miss LiIv
Dale Welded at havre on
Decoration Day

one Vi the HsOst poPuio' re"S
couples that ever graced Culbert-
son society circles occurred in
Havre on Decoration Day. Rev.
l.. l. Chrisuer performing the
marriage ceremony. Details oil the
wedding are lacking as both con-
tracing parties were very secretive
as to the time and place where the
ceremony was to occur.
Up to the day before the mar
rage the doctors closest friends
supposed the wedding was to take
place on "Wednesday" May 3Ist,
but where remained mystery to
the last.
On Tuesday morning, however,
early risers IN Culbertson who were
at the depot, might have seen DIR.
Collinson and Miss Dale get aboard
train No. l going west. The doc
tor was decidedly nervous, II rs re-
ported. for fear that his baggage
might be labeled or marked IN
some way, but so far as we have
been. able to learn, the happy
couple made their escape IRON
their friends in Culbertson without
any violent marks OF affection.
The plan, which was in all like
lihood carried ont, was to stop oil
in Havre long enough to have the
knol tied; then To take No. 3 a
few hours later and go direct to
Spokane where the hrst stop was
to be made. From there tEe
happy couple were 1" proceed To
Portland, Seattle, San Francisco,
II Los Angeles aud other points oi
interest on the coast 10y easy stages
taking IN the sights aud scenery
and having thoroughly ENJOY
able honey moon in the mean time.
III We understand that DIR. AM
Mrs. CollInson will return by way
oil the Canadian Pacific and may
visit Toronto, Quebec. Niagara
Falls, and how many other place
no one but themselves know. The
doctor intimated to the Searchlighl
reporter that they would probably
be gone two weeks. but there was
that peculiar twinkle in his eyes,
well known TO his friends, which
would Indicate that the probably
might mean that IL was possible
they might be detained for a Longer
period.
i From the high handed manner
/ in which both the Doctor and his
tair bride put the kabosh on then
friends before their departure
every means should be taken upor
their return to show the affection
and esteem in which they are held
An ordinary charivari party vii
hardly express 1t in an adequate
manner.
DIR. L. w. Collinson came Il
Culbertson in March, 1908 iron
Maxbass, n. d., and by his couT
! teous manner and professions
ability has gained the friendship
and esteem of the whole communl
ty. He is a graduate of the Tor
onto Medical College and practice'
D medicine some time before coming
: to our city.
J Miss Lily Dale, now Mrs. Col
. linson, came to Culbertson wit
her parents in 1901, after gradual
) ing at Ann Arbor. She only stat
a short time, and lett for pos
D graduate course at the same inst
tuition Of learning In the fall {
SlI9o5 she was appointed as
= teacher in the Culbertson grade
J school and assisted her fatheI
) Prof. ]. w. Dale, IN organizin
J the Culbertson High School. A
4 a teacher she has always had III
. love and esteem OF her pupils, a
\ of whom have shown her the u
. most regard whenever the occasio
. presented. She is charming, ia
= ented young woman, and httin