The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-06-02
Of SSJSsSssr EVENTS.


| c. c. Chandler. Of Bainville, was in
Culbertson Tuesday.
N. G. Peterson. of Wilhston was in
Culbertson Tuesday.
Archie Curran. Of the South Side. wa.
in town the first Of the week
!. w. McGinniss and Z. Mathews. both
of Williston. were Culbertson visitors
Monday.
| Attorney Paul Babcock was at Sidney
Thursday of this week attending to legal
matters.
Harrow your crop Of growing grain after
the late rain if possible. slsRting the har-
row teeth back.
Hon. G. L. Bolster. the pioneer mer-
chant of Plentywood. was in Culbertson
Tuesday evening.
The Valley Drug Store tells the farmers
how to save hundred dollars on each
forty acres this week.
The Brooks Company are advertising
American Lady Shoes and American Cen
tleman's Shoes tins week.
Olaf Bergh passed through Culbertson
from Redstone last week Thursday on his
way to Williston and Minot.
VIM. Powers. of Bainville, went through
Culbertson Monday returning from a trip
to Big Timber and other points.
Er.i R,na,s hxoL. ~. Loo T,..l,,, - =.
runaway accident. He is being taken care
Of at the Bauers ranch and doing nicely.
G. l. Zimmerman. of Bainville. was in
town Wednesday morning and left on No.
for ST. Paul on an extended business trip
T. +. Bowman. of Medicine Lake. who
has been serving on the jury the past fort
night, passed through Culbertson Tuesday
on his way home.
Oscar A. James. formerly OF Culbertson
and now connected with the Bank Of Plen-
tywood. was shaking hands with old Cul.
bertson friend Tuesday evening.
Attorney Harry Dale has moved his Of
fee INTO the two rooms in the rear of the
Citizens State Bank where he has fine
office quarters ON the ground floor
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. +. Spurgeon are the
happy parents of a baby boy which arrived
at the ranch on "Wednesday evening. DR.
!. l.. Anderson being in attendance.
Notice the new ad Of A. {. Milton at the
bottom of this page. You can get most
any thing you want for the inner man these
hot days. in the shape of food and iced
drinks. at Mitton's.
DIR l.. Anderson. formerly of Pitts.
burg. Pa. is in Culbertson taking care Of
DIR. Collinsons patients while the latter is
on his wedding trip. DIR. Anderson is a
graduate of the Western University OF Lon
don.
The new ferry at the Sturgeon crossing
rs progressing rapidly. the boat is being
built. the cable is expected to arrive soon
and when completed Culbertson will be
with the South Side by two fer. |
Ties.
the new manager for the Imperial Lumber
Yards. | will make out your lumber bill. /
draw your plans and specifications and sell
you the best material at the lowest price,
guaranteed. ot4
Henry A. Miller of the South Side, was
in town yesterday. While still a rsncher,
Henry says that he is turning mis- attention
to farming and has over 400 acres in crop
this year which looks very promising at
present. He intends to do lot more
breaking this fall.
For dress making and plain sewing call
On Miss Fordyce, room IN the Dakota
Western building. Culbertson. SIh
Miss Mary Frenzel. who has been teach
ing in the Primary Department OF the Cul-
Der;son Schools during the past year. left
Tor her vacation Monday evening. From
culbertson Miss Frenzel goes to Hamilton,
Mont. where she will spend a few weeks
md from there to her home in ST Paul.
ii T.. Browning. Piano Tuner Of the c,
!. Hops piano house. Great Falls. will be
n Culbertson some time in June. Leave
,rders at this office. ot3
The Imperial Lumber YARD in their ad
his week tells the farmers how to employ
heir idle capital by building barns. gran
Iries. machine sheds, houses. etc. While
he farmers in this vicinity are not burd-
ned with idle capital at present. they will
probably have surplus this fall and the
Of the Imperial Lumber Com
ANY are all to the good.
DR. ]. b. Mccollum. Expert optician
nd Eve Specialist from Great Falls. will
'e in Culbertson July 9th on semi-annual
rip. tor four days. Dates for adjacent
owns following. given later 7tR