The searchlight., 1911-12-01
Local Happenings.

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Thirteen pounds Of Sugar for 81. 90 with
any order Of ten dollars at Tanner &bsst.
w. Gordon Of Saco. was here Monday.
John Escharen of Homestead. was in
town Monday.
Chas. McLaughlin of Antelope. was in
our town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Black Of Seattle.
were here Monday.
Lee Blevins. q prosperous farmer Of
Lanark. was in Culbertson last Saturday.
Arthur and David Davies Of Dawson
Comfy. were Culbertson visitors Monday.
Henry Anderson Of Churches Ferry. N.
D.. was Culbertsou visitor on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning left satur-
day for Florida where they will srend the
winter.
Will Richardson Of Antelope. was in
town last Saturday for the first time in
several months
/ T. Peterson Of Duluth. 4 representa-
tive of the Duluth Iobbers cred, Bureau.
is in town this week.
A. c. Rang. Mike Schotzki. Chas Grow
and Henry Moore all of Girard. Mont.
were Culbertson visitors last Saturday.
X L. Brujord. formerly a clerk in the
lCulbertson Cash Store. arrived here Sun
day from Minneapolis for q weeks visit.
A. E. Norby. who had his foot amputa'
ted recently as the result Of railroad ac
cident. arrived home last Friday from the
hospital at Fl. Benton.
Miss Marie Gunstad. who has been tn,
guest Of MIR. and Mrs. I. l.. Brooks. If
Monday tor her home in Detroit. MINI
She was much pleased with her visit her
and the people she met.
Chas lie Masueier. Of Humboldt. Iowa
has been here the past week and has &C
, cepted a position in the Culbertson Casl
Store. He left Wednesday for home bu
|, will return in few days with his wife AM
: young son. and will locate here for severa
months.
Stock pastured close to town. For term
call on But,erheld & Euglebrighi. 4,f
a Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Danielson Of Dan
Valley. are guests Of Rev. and Mrs. Chas
/. this week They are preparing to 60 bac
. to Iowa to spend the winter. Mr.. Daniel
! son has not been able to get his Aa
,hreshed and as consequence will not b
] able to build house this fall
williston Bakery Goods at Maltby Bros
Cafe. 32t2
Brenna & Schow have discontinued thei
harness shop in Culbertsou and Mr.. Scho'
has had the building moved over onto th
lot north of the State Bank and is buildin
u 20 foot new front on il and will open u
the Phoenix Saloon in a week or SO. II
!. will have about the same room as he OF
D cupied before the fire.
Don't waste your money buying strength
4 ening plasters. Chamberlain's Linimer
4 is cheaper and better. Dampen a piece
4 flannel with il and blind il over the afiecte
parts and il will relieve the pain and sor'
4 ness. For sale by All Dealers.
D Rent a piano from F. C. Mcdonald
Music House. Havre. Mont z7h
D Mr. and Mrs. A. r. Milton sold out ii
furniture and fountain that they saved fro
4 the FIRE to Maltby Bros. and left Monds
D evening for Browns Valley. Minn.. whel
D they will spend the winter with Mr.. Mi
x tons parents. We are not informed whe,
\ er or not they will return to Culbertso
2 Sheet music, we have any thing ye
. want in that line. Send for catalogue
= c. Mcdonald Music House. Havre. AZ
4 letter from Dick Edmonds dated
. Flagstaff. Arizona. gives the cheering ]
q ,elligence that he and his brother Da'
y have rented a cottage in that town and a
= settled for the winter. The place is in d
. mountains at an altitude of 1000 feet Al
y the climate is all to the good. Dave
- feeling better than at any time since lea
. ing Culbertson. Here's hoping that d
. health giving ozone will bring the healtl
color back to the cheeks Of the young ma
n FARM TO RENT-one quarter mi
. from Culbertson. 90 acres under cultivati'
4 good buildings and all fenced. Enquire
W. Mathews I7tf
. John Archer was in town Tuesday loo
n ing like a fighting cock. He hnish'
threshing his Aax last week and says III
hard work agrees with him. He had
i hundred acres in hax which looked nigh
fine when cut. but after il was rained o
i turned over. then cover with snow. turn
over. then stacked. there was not mu
left for the threshing machine to do. Ho
ever he realized about 900 bushels. b
would have had nearer thousand II