The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-15
Local Happenings.


i Ed. Egan Of Shotgun. was in town last
Friday.
c. G. Moulton Of Kalispell, was in town
last Friday.
Henry Seiben Of Helena. was in town
last Sunday.
Will Palmer of the South Side. was in
town last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Thomas were in
from their farm last Sunday.
Anton Cattaneo of the South Side paid
Culbertson visit Tuesday.
c. L. Fowler of the South Side, was in
town Tuesday for the first time in several
months.
Mrs. Leply. who lives in the northern
part of eastern Valley County, was IN tow
Monday.
Miss Bogert. Chas. Bogert and Miss
Featham all of Redstone we're Culbertson
visitors last Friday.
| ]. ]. Delaney, Mrs. V. II. Bostwick and
Miss Bertha Maloy. all of Havre. arrived
here Yesterday morning.
Jack Bennett of Redstone. stopped in
Culbertson short time last Friday on his
way home from trip to St. Paul.
DIR. G. II. Miller and Dr. Desy the vet
erinarian. both of Medicine Lake. came
down to Culbertson in an automobile on
Tuesday.
Harvey Moothart. who attended school in
California for the past year. arrived home
recently well pleased with his experiences
on the coast.
Ii is reported that Verne II. Bostwick
has been through Culbertson recently on
Great Northern train and that he was in
Spokane, Wash. only a few days ago.
Mrs. VIM. Donohoe. who is in ST. Paul
on a visit. writes to one of her friends in
Culbertson that she is having a splsndid
time and will return home some day next
week.
Chas Bartlett returned Monday from
his claim near Paxton and is again in
charge of the Evans Barber shop. NJ. ID.
Shelly. the proprietor. lett the same day
for his claim near Plentywood.
Mrs S. p. Mitchell left yesterday for
Mrs. Walter Hurd and will also attend
some Of the sessions of the Valley County
Teachers Institute which will be held there
next week.
Go to ID. X. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
Culbertson. Mont. off
]. l.. Mccormick. at one time teacher
at Mondak and more recently a resident Of
the South Side, sold the improvements on
his claim recently and left Tuesday for
Drummond. Mont. where he has been en-
gagged as principal of the graded school
and high school Of that place.
Wire screen netting for doors and win
dows in all sizes at S. S. Moens the Hard
ware Man. off
Twin boys we're born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Norbet Belgard near Lanark Wednesday
morning. As these twins are children OF
Turtle Mountain Indians they are each en-
titled to quarter section Of land. There
is no race suicide among these Indians and
MIR. and Mrs. Belgard are to be congratu-
lated.
The Star Meat Market. under the new
management Of Clarence Ross, is doing
fine business. All the meats and delicacies
Of the season will be found fresh and good.
3u
Six residents of the county near Froid
returned from Glasgow Tuesday and stop
ped of at Culbertson. They are now full
citizens Of the United States, having taken
out naturalization papers before Judge
Utter. as follows: John Brown. the land
man, J. II. Oswald. w. q. stephens and
three Sundvald brothers. Chas. Ballack,
IL. Horstman and Lige Crawford were
along as witnesses.
Major {. b. Lohmiller, Superintendent
Of the Fort Peck indian Reservation. was
down from Poplar last Friday and made a
call at the Searchlight office, lie says that
the auction sale of town lots in Poplar will
not take place until next spring at which
time all those lots not already occupied by
business houses and residences will be sold
to The highest bidders.
FOR SALE-A new 5000 Busch & Gurtz |
Piano. at +. Strands claim. miles north
west Of Froid. Will sell for sa5o cash.
Has never been used at all and was recent
ly shipped from Chicago here. 2Ips
There will be no school in any Of the |
school houses in Eastern Valley County on |
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday of next
week. as the teachers are all obliged to at
tend the Institute at Glasgow on those
days. The Culbertson school will open
again on Thursday. but most of the coun-
try schools will remain closed tor a full \