The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-02-17

Herry Lowe was in from his claim yes
,erday.
G. w. Davis of Havre. was in town
Tuesday.
Editor Schnitzler. of Froid. was in town
Wednesday.
How about John Deere Farm Imple-
ments9 See the Big Store ad this week
We are indebted to member of the Ski
club for wriie-up Of that sport in Culbert-
son during the past week.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet next
"Wednesday. Feb. 22d, at the usual hour at
the residence OF Mrs. r. S. Reed.
Mrs. Laughiin. Of Nesson. n. d.. was
the guest of Mrs. c. A. Wittmeier this
week. She left for home Yesterday morn
ing.
r. Nicholson. of kenmare, n. D.. ar
rived here "Wednesday and is contemplate
ing starting bottling works in Culbertson.
He expects to have his plant ready about
April 18th.
/. w. Koschman arrived here from
Minneapolis last week and has accepted
the position as cashier at the Big Store OF
Tanner * Best in place Of F. w. Grave
who went To Plentywood.
As nice lunch is part of all the after
| -, i.l;..., ,,,,,; q. h.ld - CuihartSon We
have failed TO particularly to mention it in
several parties held this week. However,,
i, is one OF the principal events in each
gathering.
The Valley Meat Market are agents Tor
Sealshipt Oysters in Culbertson. 52tf
q. w. Tanner arrived home from 81.
Paul yesterday morning after a months
visit. lie reports the condition OF Mrs.
Tanner as improving. She is having the
best of medical advice and attention at the
Mounds Park Sanitarium. ST. Paul.
Go to ID. X. Brockman Resident Dentist
Once in First National Bank building
Culbertson. Mont ot
A piece Of flannel dampened with Cham
berlains Liniment and bound on to th'
affected parts is superior to any plaster
5 When troub ed with lame back OF pains il
+ the side OF chest give il a trial and YOU ar,
= certain 20 be more than pleased with th'
prompt relief which Il affords sold by al
. dealers.
Cracked corn and ground corn and oat
for sale at the Hanson X Barron Elevator
a7Ii
Rev O. A. White and Rev. X. L. Cook
Ingham are warm adherents of the splendit
=. outdoor sport on skis. On Monday the
=, paid visit to the ranch of Archie Bod
u. east OF town and INDUCED in this acrobat
sporr to their hearts content. They repoT
=, that il is celebrating in the extreme an
g that dignity wav dropped in the snow
, From the slightly discolored optic observe
upon Rev. Cookingham tine next day "
mad no reason to doubt the words of III
\ reverend gentlemen.
u Spring Lake Whisky, the best in III
A land al the Phoenix Cafe, l.. T.. SchoV
1 Prom. I4tf
i Robert Wittmeier had a preliminary e,
\ animation before +. =. Miller, justice I
= the peace, tuesday afternoon on chail
u of assault in the second degree upon I.
u Brooks on Dec. %, 1910. He was repr
70 scented by Howard Lewis Of Glasgow AT
County Attorney Hurley represented Il
State. A large number of interested spe
ly tators we're present. MIR Brooks, the cor
o. planning witness, testified in his own b
y half, and DIR. ID. X Brockman. Rev. X.
.. Cookingham and DIR. {. Johnston were al
. called as witnesses by the state As th
~ was only preliminary examination the d
"A Tense did not introduce any testimony b
~ asked to have the comPls int amended so
"A To constitute assault in the third degr'
r. only. Judge Miller denied the motion Al
he bound the defendant over to the distri
rs court. placing his bonds at $500, Win
N we're furnished. As this case will con
adj before the district court, the Searchlig
ms will not attempt to enter into the details
IN the testimony intro luced at the examir
tion.
an Best Ignite coal delivered at $500 !
n, ton by Burterfield x Englebright. I9ri
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