The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1911-09-22
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OF cURReNT EVENTS.


day.
w. C. Peterson was up from williston
Tuesday
l.. /. Bolster of Plentywood. was in
town Monday.
Adolph Strand of the South Side. was in
town yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Van Eischen Of Balm
vile. visited Culbertson Sunday.
Alva lanes and Frank Mccormack spent
Yesterday visiting the fair at Williston.
Hip Sherer went to Chicago with the
bunch who shipped cattle from here We'd
nedsay evening.
II. Green, w. X. Jameson and Il. !.
Hong all Of Sylvester N. D.. were Culbert-
son visitors Monday.
Hugo Bruegger Of culbertson, went to
Chicago yesterday in place Of !. X. Buck
ley. who shipped his bunch Of cattle.
Several ladies' in Culbertson are learning
to drive automobiles and soon We expect to
see them with machines Of their own.
c. A. wit,meier went to will,ston in
his automobile Wednesday morning to at
tend the fair He returned Yesterday.
Gus Elhnshouse. one Of the efficient
clerks at the Tanner 4 Best store. is fisur.
ing on purchasing Lozier automobile.
c. c. Armstrong. c. A. Johnson and
Tom Agnew were here Tuesday and We'd
nesday looking after the Armstrong cattle
shipment.
Grin Day and ]. S. Day. both Of tn
South Side were in town yesterday. The
latter was making big shipment Of cattle
to Chicago.
lust opened new shipment Of Ladies
and children sweaters. coat style. military
styles and shawl collars. in fact everything
that is new. Tanner & Best.
I wish to announce that will open NJ
a dress making shop at Miss Huxsol's
millinery store. Monday Sept. ls,h. Miss
Margaret Peterson. 23ti
Bob McHugh and Jack Mcdonald re.
turned last week from a trip to ST. Paul
and Chicago. The latter sold a shipment
Of sheep in ST. Paul.
Go to ID. X. Brockman Resident Dentist
Office in First National Bank building,
Culbertson. Mont. off
Lee Palmer Of the South Side returned
Monday from visit to Chicago and other
eastern points. lie left here on Sept. Ist.
with a shipment Of cattle for his father
Jesse Brown will have charge of the
s. Day bunch Of cattle which were shipped
to Chicago yesterday morning. Neither
Mr.. Day nor Dan Walters will make the
trip this season.
Wire screen netting for doors and win
dows in all sizes at ). 5. Moons the Hard
ware Man. OF
Mrs. w. II. Mann and Mrs Grogan
were in Culberison several days this week
as guests OF their brother Frank Stephens,
They returned to their homes in Glasgow
"Wednesday evening.
Paul Harper. the clerk in the postotiice
at Culbertson. left Thursday morning for
Chicago and other eastern points to spend
two weeks vacation. He will visit his
old home at Indianapolis, Ind.
]. 4. Jones of Rich Hill. Mo. arrived
here last Sunday and will act as Superin
tendent Of construction on the Culbertson
water works Operations have already
been commenced on the ditch southeast Of
Town.
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.
SIT
DIR. c. Johnston and DIR. II. ID. Edmonds
left Monday evening for Missoula. Mont.
to attend the meeting Of the Grand Lodge
A. r. a A. M. Of Montana which met on
Wednesday and Thursday. They expect
to return tomorrow night.
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Mr.. and Mrs. I'll. NJ. Smith. arrived in
Culbertson recently from White Earth
Mimi. and will attend the Culbertson
High School the ensuing year Mrs.
Smith is now acting as bookkeeper at Tan
ner & Best and Mr.. Smith has charge Of
the Grocery Department Of this same Big
Store.
FOR SALE-A new 5000 Busch q Gurtz
Piano. at T.. Strands claim. miles north
west of Froid. Will sell for szso cash.
Has never been used at all and was recent
ly shipped from Chicago here. APP,
DIR. ]. L. Atkinson. Of Poplar. came
down to Culbertson Monday morning on
No. 4. accompanied by his two daughters,
the Misses Audrey and Iva Atkinson and
Miss Pheba Cosier. The doctor went back
to Poplar on the skiddoo and the three
girls left on No. for Ferry Hall School al