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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
Gin @emItsmeni6.

Wlan iagt benz glmeritaner oft eli
nen uueeipDbnli6en S6orfbIid fir
bic pruttiide gtusnubuns aIler MSss
li9teiten na6, Elm tii1tigsr ameris
tanif9er 9efddftsmann tpirb felbIt
in 6ebIi9lGssn nod bic &eime neuer
@rfoIge entoeden. glber ben 9ipfel
bisier Qbiidt. Gle 2aunen bes S9ids
falls, beitere unb trauriee, in ben
DisnIt prottiIdtr RiibIidteit su tels
len. ertIimmt bod sine glnSsiss, bic
in elmer sroben eneIii9en 3eitung In
Relp gort psr0ffeutIi9 ipurbe. Die
2lnSeise biefes ~nii9ternen" @ef6Gfts.
monnes lautet: nWeinen Sreunbsn
unO 9etannten teiIe i9 bisrmit
I9merapoll nit, bab Der Snb mir
meine geIiebte Srau in bem 9lngsn.
Bid entrib, ba iie mir Elm Sinb
I9entte. fir Oas id cine CUTE Imme
Iude, Biz i'd cine neue iunse, 1iibI6e
2sbenssefdbrtin sefunbsn babe, bic
10000 Dollars beIibt unb bereit III,
mid in Der 6iibruug meines WeiBs
parenseThGftes gu unterltiibsn, bos
i9 burd einen QlustsrtouI gu ieoem
annsbmbaren preiIe Iiquibieren pers
be, sbe ib es in mein nsues @es
I9dftsIotal No. Der t. glpenue
Derlese. ipo ih nod cine Reibe prd9s
tiger 3immsr, bon 500 Dollars an,
preispert psrmieten tonn." Dieter
SsmiitsmenI9 tiinbist bier in elmer
sinSisen gnSeise unb in sinem eins
3issn Safe nidt ipenissr aIs Se6n
osrIdiebsne Dinss on: y ben Soo
Isiner 6rou, p bic @eburt zines
8inbes, 81 elm ImmsnseIu9. ~ bic
2tbiidt elmer Mieoerperbeirotuna, 81
litter unb Wlitsift Der eruiini6ten
2sbenseefG1rtin. @ cine gtttlome fir
iein GsI4dft. 2 einsn ausbsrfouF 81
zine 9eIddftsDerIesuns, 81 einen
Reubau uno 10y @eGmietuneseeIu9.
9as eiirfts lpobI siniilpsiIen ieI6it bier
in amerita Der Retorb bIsiben!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
SopptItc AnsH6I.

Die Ser5osin BON MurIborougb
brang in i6rtn @emobI, Mebi5in gu
nebmen.
Der @eneral, Dem es duf Dem
@6la9tfsIo ipeniger an Wiut gebrad.
aIs in ben &leinigteiten oes tGsliden
2ebsns, iduitt elm 9sii4t.
Die Ser5psin mar eine entI4lois
isne Dame, Die Iei9t in SiBe 9ss
riet.
Sd min mid bGnssr iufen", rief
lie, ,ipsnn Dir Die Nsbisin ni9t gut-
tut"
Der glrst, 9Ottsr gurtb, itanb oas
BEL unb bernabm Die Borte.
.Rblorb", fuste er nun, snehm:n
sic Sen Sront elm. @r 1T atpor
bitter, aber. Sie t0nnen babel
nur s,tpinnsn. seb' es. ipie ss
maal-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
Die Pflsserin unS bic &ranfe.

Setr bilfrei9 fir bic pflsserin III
elm tleines Mertbuf, in bas man To-
fort Die 8erorbnun9en oes Irates
notisrt, 70 bab man oiefe ipGter ims
mer por 9lusen bat. 9lud bas Be-
finben bes &rdntsn trdst man tura
elm, um bsim 8eiud bes arStes ni9ts
gu perseHen.
Cine pflsserin tleioe iid ni4t gu
buntsI. trase psnisitens cine belle,
iaubere Sdiirss. iiber ipelde man
cine tIeine lleberf9iirSe gum S9uB
binosn tann, Inn l.bt.re ub5utun. fos
balb man an bas &rantenbett tritt.
Man ge6e ru6ig uno rebe erft nit
bem &ranfen, ipenn er uns iiebt, oas
nit er ni9t srf6ridt.
On @ei9irr foIl man nttt fpursn,
Speiie uno Srant MIR in gang fdu'
berem @.I9irr brinsen, Dasfelbe
tunn BEL nibt fsttisem Snbult fOfort
luieber tdlt abgefpiilt unb gebraudss
fertia on feinen pIaB seit.Glt lpsrben.
Man biete Dem &ranfen nur tleine
gortionm on, febr .mpfinbIi9sn
3rantsn b.nimmt fdon Elm rsihse>
FILTER Seller Den 9ppstit. Wiinfdt
Der &ranfe bds 9etrGnt 5iemlid
bsib oosr MIR Iauparm, % ri9te man
fid mad Teinen Wiirfden. oamit er
Hidt ftets gu tabeIn babe.
St.llen ii9 8efdperbsn beim
S9Iuden fliiFiser Nabrung Elm. 70
sibt man ibm gum Giniaug.n sinen
suppr our9 Girsiebsn BON tparmem
WaHer sereinisten Strobbalm ins
Srtntglds. 9em &ranfen Sur 9dnb
ftebe cine 8linsel, bdmit er iid bur9
luutes gtufen ni9t anitrenst unb
unseouIOis ipirb.
8ei belegter 3unge ipirtt Elm tpies
berboltes 9lbreiben oerielben nit et>
mem ipeiden 2einenldpp9en, bas in
Sul5pufer sstau4t piro, fsbr las
benb.
S9merSen in ben ssiiben, beIons
bers 8rennen Der Subfoblen, linoert
ods Ginreibsn NIT 8ai.line; bariiber
tann man Elm Iei6tes Wolltua breis
ten. STIR angenebm ipirb es smpz
funben, tpenn man feline SGnbe taIt
pGT9t unb mad Iei9tem @btrodner
auF Die SGnos bes 8ranten ltgt.
@benIo angenebm tpirft es beim Dds
f6en bes &ranten, 5rl:bt Den Waihz
f6pamm iiber beFen SGnbe lei9t
ausSuoriiden unb bisIe nit Dem tiibs
len NaB su iiberriefeln. Wia man
Die 2sibpGIde cines f.br fdpaGen
&runten ipe9feln, 70 bebe mon ibn
suerit un0 siebe bas 9emb i'm Riiden
bod, um es bann iiber ben 3opf gu
sieben, ipobur9 permteben ipiro, odb
er aus ben 2lermeln friehen muB,
mas febr beidpsrlih 1T Bel trafts
lofen &runten.
Wenu Der 8rante mdger lit, 70
reibe man ibm f9on ndd eini9en Sd<
gen bes Seitliessns Die StsIIen. tpel9e
befonbsrs seoriidt perben, nit 3itros
nenIdft Elm, um benz Wuneliegen borz
subeusen. Oo9 aud bandh biIft
bieies Gtnrsibsn seeen ben S4mer5.
8sim @Fen obsr Srinten Iege man
elm Sii6Isin ror, oamit elm Be-
fdmubsn Der Na9tiade, mas leidt
portommt, bermieben tpirb.
Die pflegerin babe eine iunfte
Stimme, eine ipei9e Sdno unb elm
frsunoIi6es @eiidt fir ben &rans
len. 9as iino ulIes tleine Wobltaz
ten, Die oas 2eibensIussr zines
S9pertranten seitlpeiIe erlei9tern
fDnnen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

blaueh Raudp1l:1sn, Die iu in bic
2aft fieb. uno meine 9eoanten tpeils
ten Ct Der mir bsporItebenosn Sasb.
Rad Nblauf penigsr Winutsii iprd9
mid mtin RsiIe9efGbrte an: ~Wtein
Ssrr," iast: er 60sernb. nOeratiben
Sic mir bic srobs 5reibeit, Die i9
mir nsbms, Sbrs 3isarren unO meine
ltnbsfonnenbeit finb bic uriahe.
sd bin tein Rau9er, aber Der Batter
meiner 3utiinFtisen, bei bem id Sipei
Sage subringen min, 1T puTionierter
Rauder, bod babe i6 leiber pergeiz
fen. ibm einise Defenders CUTE 3igars
rem gu taufsn." Sd unttportste ibm:
sd osnte, ipenn sic in ROuen auss
iteigen, perben sic Sigarren betoms
men,"
.Qt9, mein Serr, i6 fabre nur Biz
M1ntes. @enn id es pusen oiirfte,
Sic Sl bitten -"
llnb bann pie iemonb, Der einen
pG6bIiden Gnti4luB faBt: =
.Dirben sic mir Die grobe 9es
fGIigteit ,rpeiTen unb mir brei Sbrsr
e6ten Sapanas berfaufen2 Mein 5uz
tiinftieer S6pieoerpater ipGre ents
5iidt iber meine aufmertfdmteit. @r
fdGbt 70 ettpas auberproentlid. Sd
min mid nGmlib berlpbsn, dber ih
bin Der @inipilIisung msines
Sdpiegerpdters nod nidt gang iiher
= unb in fol9en 9insen fpridt mit@
unter cine Slsinistsit nit. sic bds
ben es nit teinem llnoantbdren 81
tun, slaubsn sic es mir, Serr Sprs
get, uu9 nidt nit Dem erit.n Be
fen -
Seine Sa9e mar i'm poraus ees
tponnen. Sd CAB ibm Id6elno feds
SaDanas itatt Der brei, um bic er
mid gebeten bate, uno Bat i'm, iie
dls @efdent on5unebmen. 9lls er
mid in Mantes psrlieb, tpuren mir
ausgeSei4nete Sreunbe. obne buB i'd
feinen Namsn, nod isinrn Stanb er=
fabrsn bate. 0rei Monute Tpdter
febte mir mein Siener auf meinsn
Sdrsibtif9 feds &iitden 3isdrren
nit einem 8esIeitbrief. Der 5tpei 3eis
len entbielt:
n@on einem Manne, ber Sbnen fein
Slid perbantt!"
Sd peritanO, bab mein llnbetanns
ter gebeiratet bate.
Sd ftellte mir feline Jrau febr
biibI6 bor, nit elmer anIsbnli9en
Miteift, uno i1 freute mid, bdB i9
Dem iungen Mdnne bamuls seIdlIig
seipeIen mar. Sin Sdbr fpGter be-
fam i9 bteIelbe Sensung, genau Elm
Sabr, na6oem i6 oamals Sur Sasb
eefabrsn mar. 9issmal lag cine
8iiitentarte bel: Elm 8orname. Elm
mir sGnaIi6 unbetarnter Samiliens
name, tein Stano, feline Qbrefe. -.
uno bon ba ab, iebes Sabr aur
glei9en 3eit, betomme i9 bas sleide
@ei9ent. feds 8iiten 9apunaz3ieurs
rem, famofe Supporter, unb bel Der
lebten Senbung itano unter benz Nus
men bes IbienOsrs Die itol5s 8e5eids
nuns: 0irettor Der glttisnseIellz
fduft -.
Sanit srtlGrts ii9 mir allies: er
mar arm getpsien, boiler SntelligenS,
geliebt, absr er bate biele Rebenbubs
Ter. Die 9isarrtn, bic er bcmuls
feinem Sdpiessrpater mitsebrudt
butte, iino inn gu Silfe getommen."
Limb sic baben i'm ME ipieoeree>
ieben9 Sat er Sis ni9t beIu9t2"
vRein. Wosu aub9" eripibsrte
Sorget. rWtr piirOsn bielIsiht gar
nidt gu einanber pafen. Seine porz
nebme iti(le 3uriidba!tung ieoO9 bat
ettpas 9tiibrenOes an ii9. Sinben
sic ni9t aud?"
Sang sntfdieoen. @ie fdabe
aber, baB nur Sud - Si6tern fold
i ehfp GepIsu Il, hie 1Irue Inufsr,t1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
@efonbers aiinftia. =

8eFonbtrs giinitig. =
.90nnen Sic mir niht bunbert SoIs
lars bergen unter Defenders siinitis
gen 9eOinsungen9"
Limb bic ipGreng"
Dob Sic lie fpisbertriegen."
Grmuntert. Ridter: ygBie
nIt. 3susin9'
3euein G9psist perlesen.)
Ri6ter: .@snisren sic itb nur
ni1t; itb babe uu9 cine So4ter. bic
I9on brsibis Sabre alt i!!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
%anf.
Son Sebha ,. z d mih.

RVUE" o = W Nv '"'
AIug barbe!t Der. iper .libt iudenS
ip6bt,
I'm Cant su ernteu, mo Sant er aes
idt;
aoinmt fir i'm ald MIR cine cin3ige
Shinbe.
ySo mau ibm oantt 10 redlt aus Sers
5cnsgrunoe
60 lolIte barit fir iein ganaes 9eben
Or lid be9niiecn-iidl aufrieben geber.
Sod tdlrl fold cin Sout ieuen Gbrs
gei5 nidt itiuen
GO tat er audi nidlts Inn ocs H0diten
ipiIIen;
Gam mub er iidI iragIos unb pbne
Sd)rnnicu
Sir bas, pas CT tat, bel iid ieIber
bebnnfcn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

SnItruttion. n@snn ies
manO beim RsOoIrerpsrtauf 10 auss
Iisbt tpie Der. bonn -" = Damn
gibt man plabpatronen." n&Onnsn
sic nsbenbei aud MAIDEN; ppr alien
9ingsn idIossn sic aber 80 prO5ent
auf."
= Gu9 elm 8erglei9.
8rGutisam mad benz GbeIdlieBungsz
aft auf benz Stancesumt gu 'einer
9raut): rSapperment, sing bas
i6nea, fdit mics 3abnuus5ieben!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
EataIe @uffaffuna.

Satale 4uffoffung. =
u. (S9auipieIsr): ~9lIs seitsrn na9
meinem groBsn WonOIog Der 8ors
bang fieI, riibrte iidb feline Sano!"
g.: .Su. mill man Sic benn ionit
INNER gIeit biuousperfen2"
= 3erfreut. 8Gufer Old
topD: rSa, ouf meinen 8opf pobt
teiner Sbrer Siits bier; mein 8opf lit
gu groB."
8ertGufer: .Sm, ma bonn nebmen
Sic bod 5tp.i, msin Serr!
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

Don Der Rsitbabn. -
2eutnant (Su sinsm @injdbrigen, Der
iebesmal, fObaIO er eliidli9 auf ben
Saul setommen, auf Der anoeren
Seite pieber beruntersleiteD: ~Sie
Tdeinen ia bos pferb nur als llsb.rs
gangsftobium 5u betra9ten!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
Splitter.

Sine Sommluns tunn ME nda
SauisnO,n Sdblsn. penn ni4t -
RulIen baruntsr iino.
Wer immsr f,Iien @runb unter ben
Siiben babsn min. lernt ME i9pims
men.
Der cine lest oas Bud bsiieit.,
6as sr niht peritebt. Der anoere lisit
IS - fdimpfsnb gu Gnoe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
Die idUnite 8eiie.

3ein 2a9en fltngt 10 ber5igs6elI
Wie bas bon 9einem &inoe:
Dir iIt's Der rsiniten Sreubsn Nuell;
Den 9rom bsri6eu9fs sei9pinbs.
BoIb tIinst es iibermiitig laut,
BaGb innig. ianft unO Ieiie.
Si9 biintt's Muiit: Dir tOnt 10
traut
glidt Define 2isblinsspeif..
8epubt 9ir tuirb, ipie bisl an Slid
9u fiibrt i'm 2ebensna6en:
Das aolbne Ginf Dir ruff Suriid
9es &inOes fr0bliben 2udsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

- Gin Srem b tp Drterz
Seinb. r9eitern babe i6 nit Der
tleinen 9oIbi9mibt famos geflirtet."
- rMenI9, seiuObne bir bod blob
bieis efpissn SrembpOrtsr ab! Sd
Ia9t man bod auf gut bsutfq: ~pouls
iiert"!"
- 8stra9tuns. 9lubtopf
(por Dem SpieseD: ~Merfpiiroig:
ie lpeniger Saare man bat, beito mebr
3eit bruu9t man. um ie gu tdmz
men,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
30 peIfiuniu.

= 0oppeGftnnis. 9uds
batter (uIs leidtIinni9 unb peri9pens
beriId betannD: nSerr Gbef, biirfte
i9 pislIei9t INN Den patunten &afiies
rerppfen bitten9"
Gbef: .glsir, Serr Samibt. fir bies
fen poiten tann i9 muir einen Wen=
f9en sebrdu9sn, be- tpenieer pflii9s
tig" it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08
@tcinnIbGhnIihes.

: Btctno a b a bnI t9es. :
PoiIasier: Der 3ug BON 0a9sbah
trifft aber gar ni9t fabrpIanmGbis
ein."
perronbiensr: rSa. ipos moinet Se
mer iperbe ipega Sbne no q Sobrpldn>
Ie brude laFe. Wenn Sbr aufs 3iisIe
net parte ipeIlet, no sensat Sbr baIt
boim!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

SroF. Dame (su ein,m Res
battsur): ~a4, Ssrr 9i9tis, osntsn
Sie ii8, unisr jiin9itsr Spbu bi9tst!'
Rsoattsur: nSrDiten Sic iid, enG.
biee Srou. es bat eben jsber Msni3
feline Su9enoisbIer!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

&rarler: Sag nal, mein
SDbnden, fOnnsn mir BEL sud Nuats
quarter baben9"
- nOdner ia; aber aIl Spoa net
- 90 ono're Sou is no net bin."
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

er: .0as @.fddft sebt isbr flau;
carum mDdte id Did orin9eno btt'
ten, 0.inen tOitipislissn Sommers
aufentbult abautiir5sn.
sic: .Wos Tam i9 bafiir, Sab
Ger arst mir &Iimups6isI peroron.t
bai!" @r: .alimalpe9iel! - 0u bait
6as alimu, uno i6 babe Die We4iel." "
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1912-08-08

Sin S9auIpistsr muB SeIbItmuro
burd GrfbieBen mimen; dbsr : o
Gdredeu! - Der Repolper perfagt =
einmol - Stpeimal.
0u f6reit elm Dibbolo BON Der
9uIsrie berob: rSeben sic man rubig
Sbren Seiif uIi! Dst miro n tnulIs
Iofer Fno!"
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Labor Day
Composition by Iva Moen.

Labor Day is day set aside by the state
as holiday for the laboring people. Il,
occurs on the first Monday in September
and was first observed in 1887. As it is
not national holiday the pos,ofiices do
not close. In the District of Columbia it
was no, holiday until 1894. but now is a
holiday in all the states and also in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia.
Labor Day IN the cities is a day Of great
celebration. There are large parades in
the day time. In the evening they have
grand fireworks. 1t is one of the days set
aside by the state as holiday for the la
boring people and they are very glad to
have one day Of rest for themselves. Some
men take their families out in the country
or to the park and they have picnics which
they enjoy very much.
In Culbertson the schools and banks are
closed. The stores and postoffice are no,
closed, and seems much the same as any
other day.
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E. D. Button, Republican
Candidate for Clerk and
Recorder of Valley Co.

l was born and educated in the state OF
Wisconsin. spent several years as teacher
in the public schools Of Minnesota and
North Dakota. From this profession en-
tered business for myself in North Dakota.
Since coming to Montana. over five years
ago, | have resided about three miles north
east of Glasgow. where am known as one
OF the North Bench dry land farmers.
Ipromise. if the people should so will it
and elect me to the office of Clerk and Re-
corder. to give in return clean and econ
omical administration of the affairs of this
important office. am making, so far as
possible. thorough campaign of the coun.
ty in an effort to meet as many of the vot-
ers as possible have large number of
old time acquaintance from North Dakota
in Eastern Valley County.
+. ID. BUTTON,
25t3 Glasgow. Mont
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Honor Roll

The following persons have been
placed on the Searchlight Honor
Roll of paid-in-adyance subscribers
during the last couple of weeks:
Frank Cusker. Adam Spellit,ch. C. C.
Armstrong. George Hettinger, Henry Elm,
Bob Hetrick. Anton Cattaneo. Peter Mar
ron G. w. Johnson. w. A. Alexander,
Henry Lowe. Ole Bjornstad. Chas. Haw.
kins, Robert Reed. John r. Scott. w. T.
Rhea, w. N. Jacobs. Mrs. W. S. Evans.
D. M. Moothart. Fred Fredrickson. Gus
Ellinghouse. Simon Madsen. o. r. Aslak'
son. A. c. Peterson. John Salvevold. Chas
Jarvis. Jacob Bauer. F. b. Parsons. John
McDevitt. ]. r. Mann. Chas. Ballack
Andrew Fadness. A. A. Donald, C. G.
Nay. Louis Johnson. Wm Bruguier. Her
man Reimann.
Following are the new subscribers addet
to our list during the same interval: Chas
c. May. DIR. Fanny z. Miner. Martin o
Hagen. f. Caves. Nellie b. Jones. Johl
Mccormick. Nick Hale. G. N. Ator. E. d
Button, II NJ. Paslson. Mrs. John Shields
w. H. Rynell. c. ]. Saunders. Mabe
Armstrong. Silas Erickson.
The searchlight., 1912-10-11

l. r. T. Cookingham. having been nom-
mated on the Progressive ticket for Repre-
sentative. hereby declare and announce
that il elected. will use my utmost endeav.
ors to further and pass legislation. tha,
shall be in favor of all the people. and
shall make it my business to ascertain what
the will of my constituents is in all partic-
ulars. have signed statement No. I and
will vote for the United States Senator re.
ceiving the highest popular vote
74tf r. T. COOKINGHAM
The searchlight., 1912-10-11

Judge Utter has .et the date for the
November term Of court to begin Nov I2ih
and has set cases for trial up to Dec. 10th.
A jury Of so names were drawn With in
structions tc report on Nov. Iath.
The cases Of L. d. S~eetman vs.. G. N. e.
Rv. and Alice NJ Sweetmao vs.. G. N. Ry.
were dismissed and the plaintiffs given 80
DAYS in to reinsta,e their cases upon good
cause being shown.
DR.. NJ. d. Hoyt was appointed admin
issrator Of the estate Of A. !. Mcmillan de-
ceased.
Mrs. Katrina Anderson was adjudgei
insane and was committed to the state
Asylum At Warm Springs.
The case Of the State Bank Of Culbert-
son W. c. w. Sowle was set for trial on
Dec. 4th.
Augusta Bruesser vs.. the town Of Cul-
bertson Dec. sth.
Andrew Schledowitz vs. Wm. H. Watts
Dec. Iath.
Imperial Elevator Co. VS.. Alice Smith
Nov. 18th.
State vs.. Robert Hettrick Vas sst for
Nov. 18th.
lack and carrie McDonald W. Jno.
Schonbesg ct al Nov. asth.
WIN. X. Ike vs.. John Brown ct al Nov.
aoth.
]. L. Gardner W. George Hettinges es
NJ Dec q.
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Marriage Licences

Oct. 2. Francis Elliott and Lizzie
Cruikshank. Of Malta.
Oct. s. Herbert A. Carr and Lydia
Woods. of Glasgow.
Oct. S. Thomas II Markle and Florence
Z. Woods. of Glasgow.
Oct 7 Erastus Rounds. of Fowler,
Ohio. and Mrs. Araminta E. Wilkinson. of
Poplar. Montana.
Otto Iarstad. of Medicine Lake. and Ida
Smestad, OF Homestead.
The searchlight., 1912-10-11
"MR. Bob
The Home Talent Comedy Under
the Auspices Of the Duzahan
Club A Great Success

Culbertson was given great treat in
the Opera Hall on Monday evening Of
this week when "Mr. Bob. a rollicking
comedy. was rendered BY some Of our
literary ladies and gentlemen under the
auspices of the Duzahan Club.
Mrs. ]. E. Bewick. who took the part Of
Aunt Becky. who loved cats. portrayed the
part in very realistic manner.
Mrs. NJ. ]. Dunn was the leading lady
As Kitty Rogers. a niece of Aunt Becky.
She has fine stage presence. q merry
laugh and a clear voice.
Mrs. Alva James. alias "Mr. Bob" was
q merry little lady and was the last one
suspected of being "Mr. Bob" Bob being
a pet name bestowed upon her by her
friend Kitty.
Patty the maid and Jenkins the butler
were portrayed by Mrs. T. w. Collinson
and Alva James. and both parts were acted
out in life like. but exceedingly comical
manner. Their love scenes were extremely
laughable.
Huston Smith. who took the part of
Philip Rovson. the leading man. showed
considerable dramatic ability He finally
persuaded his Aunt Becky to give up her
cats by sacrificing himself in the boat race.
which was won by Mr. Bob. with whom
he promptly falls in love.
c. F. Kinney. clerk of a leading law
firm. whose identity got mixed until he
hardly knew who he was himself. was the
exact reproduction Of nervous gentleman
who finds himself in a peculiar position.
However he came down. and brought
the house down.
Each one of the participants in the
comedy took their parts 50 we'll that j,
would be impossible to single any Of them
out for special honors. The big hall wa.
crowded and the receipts were over q
hundred dollars. The reserved seat ticket:
were practically all sold out in about two
hours after being put on sale.
Between the acts a speciality entitle,
"Grandmothers Rose Jar" was given with
spot light The roses were the Misse
Ida Slette. Sylvia Olson. Cecil Moen
Maude Nugent. Mabel Evans and Ann,
Hagen June-Miss Jessie Patch: pianis
Mrs. Huxsol. Mrs. T. w. Collinson in
terpreted the scene from the wings. Tn
young girls certainly made beautiful an,
dainty roses. The scene finally woun
up by the girls showering Mrs. Ed Juelson
who took the part of Grandmother. wit
roses which they carried in their hand.
While we have no definite informatio
we suspect that great deal of the succe.
OF the play may be attributed to Mrs. I
w. Collinson as stage manager and diret
. tor
The searchlight., 1912-10-11
The Editor OF the Searchlighl

The Editor OF the Searchlight
has been trying to tell the readers
Of this paper for several weeks how
a man can be Progressive Re-
publican without being bull
moose. The explanation given by
Senator w. F. Meyers and Harry
L. Wilson at the Republican rally
last Friday night, made the matter
clear and distinct. We venture to
say that SO out OF every hundred Of
the Republicans OF Eastern Valley
County are progressives whether
they have joined the Bull Moose
party or not. We have no quarrel
with the bull moosers. The rank
and file OF the party are just as
sincere in their belief that the best
way to secure needed reforms is
through brand new party as is
OUT belief that they should be Sc
cured through the party that in
augurated them and has already
secured many Of them. We all.
or practically all Of US, want the
same thing and that is a square
deal and a chance for the people
to rule. The old convention sys-
TEN of naming candidates is q
thing OF the past IN many states.
The direct primary law has done
away with conventions. The
people choose their candidates by
ballot. A direct primary law is to
be voted on in Montana on Nov.
sth. Laws limiting the expenses
of candidates and for the publica.
ton Of donations, Presidential Pre-.
ference, primary laws and laws 70,
the selection of United States Sen,
ators by popular ballot, have beer
passed in many states and are t.
be voted on in Montana this fall
These bills were inaug ursted, pro
NOTED and brought before th'
people to vote upon by the Pro
gressive Republicans. The bul
moosers as a party have don
nothing. What the members O
that party have done they did a
Republicans, and we believe tina
these very reforms winch we al
want can be brought about quicke
by staying in the Republican
ranks.
The searchlight., 1912-10-11

Arthur Chaadler entered school last
Mooday. Arthur registers in the senior
class and this gives US a senior class Of
four.
Editsr Hooking gives rs Republican
foe the scnool every week and from Editor
Reed ws get two aud sometimes three
Montana Dailiss. The students take .
great deal Of Interest in these papers.
Many news items are Of importance.
as, politics. Industrial development. yields
Of grain and work done at the higher
educational institutions. The cartosus
offer Q lesson Of interest. In certain way
this grstesque way Of illustrating men. and
work Of the day makes light Of the interests
Of society: but ~ long as ii is done one
may As well make the most Of it.
The following pupils in the Third Pri.
mary room were neither tardy nsr absent
during the first month Of school: Mary
Bold. Alma Christensen. Walter Christen.
sen. Abner Hage. Lillian Jaumotte. Harry
Mitchell. Louis Duffy. Roy Christensen.
Sylvan Moeu. Constance Peterson. Arthur
Bold. There were only two cases Of
tardiness the past month in the Third
Primary room.
Bertha Patch who has been in the
country several days. has returned to
school.
In the recent examination Caryl Chand.
Ter received 100 per cent in spelling
Olaf Hpgen 100 per cent in Spelling. Geog.
raphy and Grammar. Elmer Olsen. gram.
mar and Geography. Arthur Forsyth in
Grammar
The Eighth Grade has been increased one
by the addition Of Margaret Wharton.
This makes the total to date nine.
Vincent Fergus. who was absent for a
week on a trip to Chicago has returned
The percentage for the past month was
oI.S per cent. The class is working hard
to raise this to es per cent and thus earn
the half hour early dismissal on FRIDAYS
for the month Of November.