The searchlight., 1912-11-22
4 CONTINUED STORY

John Brown of Froid. visited Culbertsou
Wednesday morning.
John Brenna of Froid. spent several DAYS
in Culbertson this week
Don't forget the Thanksgiving Dance in
the Opera Hall next Thursday night.
A. Donaldson. Paul Babccck and lack
Higgins autoed to Froid Tuesday to serve
some papers in attachment suit.
Rev. o. J. Hagen goes to Williams
County. N. d.. Saturday and will hold
services Sunday at Marmon and East Fork.
II. ID. oelkers of Dane Valley. was in
town Tuesday. He and others are bitterly
bewailing the fact that wheat and flax have
greatly dropped IN price since the election.
John Lundquisr is advertising everything
he owns in Bainville for sale at auction
next Monday and Tuesday. When il is
realized that John owns pretty near the
whole town it can readily be seen that the
sale will be big one.
S. ]. Lewis an old man who has b.en
working for Butterheld & Engebright for
the past two months, had the misfortune
to lose roll of bills amounting to $Iao
last Monday. He offers liberal reward
for the return Of the money.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. 7. Hull of McCabe.
left from here yesterday to visit brother
at Minot. Mrs. Hull will stay until after
the holidays. but ]. T. expects to return in
about ten days. lie is thinking seriously
of going into the mercantile business again.
Manager Will Stahl of the Tanner Opera
Hail has made arrangements with the
Davidson Moving Picture Company for a
show here every week. The first Of the
series will be given tonight at which time
towns in the Davidson circuit are Fairview
Sidney. Mondak. BainvIlle. Culbertson and
Poplar.
The Bruegger Mine is now operated by
Folkestad. Coal s.. 90 per ton at the mine.
29tf
Miss Bernica Jillette. daughter Of Mrs
G. II. Cosper. and Dan Master of Medicine
Lake, were married in Glasgow last Mon
day. Mr.. Masters has been working on
the Cosper farm during the season. The
newly married couple will make their home
: at Medicine Lake. They have the good
wishes oil many friends IN Culbertson in
Guiding the Searchlight.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterheld & Englebright 4tf
VIM. Forsyth who was taken to the
Deacouness Hospital about two months
ago in partially paralyzed condition. died
there about ten days ago. He is a brother
of Alex Forsyth who lives east Of town.
, Deceased was born in Scotland and came
here about nine years ago. He had a
claim on the Big Muddy southwest Of
Froid. He was a single man. but mad
many friends who with his relatives mourn
his loss
Timothy Seed for Sale by l. G. Nugent
He has 100 bushels Of the best and cleanest
seed to be found in Valley County. Any
one desiring this seed are invited to call at
once at IS cents pound. 26pS
Reports from Needles. Calf. are to the
effect that Dave Edmonds. brother of Dr.
II. ID. Edmonds Of Culbertson. has fully
recovered from his illness and that he ha.
left the hospital and secured a position as
timekeeper with a construction outfit. His
brother Richard who has been with him
for the past year. has a job in a supply
store Of a railway company in the same
vicinity.
Folkestad delivers coal at s. 90 per ton.
anywhere in town. 2olf
Mrs. G. II. Coulter gave children's
party Wednesday afternoon in honor OF
her daughter Dorothy May. to celebrate
ner second birthday anniversary. About
IS ladies' were present and I9 children. not
including The six little tots Of the hostess
which swelled the total of children to as
The guests brought photos Of their children
and the ladies guessed as to the identity OF
the photos. Mrs. +. Courchene took the
prize. guessing every one correctly. and
was presented with a beautiful bread and
milk set for children. The party was a
great success.
|. c. Petrick and his son and daughter
Oscar and Bessie. had narrow escape
from death Tuesday. They we're coming
to town with large load of fax. drawn by
four horses. from the Petrick farm on the
South Side. When on the down grade
near the ferry the horses ran away and
Mr.. Petrick was thrown of in front Of the
wagon behind the horses. He swung him
self clear in time and escaped with a few
bruises. Miss Bessie Was thrown of to
one side and her head was bruised and a
wagon ~he' passed over the toes of one
foot. pinching them pretty badly. Oscar
was not hurt at all. The. horses ran into
| a hank nm a rarvs and n,l.d nm Tins br,n0