The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-06-21
Diamond Flour at Tanner & Best.

~. l. rowier, OF the Soutn Siue, was
here "Wednesday.
Mrs. r. o. Lunke and son Dick were up
from Lakeside yesterday visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forncrook ST.. are guests
of their daughter. Mrs. ]. E. Bewick. this
week.
James Helmer. of Poplar. was in town
Yesterday shaking hands with his many
friends.
New potatoes are expected to be on the
market in Culbertson this week. The price
will be about seven cents pound.
1t is reported that Lucky Bob St.
Henry. the aviator. has been secured by
the Medicine Lake people for the Fourth.
Miss Isabel Major arrived Wednesday
from Lacrosse. Wis. for an extended visit
with her brother. A. A Major. and family.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid met with
Mrs L. f. Schow on Thursday afternoon.
and enjoyed her hospitality to the utmost.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid met with Mrs
Oscar Hage Wednesday afternoon. All
had pleasant time and enjoyed fine
lunch.
Grandpa Eli Maiiby died of old age at
his home in Portland. Oregon. on June -.
at the ripe old age Of So years He was
the father of NJ. S. Maltby Of Culbertson.
One of the horses. belonging to Mr..
Tracy. the shoemaker. was impounded this
week which resulted in a lively squabble
between the city marshall and Mr.. Tracy.
FOR RENT-Furnished four room cot
tage belonging to the estate of Grandma
Reed. For particulars inquire at the Search
light Office or of J. f. Peterson. admins
traitor. off
| A social dance was given last night in
the new barn on the LeClaire ranch north
OF town. About $50 people were there,
several going out from Culbertson. All
had jolly time.
r. E. johnson. the abstract man, of
Glasgow. was in town Monday and made
the Searchlight a call. He reports that
crops are looking splendid IN the western
part of the county.
The valleys and low places around Gull
bertson we're visited by sharp frost Sat-
urday night. Cabbage and tomato plants
and other garden truck suffered, but no
damage was done to field crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brown and four chill
dren came down from Froid onday in
Mr.. Browns auto. They met VIM. len
sen. an old friend from Sioux City, Iowa,
at the train. who will be their guest for a
week or more.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterheld & Englebright. aft
The second base ball game on July 4th
in Culbertson will be between the Girard
and Cherre Creek teams instead Of Sioux
Pass and Charley Creek as announced in
last weeks Searchlight. and in the small
bills and programs.
List your farm for sale with the Valley
Land Co. Off
Miss Inez Palmer and her brother Lee
Palmer we're over from the South Side
Yesterday to get a load Of barbed wire.
She reported that her father S. b. Palmer
had had bad luck this spring in attempt to
raise hogs Ninety young pigs have died
one after another since early spring.
Call on the Valley Land Co. for farm
loans. Off
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Pofi Of South Side
were in town Monday to consult DIR. Collin
son. Mrs. Poff is the teacher at the Nile
school and about a month ago was thrown
from frightened horse receiving a severe
shock. rendering her unconscious for time
She partially recovered and resumed her
teaching. but recently has suffered from
severe headaches. DR.. Collinson advised
her to remain as quietly as possible for q
few weeks and the pain in her head would
gradually wear away.
On June a7th Sidney. Montana is coins
to try and celebrate the coming of the N p
X. X. into the Lower Yellowstone Vale,
opening up Of the richest agricultural sec
ton of the state. Anyone who has never
visited this valley has no idea of the beaut,
and richness of this district. and the oppor
tunity is being made at this time to intro
J duce to as many people as possible wha
the Valley has to offer. Arrangement.
have been made with the N. p. r. r. fol-
an excursion fare from anv point on its line.
J to Sidney. and no donbt great manv viii
take advantage of this opportunity.
FOR SALE-An ice chest. nearly new
also brass trimmed iron bedstead. as COCO
as new. Inquire of Mrs. NJ. ]. Dunn. Cul
/, bertson. Ct.
} Rev II. p X. Hansen. wife and baby
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Nielsen and daughter
I, Nina. Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Jensen and Mis-
Margaret Larsen. Mr.. and Mrs. Han