The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-04-05

Fred Ibsen of Plentywood. vas here
Tuesday.
Arthur Zick of McCabe, was in towr
Wednesday.
w. E. Chamberlain of Willision. was in
town Tuesday.
The Methodist Ladies Aid met at the
parsonage yesterday.
M. d. Shelly was down from Plenty.
wood last Saturday.
/ Ed. w. Groves of Minot. was gilbert
son visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Greenup of Wills,on. was
in Culbertson Wednesday.
X o. Lunke went to Glasgow yesterday
to attend to some legal business.
Jim Helmer of Poplar was shaking
hands with Culberstson friends here las,
Saturday.
X A. Stendol. A. NJ. Stendol and Geo.
Hanson we're here from Brainerd. MINI.
on Wednesday.
Teachers and pupils are making the
most of their weeks vacation by getting
out in the air these fine days.
Mrs. Alma c. Reed of the Cash Grocery
has been i'll with kidney trouble for the
past two weeks. blu, is getting better now :.
Note that S. S. Moen sells Heath &
Milligan Paints. He has a large ad in
this weeks paper telling about the virtues
of these paints.
For rheumatism you will find nothing
better than Chamberlain's Liniment. Try
it and see how quickly it gives relief. For
sale by all dealers.
Truman Sommers, an expert automobile
repsirer and machinist. arrived here from
lola. Wis, last Friday and has accepted a
position with Donaldson Bros. He ex-
poets his family here from Wisconsin IN
the near future.
I'm Fox. county assessor was in town
last Friday and Saturday. He met c. w.
Dhaht aSPutf dSocsooi III pau Va the
county, and gave him instructions as to his
work. Mr.. Drake has been busy all the
week assessing Culbertson property owners.
The subject of the Easter sermon at the
Presbyterian church Sunday morning Is
Resurrection Encouragement" and in
the evening Rev. Chase will preach on
ssSana tod and x.ill
be made welcome to both services.
The Embroidery Club met Friday.
March 2eth. with Mrs. William Mcbride.
Nearly all of the members we're present
and the afternoon was spent in the usual
pleasant way. and all of the ladies enjoyed
the delightful lunch at five o'clock. The
next meeting of the CLUB will be with Mrs.
F. 5. Reed, Friday, April I2th.
On Sunday evening of last week. Mrs.
]. Z. Bewick entertained at dinner.
Covers were placed for sixteen. those pre-
sent being Mr. and Mrs. f. G. Arnett. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs. !. l..
Brooks. Mr.. and MrssC. Johnston. Misses
Dunn. Kavanaugh and Frenzel and Messrs
Carr and Babcock.
VIM. Duffy had a surprise party on
Thursday evening OF las, week at the home
of bis parents Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Duffy.
The occasion vas the thirteenth annivers-
airy of his birthday. The evening was
spent in playing games. music and partak
ing OF sumptuous lunch.
On Monday evening. April s. will occur
the supper given by the Presbyte ladies
at the church. The following refreshments
will be served from $50 on; Boiled and
deviled eggs. cold meat, salad. pickles.
rolls. jelly. cake. and coffee. and the price
is only IS cents. You cant afford to miss
it,
ID. NJ. Mocthart received a sprayer from
the Experiment Station at Bozeman last
Friday which was awarded him as prem
ium for the best sample of fax brought to
the Farmers Institute Meeting at Dane
Valley last fall. 1t Is worth about SIS and
may be worth many times more than that
in increased crops.
Methodist Church services will be held
in Tanners Hall Sunday morning and even
ing. special program is being prepared
for the day. and choir will be in evidence
with some special music. and solos and
duets will be sung. Rev. Cookingham will
preach at IL a. m. on the theme. The
Empty Tomb" and in evening his subject
will be Proof of the Resurrection" No
subject has stirrrd the Christian Church
more than this. or called forth more noble
defenders Of the faith. Everyone ought to
be interested. All are invited.