The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-05-31

Bob Morrissy returned from Plentywood
Tuesday.
o. L. Johnson. of Medicine Lake. was
in town Wednesday.
T. B. Tasa and daughter. of Froid were
in town Wednesday.
Harry Walker. of Poplar, was here Sun.
day for the ball games.
NJ. d. Sicily. of Plentywood. is expected
here today or tomorrow.
N. 0. Odegard. of Poplar. was in town
Sunday and took in the ball games.
John Manning is laid up a, his farm on
the reservation with a severe attack Of
pleurisy.
Deputy ]. H. Sandvig. of Plentywood.
was attending to business in Culbertson
Tuesday.
A nursery man has been selling and
planting trees in Culbertson dnring the
past week.
w. H. Mann. County Surveyor. was
here from Glasgow Sunday to witness the
ball games.
Herman Dethman and his father, H. H.
Dethman. both of McCabe. we're in town
Wednesday.
E. w. Lundquist, o. Dollard and M.
b. Doliard. all of Poplar. were in Culbert-
son Sunday to witness the ball games.
w. b. Shoemaker, our genial county
clerk and recorder. was here Sunday as
one of the Glasgow rooters at the ball
games.
Miss Martin, a former teachor in Gull
bertson. returned from the west last week
and is now living on her claim on the
South Side.
The Culbertson Cash Store has been
closed for the past two weeks and Mr.. lie
Masurier has gone back to his home in
Minnesota.
Frank Mcmahon left for his home in
Spirit Lake, Ida. yesterday morning Tor a
summer vacation He will stop of at Kali
| ispell for short visit.
Billy Smith, Culbertson's base ball pitch
err. has accepted job in Poplar and will
leave for that place tomorrow and hereafter
will be member of the Poplar club.
Another million dollar rain fell IN this
vicinity Monday. The crops are looking
fine and the farmer wears cheerful smile.
Considerable fax is yet to be seeded.
Mrs. Mark Thomas arrived home the
latter part of last week. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas and Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Stephens
went up to Outlook by automobile on Sun
day.
| Walter Rasmussen. OF Dane Valley
came to town last Sunday suffering from
blood poison in his thumb from an old sore
that had become infected. He received
treatment here and is doing finely
Kentucky Left Draft Drills at Tanner &
Bests. 45tf
Mrs. Alma C. Reed. who has been i'll for
several weeks, is gradually improving
though she had bad day on Wednesday.
The dropsical condition has succumbed to
treatment and has disappeared.
The Embroidery Club met with Mrs. T.
w. Collinson last Friday afternoon and
had the usual jolly time. including a de-
lightful lunch. The club will meet next
Friday. June ? with Mrs. T. Courchene.
Lame back is usually caused by rheuma.
tism of the muscles Of the back. for which
you will find nothing better than Chamber
lain's Liniment. For sale by all dealers.
The ST. Paul to Seattle Booster Special
will pass through Culbertson Sunday after
noon and will probably make very brief
stop.
Last Saturday Rev. Paul Iverson bap-
tized twenty persons. and tomorrow tSat-
urday) the Seventh Day Adventist Church
of Culbertson will be organized with about
thirty members.
| w. T. Fenton, who sustained a COM
pound fracture of his leg about seven
weeks ago. returned Monday from the
hospital at Williston. He will have to use
crutches several weeks but is doing nicely.
Miss Minnie Iverson. daughter of Rev.
| and Mrs. Paul Iverson. arrived in Culbert-
son from Walla Walla. WASH, where she
has been attending college.
There will be wrestling match in the
Gold Dollar Saloon room tomorrow night
between Kid Curtis. weller weight cham
pion of Minnesota and Albert Willoughby
of Culbertson. Curtis agrees to throw
Willoughby three times in thirty minutes.
w. F. Rhea Of Bainville returned today
from Butte. where he was delegate to the
Democratic State Convention. Clark dali
egates were sent to Baltimore.
X. o. Slette stopped of in Boulder for a
couple of days visit with Mrs. Slette after
attending the Democratic State Convention