The searchlight., 1912-12-27
Local Happenings.


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Coming Messages Boy.
c. B. Gamble Of Froid. formerly imple-
msnt man At Tanner & Bsst's. was in town
Tuesday shopping.
Knuss e. Daily. Of Froid. vas IN ssws
wednesday bayips holiday gods. and
called on the editor.
The Misses Insebos and johanna Fryh-
l,ng arrived in Culbsrtson Moaday after .
long visi, to the Fa,herland
N. N. Psssrsoa has accepted . position
- cook in the Hotel vsnDome At Medicine
Lake and isft iss that place Tuesday.
..Al the world loves lover" and there
certainly is an interesting pair Of lovers is
the Messsnesr Boy At the opsra Hall on
New Years Eve, Dec. 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. Duncan Cameron Of Kra-
Der. N. d. are Spending the holidays with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Brown. Mrs. Cameron
and Mrs. Brown are sisters.
Mrs. Marvin Cooper Of Lansrk was in
town Monday. doing some Christmas shop
ping and called At this ONCE to leave .
couple Of plunks for the editor.
Our old friend James Peterson Of Lanark
was in town Monday and called at the
Searchligh, Office to give us Christmas
greetings and renew his subscription.
Stock pastured close 70 town. For terms
call on Bu,,er6eld & Englebrisht. 4f
Charles Peterson Of the South Side was
in town Monday doing some Christmas
shopping. He stepped into the Searchligh'
Office long enough to leave the editor re-
membrance.
Peter Jensen. who has fine farm north
Of Culbertson, was in town Monday and
became subscriber to this great family
Journal. He has purchased the farm form.
erly owned by Victor Anderson, deceased.
for his oldest son.
Lowest prices on Lumber at Tanner a
Best's. %su
Mrs Ezura Harpsr arrived in Culbert-
son Monday from Indianapolis. to visit hel
son. Paul Harper. the popular clerk at the
Valley Drug Store. She IS a teacher IN
indianapolis and is spending her vacation
with her son.
One cord Of dry pine slabs at the Imper'
ial Lumber Yard for $500. This is equs
to three ricks Of wood. 33t4
N. c. lenson. of Pleasant View and his
Oldest son Darrell left last Saturday morn
ing for La Crosse. Wis TO visit their old
home folks. They will be gone about Z
month and will visit relatives and friend,
at various other points in Wisconsin.
Dry pine slabs for sale at the Imperia
Lumber Yard IS. 90 per cord at the yard
or $50 delivered. s3t4
The United States Civil Service Com
mission announces an open competitive ex
animation at Homestead. Montana. or
Saturday. Ian. aSth. 1913. for the position
Of rural carrier at that place. Full inform
alton can be secured from the postmaster
At Homestead.
Any one desiring anything special in the
Jewelry line should consult G. w. Ort
scheid, who will get your selection. Leave
your orders early szh
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. ]. Hooking left Mopda,
for Powers. 5. D.. having received mes
sage that Mrs Hocking's father was deae
at his home IN that place. His name !,
Patrick Maley and be has been i'll for soms
time. Mr.. Hooking is expected home toda,
but Mrs. Hooking will be gone for soms
time.
Tanners Hall one nigh, only A Mes
senser Boy-on New Years Eve, Dec. 81
The Bob and Eva Mckinley Coined,
Company gave good entertainments Al
Tanners Hall Monday and Tuesday nights
The performance Of Little Alsina, "ths
Child wonder" was exceptionally pleasing
with her singing and dancing. On Monda,
night the hall was crowded, but on Christ
mas Eve the Christmas entertainment q
the Church took the crowd and the atten
dance was light. However Bob and Esi
will always be welcome in Culbertson.
| G. W. Ortscheid has . choice line o
bracele, watches. novelty in the je~elrl
line in Culbertson. 3ztf.
Mr. Jackson. the livery man a, Brock,o'
/ met with an accident Friday while crossing
on the ice south Of that town. He wa
crossing with wagon heavily loaded viii
lumber. kitchen range and various oshs
supplies when the wagon broke through tn
ice. Mr.. Jackson jumped from the load a
il was sinking. and quickly cut the harnes
from the horses. which were saved. Uncl'
Ber, Stow. who vas crossing At the tine
helped save the horses. but the wagon