The searchlight., 1912-11-08

yesterday.
John sla,tery Of Glasso~. was in town
Monday night.
Chas. Hileer Of Poplar, was in culber,-
son Wednesday.
F. G. Hunriker of Medicine Lake. was
here Wednesday.
Folkes,ad delivers coal at s. 90 per ton.
anywhere in town. 2od
N. S. Davis and Gene Hills Of Poplar.
were 10 town Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Manning were in
culbertson couple Of days this week.
The Bruegeer Mine is now operated BY
Folkestad. Coal Sa. 90 per ton at the mine.
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DR.. H. L. DEWEY will be at the Evans
Hotel until tomorrow evening for dental
work.
DR.. ]. B. McCollum Of Great Falls. the
eye specialist is in town this week. At the
Evans Hotel.
Robert Wittmeier is acting as clerk Al
the Evans Hotel during the absence Of
Landlord McGinnis in California.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Clark Of Brockton.
are rejoicing over the arrival Of brand
new daughter which arrived last week.
I. S. Day came to Culber,son Tuesday
evening in order to get the election returns
but became digussed early IN the evening
and went to bed.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. w. Richardson Of
Pientywood. we're in Culbertson yesterday.
Miss Parks and Miss Christensen were
also Of the party.
ii. d. Oelkers was in town from Dane
Valley yesterday. After hearing the elec-
ton news he said he hoped the times would
not be rs pad as they were in 1898.
The Culbertson school mans had a holi
day Tuesday as there is no school on elec'
tion day. They improved the opportunity
by enjoying themselves. Some Of them
were electioneering for their favori,e can
didates.
The Duzahon Club will open their hal
opposite the Searchlight office for rollel
skating rink on Monday and Thursda,
nights, beginning next Monday night. Nov
II, from 2 go to 10 O'Clock. Door adm,s,
sion 10 cents. Roller skates can be rentes
at the hall. aotI
The Progressives are getting consider
able consolation from the fact that Roose
Welt beat Taft. This we consider small
consolation where there is no second none
in the race This is the case Of the WHINE
getting the whole cheese and all the res
are losers.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid met will
Mrs. w. Mathews last Friday afternoon
Thirty. five people partook oi the deliciou
lunch served. the gentlemen getting in a
the second table. II the first table wa
any better than the second. il must hav
been out of sight. The proceeds wer
$3.50.
Mrs. lanes Petrck and two daughters
Bessie and Madeline. mother and sisters c
Mrs. G. w. Ortschied. arrived here yes,eI
day morning from Trip. N. D.. and ar
guests Of Mr. and Mrs. Ortscheid. Jane
Petrick has claim on the South Side an
after a visit here the mother and daughter
will go to the claim.
Nels Sorbel, who has a claim north 9
town has been laid up with sciatic rheu
matism for several weeks. He came int
town Tuesday to vote. but had to u
around town on crutches. That Is the kin
Of patriotic citizen Nels is. He woul
not let a little pain interfere with doin
his duty as voter.
Hans p. Nelson Of Froid. was in tow
Monday and called at this Office to get h
: name on the Searchlight Honor Roll I
, paid in. advance subscribers. Hans has
large family Of motherless children and h
two years previous have been hard ones Il
, HIM. II worried him lot that he was b
, hind with his paper. SO he paid up tn
year when he 20, good crop. We hoI
that a number Of others will emulate b
example.
While taking load Of gentlemen to Gu
, bertson Monday evening Geo. Ryerson m
!. with an accident by the over,urning Of b
:, auto while decending the divide which WI
covered with snow and slush: the car SIX
ded and turned turtle. There were hve
!. the car and one gentleman had his coll
blade broken while Mr.. Ryersoa had !
). bruised quite badly. the other genslmen .
A capped without injury. Lsl
Wave.
The people Of culber,soo. both old al
4 young are invited to be present At q so'
a and picture service to be given on Thus
! day evening Of next week At the Presbyte
o ian church by Nj. II. II. Roitmann. c
/. Field Secretary. There will be no adm
u sion fee. but free will Offering will
taken to help defray the necessary q
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