The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-08-16

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i Mrs. ]. E. Keller. Of Enterprise. arrived
home couple OF weeks ago from visit to
her old home in Pennsylvania and other
points.
| DIR. c. Johnston was called to Glasgow
last Friday morning where he performed a
critical operation on Mrs Burger of
Nashua
Miss Alice Hinkley. of Blue Hill. Maine
is visiting with Miss Mildred Thorson this
week. She has accepted a position as
teacher in the school at Fairview. Mont.
Hans Rasmussen. an elderly man who
has farm in Dane Valley. is very i'll. His
son in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Miller are expected here this week on a
visit.
Mr.. Ike. of Enterprise died on Monday
morning OF last week and the funeral was
held on Tuesday. His daughter. who lives
at Redstone. arrived just after the funeral
was held.
FOUND-Bunch of keys two miles north
Of Culbertson. with a return stamp reading
Gardner Hardware Co.. Minneapolis. and
No 1868. Owner can have same by calling
at this Office and paying for ad. I7tI
Mr.. w. 5. Gunsalus, a farmer livias
near Fleming, Pa. says he has used
Chambe rlain's Collie. Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy in his family for fourteen
years. and that he has found il to be an ex :
cellent remedy. and takes pleasure in re-
commencing it. For sale by all dealers.
The regular bakery sale of the Presby-
terrain ladies will not be held tomorrow.
but will take place at Tanner & Best's
store IN two weeks from tomorrow. on Sat
urday, August 81. Keep this date and sale
in mind.
Big Ben. the National Alarm Clock. just
arrived at G. w. Ortscheid's Jewelry store.
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Reports from the ID. NJ. Moothart farm
are to the effect that his crop of winter
wheat, which was threshed recently went
As bushels to the acre by machine measure
and when weighed made the enormous
yield of so bushels to the acre.
Have you tried the new Monarch size
Seal of Minnesota cigar. Valley Drug Store
sells It. I6t4
The Ladies' Aid society of the Presby-
terrain church will be entertained at the
home of Mrs. Frank Parsons on Friday af
ternoon of next week. and all members are
urged to be present. Other ladies who find
it possible to attend will be welcome.
List your farm for sale with the Valley
Lane, Co. Off
Will the person who helped himself to a
shock of winter wheat of c. +. Parker
please report the amonnt of seed that same
Yielded As there was only small patch
of fifteen shocks c. F. would be glad of
the information to enable him to average
the yield.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterfeld & Englebright. 4d
VIM. McGinnis, proprietor of the Evans
Hotel, has purchased a new Ford automo-
bile. This makes three autos owned by
MIR. McGlnnis and he expects all Of them
to be kept busy this fall. He evidently
expects to get part Of the money realized
by the big crops in Eastern Valley County
this fall
Julius Listoe, of Glasgow. probation Of
ficer for Valley County. was in town Tues
day. He was on his way to Antelope with
two children named Myrtle and Marvin
Ackard, formerly of Plentywood. who have
been wards of the county for the past year.
The children have found homes with
Messrs. Rice and West of Antelope
Have you tried the new Monarch size
Seal of Minnesota cigar. Valley Drug Store
sells it. I6tx
Louis Johnson. formerly blacksmith in
Culbertson. writes US from ST. francis,
Texas, that cereal crops are poor there this
year. However he reports that his fields
OF kaffir corn and maise look very good.
He sends greeting to all his old friends in
Valley County and wishes them a good
harvest and prosperity.
John A. Davis. of Outlook. was in Cul.
berison Sunday and Monday. He pur.
chased carload OF 81 horses. fine Percher-
ons, from F. ]. cravath. who has a ranch
near Sidney in Dawson County. Mr.. Cra-
vath and his three daughters. all dressed in
regulation COW girl costumes with divided
skirts. brought the bunch Of horses over
land from the Sidney ranch to Culbertson
arriving here Sunday forenoon.
VIM. Bruguier. one Of the appraisers Of
the land on the Fl. Peck Indian Reserva-
ton. was in town Monday. His wife &C
companied him. Mr.. Bruguier reports
that the appraisers are now working in the
northwest corner of the reservation and are
camped on the east branch of Porcupine
Creek. He says the viewing and apprais-