The searchlight., 1912-12-06

a CONTINUED sTOeY
or CURRENT EVENTS.

Folkes,ad delivers coal at s, 90 per ton.
any where in town. sof
George Minis Of Lakeside was in town
Wednesday doing some shopping.
Harry C. Soderberg of Lakeside was in
town Wednesday and made the Searchlieht
a call
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mccormack Of the South Side on
Tuesday. Dec. sd.
Chris Peterson left last Friday for Nell.
ia. Manitoba. to spend the holidays with
relatives and friends.
Peter Marion Of Plentywood left Tues
day for Chicago to attend the big Stock
Show to be held there next week.
Alex Moran arrived here from Havre
last week and has accepted a position as
night clerk in the Eagle Saloon.
Edgar Williams and family moved into
their town house on Tuesday so as to give
the children an opportunity to attend
school.
I. l.. Brooks was a little under the
weather Monday and Tuesday Of this week,
but couple Of days at home fixed him ou,
all right.
Paul Wagner. who has fine CLAIM north
Of Culbertson. will 60 to Minnesota in the
near future to spend the winter. He will
return in March.
K. o. Lunke was proving up on his
homestead at Lakeside before the u. 5.
Commissioner on Wednesday. Harry Sod
| erberg. and Fred Leonard were here as
witnesses.
Sterling West left Tor Minnesota on
Tuesday Of last week where he visited
several days with friends. after which he
went to his old home in Licking. Mo. TO
visit relatives. He is expected home this
week.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid Of Froid, had
a very successful Bazaar in the Congregs-
tional church last Saturday. The sale and
lunch netted sI2s.oo. A large crowd was
present and bidding was brisk. NJ. Rohde
acted as auctioneer.
DIR. II. l.. Devney of Glasgow will be at
the Evans Hotel in Culbertson for one
week. beginning Monday. Dec. 9th. The
doctor is giving his patrons in the dental
line general satisfaction and all in need Of
his services should see him early in the
week. 32t2
! NJ. ID. Skelly. the popular tonsorlal artis,
and noted member Of the Annanias Club.
was down from Plentywood "Wednesday
shaking hands with many old friends and
former club members Skelly is cheerful
prevarica,or and many Of his colossal ibs
! have appeared in the local papers during
the past six years. He has Baron Mum
} chausen flayed to fragile. but has never
commercialized the art as his famous pre-
,, decessor did.
u G. w. Ortscheid has a choice line ol
} bracelet watches. a novelty in the jewelry
line in Culbertson. 32h.
Mr.. Van Ross of Medicine Lake came
} very near losing foot in an accident last
Saturday. He was riding horseback when
, the horse stumbled and fell upon his leg
He suffered compound disloca,ion Of the
J ankle and fracture Of the right arm. The
ankle is decidedly the most serious wound
as the foot was almost torn from the leg,
only being held together by the skin and
one or two ligaments. the most Of the mus
cles and ligaments being torn asunder. DR.
Collinson was called and stitched the
foot to the leg and placed il in splinis
Van Ross then went to Minneapolis where
he has relatives.
} Stock pastured close to town. For term.
:. call on But,erheld & Englebright. 4u
} A prominent man Of Willistou and {
1 lady from Missoula met in Culbertson or
I Tuesday and appeared before Culbertsor
J minister Of the Gospel to have the weddin,
] ceremony performed After all prepara
tions for the ceremony had been made th'
I man produced marriage license procure.
} in Williston. N. d.. which Of course wa
] not legal document for Montana wed,
I ding. The happy couple took the neI
! train for the groom's home town where tn
D wedding was presumably consuma,ed a
! the NJ. T.. parsonage Of that place. Here
1 hoping they live happy and prosperous
Any one desiring anything special in tn
1 Jewelry line should consult G. w. or
scheid. who will &c, your selection. Leav'
} your orders early 3zu
The Right Of Way" played by Sanfor,
} Dodge and his talented company in Cul
bertson Tuesday night was veritable trea
to the large audience assembled to hea
! them. II is not often that Montana il
} visited by such good companies. but th'
/ reports Of bumper crops throughout tn
I northwest is now drawing better talent II
] this district. On account Of a mix up il
} the dates between the advance man an,
! Sanford Dodge the COMPANY were adyer,