The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-02-23

Will Donohoe spent q couple OF days in
Minot the FIRST Of the week on business.
| Mrs. Chas. LeMasurier vas called east
on account Of her mothers illness at Hum
bolt. MINI. and left Monday.
Mrs. w. B. Duffy will entertain the
Altar Society of the Catholic Church at
her home on Thursday. Feb. 79th.
John Carr went to Poplar last Friday
night with the Home Talent Company and
! has remained there since that time.
Norwegian Lutheran Church services
vill he held in the State Bank basement in
Culbertson next Sunday at o'clock p. m.
Mrs. Roy Forncrook left Yesterday morn
ing for her home in Plentywood after q
weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs. ]. E. Be-
wick.
FARM TO RENT-one quarter mile
from Culbertson. 60 acres under cultivation
good buildings and all fenced. Enquire of
w. Mathews I7d
Ladies Aid Society of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church held a business meeting
with Mrs. X. o. Slette Wednesday to tran
sact business and elect officers.
Mrs. w. S. Patch fell down stairs at her
home recently and was painfully injured.
She is getting along nicely now and no
serious results are anticipated.
Car of Barbed Wire in next week at
Tanner & Best's. 45u
The annual meeting Of the members and
congregation of the Presbyterian church is
to be held in the church on Wednesday
evening. March 9th. All concerned are
asked to bear this date and meeting in
mind.
DIR. II. A. Feiker, Reg. Optometrist will
be in Culbertson Feb. 26th. and Froid
Feb. 27th. 44t2
The Embroidery Club met Friday. Feb
ruary 10th. with Mrs. T. !. Hooking. Ten
members and one visitor were present and
a pleasant afternoon spent. The Club
meets next with Mrs. T. +. Courchene
Friday. March Ist.
Your cooking will be a pleasure when
you use Macton coal. the only coal that
satisfies. Sold by Imperial Lumber Yard.
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Major c. b. Lohmiller sends us the news
that thirty head of cows. ten calves and ten
yearlings and two year olds belonging to
the Indian School herd. will be for sale at
Wolf Point up to the latter part OF April.
This herd has been tested by the U. S.
government and found to be free from tn.
berculosis
Any one having good beef stock for sale
please call on or address the Star Meat
Market. Culbertson. Good prices paid.
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An auction sale Of farm implements and
stock occurred at the Pete Robertson place
near Froid Wednesday. One of the big
gest crowds ever gathered in this commun-
ity were in attendance and every thing sold
at good prices. A wash boiler full Of cof-
fee and tub full Of sandwiches were
served as lunch. but there was not enough
to go around. The sale was well adver-
tised with big posters. Advertising wins
every time.
Any intelligent person may earn a good
income corresponding for newspapers: ex-
perience unnecessary. Send stamp for full
particulars. Empire Press Syndicate. Mid
dleport, N. Y. 4ats
A temperance lodge was organized at
Nils Paulson's place near Big Lake on
Monday, Feb. 18th. Rev. Tangval was
the speaker Of the evening and most Of
those present signed the pledge Mr.. A.
Sundval was elected president of the lodge.
T. M. Thompson vice president. Miss
Paulson secretary and Mr.. Ole Barsness
treasurer. The next meeting will be held
March 9th at o'clock p. m. in the Paul
son school house. A good program has
been arranged and every body invited.
Mactou Coal. the only sootless, smoke
less heat producing coal in the country for
the money. Sold at the Imperial Lumber
Yard. domestic size 81. so: nut size 80 90
per ton. att
Mrs. I. o. Slette gave social party to
number Of her lady friends on Saturday.
Feb. 10th. and another last Saturday. Feb.
18th. The ladies at both parties were in
structed to pin some article to their cloth
ing representing the title Of popular book
or novel. The prize winner at the hrst
party was Mrs. F. NJ. Catlin. for guessing
the titles to the most books. and Miss Ida
Sleue was the winner last Saturday after
noon. The ladies enjoyed themselves very
much at each party. OF course an elabor-
ate lunch was part of the entertainment.
Go to the Phoenix saloon for choice fam.
lily liquors. Blue Ribbon. Humboli Rye,