The searchlight., 1912-10-04
Lowest prices on Lumber at Tanner &

Lowest prices on Lumber at Tanner &
Best's. 45tf
1 Asmus Thomson is now turning over the
soil with his new Case traction pillow outfit.
LOCATION wANTED-Druggis and
doctor want good small town to open busi-
ness in. F. L. Darland. Sawyer. N. d.
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George Ortscheid. the Jeweler. has a
new ad in our columns this week. He has
fine line of Jewelry and Silverware suira-
BILE for anniversary and holiday presents.
Don't forget to look over his line.
Miss Florence Oelkers celebrated the
fourth anniversary last Sunday at the home
of her parents in Dane Valley. The little
tot received a number Of nice presents. A
squad or pigeon dinner was served and all
had splendid time.
George Onstad, L. ]. Onstad. lens Dunn
gard, L. w. Erdal and Anton Nelson. all
of Coalridge. went to Glasgow Tuesday to
take out papers as citizens. They travelled
65 miles by auto to Culbertson and Io4
miles by train to Glasgow.
The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will hold
Bazaar or FAIR on Wednesday evening.
| Oct. goth. in the basement of the State
Bank of Culbertson. They will have many
beautiful articles on sale, and lunch will
be served. The Fair will opan at p. IN.
Everybody invited. 24t4.
Mrs. F. p. Parsons called at the Search
light Office yesterday to renew her subscrip-
tion. She reported that she had the finest
garden this year that she ever had Her
fruit trees while young as vet. bore abun-
dant fruit. She put up gooseberries, straw
berries. cherries and plums raised in her
own yard.
The Embroidery Club will hold special
meeting next Thursday afternoon. Oct 10.
at the home of Mrs. c. A. Wittmeier. at
which time the matter Of recognizing into
a Literary Club will come up. All men,
bers are requested to be present and all
ladies' interested in having literary society
are cordially invited.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid gave a lunch
Wednesday afternoon in basement of the
State Bank. They served delicious coffee.
sandwiches. pickles and cake. The receipts
we're $1,000. The Aid will hold a business
meeting next Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs r. 5. Reed. All members
are requested to be present.
Wood for sale split and in stove lengths
by Wittmeier & West Co. 2Itf
Rev. c. Z. Wharton and family moved
into the Methodist parsonage last Friday
He is now regularly at work in this dis
trict, taking up the work where Rev. Cook
ingham left off. He preached his first
sermon in the Opera Hall last Sunday. His
announcement for next Sunday will be
found IN another column.
A big bunch of farmers from points
north Of Culbertson took the train for Glas-
gov Monday night to take out citizenship
papers. There were about a hundred IN
the lot and about fifty took the early morn
ing train the next morning. Some of the
number were witnesses, but most of them
went to take out either first or second pa
pers.
Call on the Valley Land Co. for farm
loans. Off
Rev. o. ]. Hagen will hold Norwegian
Lutheran services in the Daily school next
Sunday at II O'Clock a. m. At the last
meeting in that vicinity. which was held in
the new residence Of Ole Anderson's
collection for the Home Mission was taken
up amounting to $40 90. The Lutheran
Ladies Aid met yesterday with Mrs. An
derson who lives near John Salvevold and
is sister of Mrs Salvevold. Those pres
ent enjoyed the hospitality OF the hostess
and had pleasant time.
Charlie Johnson. northwest of Bainville,
had the misfortune last week while hauling
grain at the Pat Culwell farm to fall from
a grain wagon and break his ankle. He
was driving to the granary with load. on
which be was riding. when one Of the
wheels ran into hole with such force that
it threw him to the ground with the above
result. He was removed to his home and
DIR. Spooner was summoned. who reduced
the fracture. and from last reports he is
getting along as we'll as could be expected.
Valley Tribune.
Rev. r. 7. Cookingham and family
moved to Malta last week. where he takes
charge Of his new district. He made the
Searchlight call before he left and re-
ported that while Mrs. Cookingham was
regaining her health slowly she was far
from strong yet. He said he appreciated
verv much the kind treatment he and his