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The searchlight., 1912-11-22

The following persons have been
placed on the Searchlight Honor
Roll Of paid-in- advance subscribers
during the last couple OF weeks:
Hans p. Nelson. Froid: Harry Dawson.
Culbertson. Buck Ellis, Froid. Fred Ring,
Bainville. Asmus Thomson. Culbertson;
Guy Cosper. Homestead. Ernest Balm.
Enterprise: !. w. Miller. Culbertson.
Hamm's Brewing Co., Mondak: Gunder
Martin. Froid: Freeman Buck. Culbertson;
Sid Blair. Culbertson: Mrs. c. q Wilson.
Culbertson: Frank Compton. Froid: Chris.
kryger Culbcrtson; A. Davidson. Malta.
5. L. Waterman. Lanark: ho Archer.
Lanark. Martin Olson, Culbertson. lens
Fladberg. Cuibertson. G. T.. Bolster.
Plentywood.
NEW SUBSCRIBERS
Miss Dana Armstrong. Emerson. Iowa.
]. l.. Hatfield. Culbertson: c. B. Ross.
Lanark. NJ. l.. Cooper Lanark; c.
Sullivan. Lanark: Ole Sands. Bainville;
Hotel Sheridan. Bainville: John Sands.
Ba,nville. Ole Granley. Bainvilie. George
Hansen. Bainville: Mcdonald 4 Stoner.
Culbertsou.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
ANTELOPE
Will BE In the Race for County
Seat of the New County.

There is no question but that
Valley county will be divided, and
it should be. as it Is at the present
time, with the great increase IN
population in the eastern part Of
the county. great expense is en-
tailed in having the county seat
over a hundred miles distant.
The next important step is the
location OF the new county seat.
Aside from all other arguments,
pro and con, the one Of geograph-
ical location stands superior to all.
Reason and common sense should
decide that way. The seat Of gov.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
A Night Of Terror.

Few nights are more terrible than that
OF mother looking ON her child choking
and gasping for breath during an attack Of
Group. and nothing in the house to relieve
il. Many mothers have passed nights Of
terror in this situation. A little fore
thought will enable you to avoid all this.
chamberlain's Cough Remedy is certain
cure for Group and has never been known
to fail. Keep It at hand. For sale by all
dealers.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
LOST IN The WOODS
Joe Waigel Lost Near kaIispell
While Hunting Two
Weeks Ago

Last Thursday evening. DIR. X. Houston
OF this city received telegram from Ien-
ming. reporting that Joe waigel. a brother
in law Of Mrs. Houston. had been lost in
the Wolf Creek country since Friday Nov.
s. Search has been going on for him all
through the week. but without result.
The day after election. MIR. Waisel. in
company with Pearl Woods. Michael Wag-
ner and his hired man. left for the Wolf
Creek country for hunt. They had es-
tablished their camp eight miles above the
J. b Sinclair ranch on Wolf Creek On
Friday Nov. 3. Mr.. Waigel and Mr.. Wood
started out together. They had hunted
but little while when Mr.. Wood killed q
deer. winch both men dressed. Mr. Wood
started back to camp with the venison. and
Waigel continued hunting. That was the
last seen Of him.
When Waisel did not return 10 camp
Friday nigh,. q search for him WAS started
next morning. The men went TO the spot
where the deer had been killed the day be.
fore and they spent the day hunting in tina,
vicinity The search WAS continued each
day. On Wednesday Chas. Ordish. the
well known lion hunter. organized q force
Of ten men and took up the search.
When DIR. Houston received the message
on Thursday night he Immediately organ
lied party here. who left On the following
Friday morning well supplied with provi.
sions. In the party were Geo. Jackson
and the Sloan brothers. Who know almost
every foot Of the Wolf Greek country.
Saturday morning Jack Kendrick. tn.
state warden Who has had charge Of the
convicts on the east shore road. left with
his two blood hounds to help in the search.
While il is undoubtedly too late for the
hounds to take up Mr.. waigel's trail. the,
are more liable to locate him if he were
disabled or dead than are the human hunt.
ers.
Mr.. Waigel is rancher in the lo~eI
valley and is veil known all over the
country. He is strong athletic man. and
his friends declare that he is perfectl,
familiar with the woods. For this reasof
il is thought that be is either disabled ol
dead. II disabled he might have reachet
some cabin and may still be alive. Their,
are 50 many things that might happen to ;
man in the woods ,ha, il is impossible Il
imagine with any certainty just what hai
happened to Mr.. Waigel. Ii is possibl,
that. realizing he vas lost. he may hav,
found cabin and decided to remain ther,
until located by his frisnds.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22

Diamond Flour at Tanner & Best.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
eminent should be equaii, acces-
slble to every resident OF the ooun-

eminent should be equalI, acces'
slble to every resident OF the coun-
ty.
Antelope will be in the contest
when the time comes, and situated
as it is will have an advantage
over all other aspirants.
OF course, action at this time,
for county seat location is prema-
ture, but it is time to campaign Tor
division, as the successful termin-
alton OF the issue means that a
fight will have to be made.
Be that as it may, the Argus is
for county division and the sooner
the better.
County division is purely an
economic proposition with the Peo-
pie in this section and should re-
ceive a unanimous vote in favor
thereof Antelope Argus.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22

The returns have been long time in
getting around. the race between the two
highest in the list being IN favor first OF
one and then the other. The fact that
Judge r. N. Utter received the highes,
vote Of the five candidates is very gratiiy-
ing to his friends in the district. aud shows
the high esteem in which he is b Id. re-
gardless Of party.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
Coming.

Sanford Dodge and strong sup
porting company on the Right Of
Way" one OF the best We will get
this season. Remember the date,
Monday, Dec. and.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
SHERIDAN COUNTY
Boundary Of the Proposed New
County, TO Be Voted Upon
March 10, 1918

At the meeting of the Board OF
County Commissioners on Nov. 2.
1919, they fixed the boundaries OF
proposed new county as follows:
That part Of the present county
OF Valley, state Of Montana, includ-
ed aRd contained within the fol-
lowing described boundaries: Com
mencing at a point on the northern
boundary line Of the state OF Mon
tana, which is interseeted by an
extension OF range line between
ranges forty-fve and torty-six east.
Montana meridian; thence along
said range line in a southern direc-
ton between said ranges As and
40, observing the jogs and Offsets
in said line, to the intersection Of
said line with the middle Of the
main channel of the Missouri river,
to its intersection with the bound
ary line between the state OF Mon
tana and the state OF North Dako-
ia; thence in a northerly direction
along the eastern boundary line OF
the State Of Montana, TO a point
where said state boundary line is
int rsected by the boundary line
between the state Of Montana and
the Dominion Of Canada; thence in
a westerly direction along the nor.
thern boundary line OF the state OF
Montana, to the point OF beginning
The following townships were
designated and their boundaries
defined: Scobey, Outlook. Red
stone, Big Muddy, Dagmar, Medi
cine Lake, Culbertson, Sprngdale,
Antelope. As near as we have
been able TO learn the boundaries
OF the townships IN the proposed
new county Conform to those nov
in The old county.
Twelve voting precincts wer,
designated: Scobey No 1, Ante
lope No 2, Redstone No. ;, Out
look No 4, Plentywood No. S
Dsgmar No. 3, Medicine Lake No
7, Froid No. 8, Culbertson No. 9
Springdale No. 10, Mondak No
II, Poplar No Ia
The board designated Tuesday
March II, 1913, as the day wher
the election shall be held
AT the same time that the vot,
is to be taken tor or against tn,
new county of Sheridan, vote will
be taken for county seat. In orde
to have the new county organized
there must be 6s per cent of all tn,
voters "FOR" the new county.
| A plurality Of the votes cast 70
county seat will make that towl
the temporary county seat, and tn,
two towns receiving the highes
votes for county seat will be tn,
candidates for permanent count
seat at the next general election.
4 II any town receives a MAJOR
| ITY OF the votes at the election ol
March IL, il at once becomes tn
permanent county seat, and there
after should change be desired i
would take a two thirds vote 4
wrest it away from that town.
! The following county officer
will also be voted tor al the cleo
ton on March nth: treasurer
sheriff, coroner, county superin
tendent Of schools, three count
commissioners, county clerk an
recorder. county attorney, publ
administrator, clerk Of the distrie
court, surveyor, assessor.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
JUDGES ELECTED
Official Court Shows that Judge
Utter Received the highest
Vote Of All

The following is the official count Of the
vote on the judgeship for the Twelfth
judicial district. comprising the counties Of
Chouteau. Blaine. Hill and Valley. two
Judges elected:
The searchlight., 1912-11-22

The attention Of the public is
called to the regular program Of
services at the Presbyterian church
on Sunday.
At 10 a. m. the Sunday school
session is held, and the classes are
all open 10 new members from the
little tots to the parents and grand
parents.
At a. m. the pastor will preach
from the topic. "The Angel OF the
Lord" and will be more than
pleased to welcome a large congre-
cation.
At 4 p. IN. the Juniors hold their
Endeavor meeting, and here they
are being developed into true
Christian students and workers.
At 6:45 p. IN. the Senior Chris
tian Endeavor meeting is held,
and all the young people are most
heartily encouraged to be present
and to add something TO the profit
of the meeting.
Announcement is made OF the
union Thanksgiving service which
is to be held IN the Presbyterian
church at o:3o O'Clock next Thurs
day forenoon. This is service
for all the people of the communi-
ty, and it is hoped there will be a
goodly representation OF Christians
present 10 aid in making this ser
vice of helpfuIness. The sermon
this year will be preached by Rev.
Chase.
There will be a free entertain
ment given in the Presbyterian
church on Saturday evening, Nov.
80, by Mrs. Allie u. Hutchinson,
who is president OF the Montana
w. c. T. u. The public in gen.
eral is heartily invited to be pres
ent to greet Mrs. Hutchinson at
tins time.
the Ladies Aid society Of the
Presbyterian church will hold its
annual sale OF plain and fancy
nesdlework at the church on Fri
day, Dec. I3. Keep this on your
mind.
The searchlight., 1912-11-22
SPECIAL MEETINGS
Will Be Held In the Presbyterian
Church for One Week Be-
gining Dec. =.

Rev. Chase announces special
meetings to begin in the Presby-
terian church on Monday evening.
Dec. q, and to continue for one
week. All the people Of Culbert-
son and vicinity are invited and
urged to come out and help make
these meetings interesting and sue
cessful. Rev. A. b. Minamyer,
who is Pastor Evangelist OF Great
Falls Presbytery. will be here to
address the people. and is sure to
satisfy all who hear him. Do your
part.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
he Had Tired to Break With
the Mysterious Mare
Barnes"
LOVE WAS MOT PERMANENT
Wounded Man G yes Version 10
Paris Pc ice Causes of At
TEMPTED Murder.

Paris, Der, 1G.--Tho efforts 81
, the poiicc 10 locate either Mrs
Mary Ia nc$ or her servants, tht
oaly actual witnesses of the shoot
ing Thursday night Of Walter
Mumm, q we'll known sportsman,
thus far have bccn rrnitles5, and
the affair rema rs more or less i
mystery. Munm was shot While in
the womans home.
NJ Mumm, IN the Interrogation
today by Magistrate BoGCard, at the
hospital protested against that wee.
son Of the shooting which said thai
he struck Mrs Barnes before SIZE
fred.
Il was very fond of Mrs Barnes,
sad M Mumm to the Magistrate.
But think She was even fonder
Of ne My fami Y, however, made
ne understand tnat the situation
between us could not continue. Mrs
l.GHc3 was sparated from her hus-
htrd not divorced, and, accordingly
tt Z III t' NY Wile.
IN view Of OR possible separa-
i.00 | tired to prepare my friend.
,Wodrcslpy might We took supper at
roet4ugant in The Rue Royale. The
evening passed sally Champagne
flowed perhaps a little too freely,
and when we returned, tired and
tod - fpg. no dr.s -,
the Rue Relies Ferries, dawn al
ready was breaking.
Then we began a dispute. | re-
peated to her that our love could
not last forever. Mrs. Barnes, WIN
up to this time had not been much
moved over the prospect of our part
ing, then had crying fit, which
was followed by an outburst of fury
All, it won't last forever? We
shall see about that" she screamed.
and before | cou d interfere she
snatched up little revolver and
fred at me-"
NJ. Boacard here interrupted NJ.
Mumm,
Didn't you, yourself, fire the
first shot? II is said the woman II
wounded, and, instead Of having fed
to London, that she is in a private
hospital near Paris
No replied Mumm. "Mrs
Barnes cannot invoke the excuse Of
legitimate defense, neither shot
her nor struck her When she fired
| dlsarmed her. Certainly | did not
90 It very gently | was brutal, blt
that Is all"
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
Curtain Rises On Peace Conference
at st. James
Palace.
IMMENSE GULF SEPARATES
Balkan Allies and the Turk Will
Require Assistance III
Settling Dispute.

Ioad6n, Eng, Dec. l6.--The pleni-
E0tentlAy who have under consider
alton the arrangements OF peace be-
tween Turkey and the Balkan states
n'ot today in ST. James Palace. They
adjourned carly in the afternoon
without having inferred into the dis
cusson Of the question Of peace.
Speaking Of the conference, the
Montenegrln delegates said
Today we simply looked into each
others eyes.
The first encounter between the
allies and the Turks will come to-
morrow. climax win be reached
when beth sides exchange their re-
spective propositions l3r he conclns-
ion OF peace.
The terms folE1&la,cd by Turkey
have been kept secret, hat ii may be
asserted on good authority that they
include the renuneiation ny both
sides OF any transaction Under the
form ol indemnity Of otherwise, eX-
cepf the taking over by the Balkan
states Of portion of the ottoman
public debt, proportionately to the
new territory they acquire.
they provide also that the Sultan
shall haYe sa representative in the
territories passing to the allies
where Ottoman courts shall be insti-
tuted FOR Musselmen subjects, Adrian
ople, the first Turkish capitol in
Europe and surrounding territory
shall remain to Turkey. The Turko-
Balkan frontier south OF Adrianople,
shall be marked by the Martha river
by the territory west Of the Martha
as far as the struna river, goes to
Bulgaria, which would have the sup
port Of Kavala, to which he has long
a5pired.
Furthermore, Turkey will demand
that Solonika over the the possession
of which it is pointed out serious
Greek -Bulgar antagonism has arisen,
shall remain to Turkey and together
with Monastir and SGutari and their
respective districts shall form Otto
man surrounding Albania.
Servia is to have Usqup, Princtina,
Miaroyitsa and part of the Sanjak of
MonVipayer the remaining port going
TO Montenegro. TO Bulgaria Is con-
ceded the island of Thasos, but Tur
key claims possession Of the other
islands in the Adrian Sea. Turkey
pledges itself obtain from England,
Russia, France and Italy, the four
protective powers in Crete their con-
sent that that island shall be an
neXed to Greece
These terms would give the allies
four-fifths of the territory, which a
few weeks ago was European Turkey,
but Notwithstanding what seems to
be a great concession a comparison OF
the terms Of the allies, with those Of
Da
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
HUGHES BR0NST0N DIES
OF PNEUMONIA AT POPLAR
BLUFF AFTER WEEKS ILLNESS

Hughes Bronston died at $50
Monday evening of pneumonia at
Poplar Bluff, Mo, after an illness OF
barely a week.
The deceased was formerly man
agor here OF the Indian Oil Refning
Co., but resigned only a short tine
ago TO accept position with Con-
Tractor Roy L. illiams a4 Poplar
Bluff,
The remains will be taken to Lex
ineton, Ky, former home of the de-
ceased for interment.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17

SANTA WILL VISIT THE POOR CHILDREN

Do know of little girl boy whose parents are o
poor to buy Christmas presen The Bulletin and
special arrangements will be Santa Clans ia mako +ho
happy.
The Bulletin has set aside certain sum Of money t Inv
presents for little boys and an effort will be made to
have Santa grant reasonable request
DO permit the modesty the parents n inorra with t
happiness of the children This would be mistake as there will
De no publicity IN conneton with distribution of the gifts
Santa knows just how the feel and bn has manned
thlhgs IN such manner that himself and of
Inc Bulletin Will have knowledge identity of the recipients
1t Is not necessary to state the children in sending
letters to The Bulletin but the street address must he
given in cases where than family at one address
sde, VIII be necessary
the children, SO that it will be plssbe to find them
All correspondence will rgarded as strictly and
VIII be destroyed Immediately taken for the
guidance
the Bulletin has received of letters Sunday
morning Following are samples
address and names having been Omitted.
VIII you please send our home as will not have
any xmas TINS year have two little girls
Deer Santa Claus-Will you bring a a
puegy ana stove and a book think that is all"
Dear santa: MY pape's dead a and two
oohers MY mamma has money you UP
WIN sandy we went get bring anything YOU
got because we ant hard to pleas"
Inc Bulletin has arranged with children
christmas Eve and he has do so
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17

OVER THE THOUSAND MARK
lust half way to the goal, but the
Santa Claus gift to the Children's
Home will reach 1t by the Grace of
God and the Charity OF Cairo people.
Only q few more days remain in
which to donate the balance of
S9SJ.16 necessary to make great.
grand total Of the TWO THOUSAND
DOLLAR DONATION which will sus-
taiu the Home and provide for the
poor homeless inmates of that insti-
tuition during the ensuing year,
The Bulletin has great faith in
Cairo and her people--often divided
on many questions. but always united
and standing shoalder to shoulder
upoa all questions effecting the city
interests as whole and her insti-
tuti ms.
Can you beat itg
II Is this great civic pride Of our
neople that is the backbone and main
'stay oil. Cairo,
And when crisis arises that
wound crash other people lacking our
l, s.tl
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
Walked Through Glass Door.

A stranger six feet three inches in
height, shopping in Cairo, Monday
afternoon, walked through the glass
door leading into the Star. Clothing
House on Commercial avenue. lie
probably drought the door was open
at, the time. Notwithstanding the
quantity Of plate glass that fell about
him he received no injuries AL
Staehle says the joke is on him and
will in the future not keep his glasses
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
Married at Court House

George @. Slack and Miss Gussie
X. Stdllings, both of Charleston, Mo.
were married at the court house Mon
DAY morning by Rev. A. M. Eels, pas
tor OF the Presbyterian church. A
party of Missouri friends were wit
nesses to the marriage of the couple.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17

.~AsTNEG 1oA ON B0-LhB BILI3



| WASHINGTON, llec AT As d result
IA i serfass,td ev,ar mani ~ ,a1.
4ts ~. ,-,,e ,caa, 1.
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Nan ta8 ias ia2a 70 ral2odel h.B own
rtr7aahg instead 81 &raenbaaks a
ttte cter wen inches IN langth
/ ana triile more than three inches
n Tia1A, we ale . have bi Is SIX
ineh g one and two and a haf
iheha5 vide The proposed changes
aiso iAclaaa INV te3iEns and other
iTpartapt mod iicat ona
Z tfaRe1aaaa amount Of paper
- Gsaa bE VIC government IN MANI
taetillE5 money Paper Of all I.ilG7,
as - h5aWalIy known, costs more
lhah eve beloa IN the history ot
t4e caualiS l.aduc h5 The size of
tHa Atii VIII moan the use Of l9s3
PapoF aAlL oi course, a big saving
or tAe "o'erNpfaaE on ihat item
aioAe. leiliE OF y more convenient
hahe and siae than ifa present eur-
raac$ tAa nnT h.Il8 wv require lesa
I9d o', th&t thase now In use, and
therefore theY should asa Longer.
@Ateh WI mean stlil another redae.
aa la tfa cost Q. p7odHatioa Fua
aaf1'9ra certain unformite3
&3l.sh Y i Aa pialnod initAer "a
"lli aFefd afo1Ief protection th6n
'vie41oie III ~ belleFed, against
l#'tt'lefa'
+rasaat Eorp in Use for Centurl
~ range 20 Ea}' 'Aa lroasury De
'"I .."i never thoe&ot Of chang
'lS ''o currency III any material
p o.4.9F 'of q century OF more When
became necessary to fa7atah u
N.o'ss supply let eur lnsu'ar pos
so@aiotla, Go"eYof' 7 was decided 70
.ni'eii4.4o, Act.hS on the nsge5-
ION "' tne 'ha'aaf bureau, made
.S'" !. oNHah years ago, the bu-
'u 81 pruning ana engraving
"'l'sh - nh1ef me control OF the
t"a@ufy Depd ''heht' desiened a.
p5tef y, l.a FoNo} q = reduced size
) te 'il'pPiNe ''oae save no much
."'lsI9' mon 'hat the government
,'"ai oeN'deu 20 use the model as a
'da'5 ief cur own turrency
Atils'3 aro now parIccting q set
Y oes'shs recommended by experts,
= Ut 'ao aa"iSHA hafe been given
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
BE KEERFUL, DILTIA!

iAol"f' oiilo' zee ia
ni'H "hie'l resembles IN many
Ways accoruihs 10 observers
t.e p.eFodaetyi' an lhhabitant
u ti'a idha IN the feptillan
dsc' haa oeeh seen several
'"ieS "ltiih the lasl lew days
i'"' eri's over west FaFk,
,'''"'" u I'.lS 'lty. II has
peeil steH at MIS- pitila ftcEla,
,,d ~ ot,to,.1 7
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
WILL VISIT WHITE HOUSE
1cinled pr0gs nlspatch.

AS89ciaIod IfnSs Hlspatch.
Washington lee i6.--Fresdcnt.
elect Wilaou and Ats Wilson may
come 10 the White House before
March 4 to spend a day aud night
as the guests OF President and Mrs
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
WEATHER.

Illinois-Rain followed by clearing
Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
Missouri-Fair, somewhat colder
Tuesday; Wednesday fair.
Kentueky--Local rains. followed
BY clearing, somewhat colder Tues
day; Wednesday fair.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17
WHO IS WHO CONTEST

Owing to the tremendous
amount Of correspondence re.
caiyed il the Who is Who
contest il was impossible for
the committee to complete
the work Of check ng tho
letters. Several hundred
letters were received and be.
fore the prizes can be award
cd 1t viii he necessary to
compare each name submit
ted with The correct name of
tue official list. The correct
list, together with the names
OF the winners, VIII be an-s
nounoed in Wednesday, Isl.
sue. The committee is coa,
posed Of ]. s. A Asthorpe,, ].
Il. Galligan aud Ellis Z. Cox.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17

List No. 1913, DR.. Jas. w. Dunn.
Dr. and Mrs. Jas. w. Dunn SO 90
List No. 678. Mrs. Shoemaker.
VIM. Shoemaker ,.......... .25
List No. 66, VIM. Bower, Grocer
Grocer, 2Sth and Poplar 81 90
List No. 388, Mrs Grace Hunt. 8 50h
List No. 742. Thistlewood & Co. $ 90
List No. AGA, Phillip Lehning 100
List No. 1877. Jas. Coleman so
List No. sol, Mrs, Henry Partee so
Lis, No. 462, Mrs, Alice Lee so
List No. $50, Geo Koch, .. so
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1912-12-17

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