The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-04-26
Music.
Christian Hansen.
The Great Scandinavian Violinist.
Will Give an Entertainment in Tanner
Hall. Tomorrow Night.

e,erv Association tomorrow. April AZ. in
Tanners Hall at I o'clock p. m. quor-
um was not present at the meeting last
Saturday so an adjournment was taken for
one week. Three trustees are to be elected.
The Ideal Orchestra will give dance in
the Opera Hall next Friday evening. Nav
id. The orchestra consists of Mrs. A. w.
Huxsol piano. Miss Ida Huxsol violin, Earl
Sullivan cornet. and G. w. Ortscheid
drums. Elegant invitations have been
sent out.
A company consisting of X. o. Slette, ].
E. Peterson. Bert Campbell and Jim Hell
mer have leased the Helmer ranch this
summer and expect to put in about two
thousand acres of fax. l. o. Slette is out
on the ranch now experimenting the work.
About six hundred acres will be broke this
spring and put in crop besides several hum
dred acres that were broken last summer.
w. T. Fenton. who sustained a CON-
pound fracture Of his leg couple of weeks
ago. was taken to Williston last Sunday
evening to the hospital there. Mr. Fenton
was getting along very nicely but the ma
ture of the injury is such that he will be
laid up probably three months or more and
il was decided that he would have better
accommodations there. He was accom-
panied by his two sisters who came down
from Havre to look after him.
Alva James left this morning on No. q
for visit to his old home at Tomah, Wis.
where be will visit for short time, after
which he intends to visit Handbook. MINI.
where he will meet Miss Miriam Myers
who it is reported will become his bride.
Miss Myers will be remembered as the
handsome young lady who clerked in the
Valley Drug Store before Christmas. The
young people will welcome Mr.. James and
his bride upon their return.
Lowest prices on Lumber at Tanner &
Best's. 45u
Mr.. and Mrs. F. z. Cratzenberg and
son. who came here couple Of weeks ago
on account of the illness of Mr.. Cratzen-
berg's sister. Mrs. A. c. Reed. left last
night for their home in Burr Oak. Iowa.
Mrs Reed is much better this week, and is
though, 10 be out of danger. Mrs Whitney.
her sister from DEBORAH. Iowa. will remain
heie with Mrs. Reed until she is able to
travel when she will probably accompany
her sister to DEBORAH where she will rest
and recuperate.
FARM TO RENT-one quarter mile
from Culbertson. 90 acres under cultivation
good buildings and all fenced. Enquire OF
w. Mathews I7tf
Last Saturday afternoon Lloyd Iuelson
entertained number OF his boy and girl
friends at party. the occasion being his
sixth birthday. The youngsters had a
merry time playing games indoors and out,
and singing songs during the afternoon.
At five O'Clock they we're all ready for the
delicious lunch served by Mrs. Juelson
Lloyd received a number Of nice gifts from
his little playmatcs. Misses Ida Streiss
guth. Mary Frenzel and Bessie Kavanaugt
assisted Mrs. Iuelson in helping the young
sters to have a good time.
/ For Rent-Four room. cottage Furnished
complete for housekeeping. Rent reason
able. Inquire of F. S. Reed, at this Office
This cottage is only block from the mali
business street Of Culbertson. @6t2
The Manse was the scene Of anothe
wedding last Saturday evening at ga
o'clock. when Mr.. Herman Hanson Ant
Miss Anna NJ. Lee. both Of Girard. Mon
tana. appeared before Rev. Chase to TAX
the VOWS which unite them throughout lif
for better or for worse" Both youn
people have been living on claims nea
Girard for some time. and the feeling q
neiehborliness has gradually grown int
that warmer affection which leads to unto
of life as well as heart. and now they hav
been we'll started on their marital journe,
They will begin housekeeping on the clai'
of Mr.. Hanson. near Girard. and the
friends will wish for them large majori'
1 of the better things of life. and As few I
possible of the worse
Rev. o. ]. Hagen returned from Will.
ton Monday night after spending thru
days in the country near that place. Q
} Saturday he held services in Gambetta.
! small place 40 miles from Willisson. ma
I ing the drive in lumber wagon. On Su
) day he held services IN Marmon in scho
house in the morning and in the afternos
At East Fork. Large congregations .
him At each point.