The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-02-16

Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Dunn left Wsdnes-
day for Grand Forks. N. D.. to visit rel
atives and friends.
There will be no Methodist services in
the Open Hall next Sunday as this Is
Rev. Cookinghams day in Mondak.
Geo. Balfour arrived here from Canada
last Saturday to visit his wife. Who has
been dangerously i'll. She is out of danger
however. and rapidly recovering.
Otto Waldo returned Saturday from
six weeks visit to his. old home in Ham
burg. Wis. where be had splendid time
visiting his parents and other relatives and
friends.
The harness shop of Brenna & Schow At
Froid burned to the ground early last Sat
urday morning. the building and contents
being total loss amounting to "a. 600 or
more. which was partly covered by insur-
ance. 1t is not known how the fire origin
ated.
Stock pastured close to town. For teum
call on Butter6eld & Englebright. 4tf
A big Indian pow WOW or council vas
held in Poplar the latter part Of last week
in which nearly every family on the reser-
walton was represented. We understand
that Uncle Sam will distribute some three |
hundred thousand dollars to them in the |
near future.
On next Thursday evening the Ladies
Aid society of the Presbyterian church |
will give Washington program and social
in the church. A lunch will be one of the |
numbers on the program. The price of
admission is IS cents. and this pays for |
lunch. entertainment. and general good
time
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Mr. and Mrs Mitgard returned from
the western part Of the state Tuesday and
for the present will board with Mrs. Multi |
gan. who has been taking care of their in
FAINT child during the illness of Mrs. Nit
gard. The latter has fully recovered her
usual health and is gaining rapidly in
strength.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forncrook and baby |
girl came down from brentwood Wednes-
day to help out with the music for the |
Masquerade. Miss Ida Huxsol violinist |
having gone east for her spring millinery |
stock. Roy has a dray line in Plenty wood |
and also has charge of the oil tanks and
the delivery of kerosene and gasoline for |
large territory.
Macton 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 $500
per ton. att
Mrs. Sarah Mccoy and Mrs. Fine and |
daughter of Bainville. are guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Evans this week and |
took in the masquerade. Before returning |
home these ladies expect to visit Mr.. and |
Mrs. Leonard Vancil and Mr.. and Mrs |
]. A. Livermore. all relatives. Mrs.
Evans recently returned from a weeks
visit to her brother Leonard Vanci.
Mrs. w. Mathews dispensed hospitality |
to the members of the Presbyterian Ladies
Aid last Friday afternoon, and the time
was pleasantly spent in business. sewing |
and conversation until the refreshment |
hour. when most satisfying feast of good |
things was enjoyed nv all. several gentle |
men also having the honor and pleasure OF
testifying to the quality and the quantity
of the viands.
Go to the Phoenix saloon for choice fam.
lily liquors. Blue Ribbon. Humboldt Rye.