The searchlight., 1912-10-25
Local Happenings.


o. S. Cutting of Glasgow. was in town
Monday.
John Manning was in town yesterday
from his ranch.
Miss Gina Simpson Of Glasgow was in
town yesterday visiting friends.
Hugo Bruegger was up from Williston
! yesterday with new automobile.
Jim Stephens. the best sheriff Valley
County ever had. was in toSn short time
last Sunday afternoon.
Girl Wanted for General house work.
Inquire of Mrs. I. L. Brooks or at the
store of the Brooks Company. 27tI
Andrew Davidson, county commissioner
from Malta. was in town Wednesday. He
has been making campaign trip on the
branch line.
Ed. Button. Republican nominee for
J clerk and recorder. was in town Monday
and went north to visit towns on the
branch line.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Bu,terheld & Englebright. 4tf
The ladies Of the Catholic church will
serve supper at the ST. Paul house on Nov.
S. Supper begins at 5 O'Clock. Every one
kindly invited 26t3
} Rev. o. ]. Hagen was setting up the
cigars last Saturday on the arrival Of q
I baby boy at his house. The boy Is dandy
! weight 10 lbs.
} Be sure and attend the auction sale at
1 Lunke's ranch on November I'D. 1919. at
I Lakeside. Montana. 2st4
Rev. c. f. Wharton will hold services
I at Lakeside next Sunday afternoon at 3
I o'clock. At Mondak the usual morning
} and evening services will be held.
\ J.. r.. Hartley. sales solicitor for the
) Reeves line Of agricultural implements.
sold 4o-H. p. Traction pillow outfit last
< week to Eli Watts OF Froid; price s3sao. 90
\ The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet
with Mrs. Bert Bowers next Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 81. An invitation is ex
x blended to all friends Of the church. Mrs.
. Archie Bold. President.
Ed. White Of Malta. deputy weight and
measure Inspector. was in Culbertson a
couple Of days this week inspecting scales.
He is ineidently helping the candidates on
the Republican county ticket.
Rev. Paul Iverson will hold services in
the Adventist church Saturday. Sabbath
meeting at 2p. m. Sunday evening ser.
vices at 80 p. m. The subject: How
may we know that we are a child of God '
All are welcome.
Nels Bengtson Of Enterprise. had a run,
away at McIlwain's place last Saturday
and as result had two ribs broken and
. one hand badly bruised. He came to
\ town Monday and DIR. Collinson dressed
4 his injuries. Nels says he suffered whole
< lot.
\ Miss Victoria Freeman. who is now a
II deputy or clerk for w. Is. Shoemaker in
4 the clerk and recorders office at Glasgow,
< was in town Monday aud Tuesday assist
< ing in the proof reading on the poll lists
which are being printed by the county
/ printer.
D Frank Compton was in town last Friday
D and called a, the Searchlight Office to re-
new his subscription. He reported crop
averages as follows: 65 acres of wheat as
D bushels to the acre: IS acre Of oats Al
bushels to the acre: hax not threshed yet
bu, fairly good yield.
y II. o. Lunke has decided to sell, on No.
4 vember I'd, 1919, at his ranch at Lakeside.
Montana. all his horses and farm machin
I cry and il will pay anyone interested in the
D purchase OF horses, cattle and farm ma
/ chinery to remember the day OF sale to be
I held by him. November ad. ast@
The Li,erary-Embroidery Club met a,
! business meeting at Mrs. w. S. Evans
I Saturday. An election OF officers was
4 held as follows for the ensuing year: Mrs.
} Wittmeier Pres. Mrs. Folkes;ad Vice
/ Pres. and Mrs. chas. Evans Sec. and
I Treas. Club will meet with Mrs. Chas.
Evans Thursday Oct. 3rst. at 4 O'Clock
} p. N.
! Rev. Paul Iverson. the Adventist who
} built small church in Culber,son las,
J summer. returned from Walla WalIa.
I WASH. this week and will hold services in