The searchlight., 1912-11-01

| The State Bank OF Culbertson has
change in their sd this week.
Will Palmer Of the South Side. vas in
town Wednesday and made the Searchlight
a call.
C. w. Ortscheid. Culbertson's popular
leweler. has some new goods which he ad
vertiscs this week.
II. S. Madsen Of Dagmar was in town
Monday doing some shopping and attend
ing 10 other business.
Two children Of Mr.. and Mrs Victor
Lake we're baptized last Sunday by Rev.
o. ]. Hagen at the home Of Mr.. Lake.
wittmeier & West recently installed a
furnace in their store which is big i'm.
provement. S. S. Moen did the work.
| S. S. Moen returned last Friday morning
from brief business visit TO Penn N. D..
where he sold some property which he
owned there.
| The Culbertson Orchestra gave Hal
lowe'en dance in the Opera Hall last night.
About twenty couple were present and all
enjoyed themselves.
The ladies Of the Catholic church will
serve supper at the ST. Paul house on Nov.
S. Supper begins at O'Clock. Every one
kindly invited z6t3
Halloween passed of very quietly in
Culbertson last night. A few pranks were
played here and there. but. owing partly to
the vigilance Of Marshall Fredrickson. very
little property was destroyed.
Freeman Buck of the South Side. was
in town today hauling grain. He had 90
acres Of wheat which averaged better than
as bushels to the acre. His flax averaged
IS bushels to the acre on breaking.
Tanner & Best have purchased the store
and stock at McCabe and have secured the
services of Frank Mcmahon as manager Of
same. They intend to pu, in a complete
stock for general store. with the exception
of farm implements and lumber.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Bu,terheld & Englebright. 4u
Miss Libby McGinnis. who recently took
claim on the South Side near Mona, left
Wednesday for her old home at Beatrice,
Neb.. for visit. She is taking some vege-
tables from the X. z. Jimeson farm to
show her relatives what they grow in Mon
tana.
Timo,hy Seed for Sale by J. G. Nugeni.
He has 100 bushels Of the best and cleanesi
seed to be found in Valley County. Any
one desiring this seed are invited to call at
once at IS cents pound. a6ps
w. M. McGinnis Of the Evans Hotel has
made special arrangements to have the
. bulletins on election returns sent to him at
frequent intervals during the night follow
, ing election. These will be posted up IN
the Evans Hotel and read to all who wish
to hear them. Ladies who are interested
in the returns can assemble in the hotel
parlor. astI
After Nov. Ist the Star Meat Market will
. not open at all on Sunday. The weather
hereafter will be cool enough for meat to
. keep in the home over Sunday. Clarence
, Ross, Proprietor. 77ta
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will have their
sale and lunch 10 the basement Of the State
Bank. Friday evening Nov. !. instead OF
Oct. 90. as before announced. The ladies
have nice line of articles. both useful and
suitable for Christmas gifts. and large
attendance is desired. The sale will be-
gin At O'Clock after which lunch will be
served 7ot3
The Presbyterian manse assumed the
appearance of branch Of the Montana
Childrens Home Society on Monday of
this week when Mr.. Joseph A. Barnes. the
superintendent OF the society. aided by
Mrs. Barnes. brought their two young
children from the Home at Helena to place
with families in this section. One. little
blue eyed girl Of IS months. has found a
home with our genial Commissioner and
> wife. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Mcbride. and
The other. sturdy brown-eyed boy OF 40
months will make his home with Mr.. and
! Mrs Madsen near Dagmar. The busy
, .'stork" man ana his wife left on No. ;
Monday night for Helena.