The searchlight., 1912-11-15
4 CONTINUED sT0Ry

Notice ortschied's silver-ware ad in thi
issue.
Wi,tme,er 4 West advertise Gold Media
Flour this week.
Magnus Hoel has accepted position
with 5 S. Moen. the hardware man.
Mrs Jim Mulligan. formerly of Culbert
son. stopped over for few davs from Pax
ton last week.
Irene Beauer is expected from Glasgow
to work as assistant at the central tele.
phone exchange.
Tanner 4 Best have a large ad in this
week calling attention TO their complete
stock Of winter goods. etc.
Martin Johnson Of Ray. n. D.. was here
for days visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. o. N. Olson last week.
Services at the Catholic church mex,
Sunday at 1890. and Sunday school at
clock. Rev. Father Hennessy, Pastor.
Stock pastured close to town. For ter ms
call on Bu,,erheld & Englebright. 4u
F. II. Moothart. of McCabe purchased
lumber Of the Mahon- Robinson Lumber
Co.. preparatory to building a residence
on his farm.
Miss Josephine Belanger left for her
home at Fairvie~, Mont. last week. She
has been assistant telephone operator here
for the past three months.
Freeman White has reopened the old
Gem Saloon building and bouling alley.
He has also installed pool table and will
later have soft drinks on hand.
Folkesiad delivers coal at So 90 per ton.
anywhere in town. 2ot
Rev. II. p. X. Hansen returned Sunday
morning from Omaha. Neb.. where he has
been for couple Of months consulting
with doctors there in regard to his health.
Mrs. II. NJ. Smith left for St. Louis,
Missouri. Sunday. accompanied by her
daughter who will receive medical attention
there. She will be away for about six
weeks. Mrs. Ienson. Of kalispell has
taken her place as bookkeeper at Tanner
Bests store during her absence.
Mrs. 7. Courchene gave a social party
"Wednesday afternoon. to some of her
friends and an enjoyable time was had.
There were fourteen ladies present A
splendid luncheon was partaken of. This
is the second Of a series Of parties Mrs.
Courchene has been giving. the first one
being given last week.
Timothy Seed for Sale by |. G. Nugent
He has I96 bushels of the best and cleanest
seed to be found in Valley County. Any
one desiring this seed are invited to call at
once at IS cents pound. z6ps
Ole Tobiason of Culbertson. got a mes
sage last Saturday that his father was dead
at his home near Elbow Lake, MINI,
and left the same night to attend the funer-
al. II is said that the old gentleman. who
was so years old. left an estate Of about
fifty thousand dollars to be divided bet ween
the widow and four children.
Ernest Balm. OF Enterprise. called at
the Searchlight Monday and payed up his
subscription and reports the FIRST crop
that he has had in three years on 90 acres
as follows: wheat on IS acres average az
bushels. "a acres OF flax part Of which
averaged a2Li bushel. balance ~ bushels,
and % acres OF oats averaged S7ls bushels.
The Bruegper Mine is now operated by
Folkestad. Coal s.. 90 per ton at the mine
2otf
The home Of Fritz Small. a native 4
the reservation. was dsrkened last Sunday
by the death of his wife. Esther Small,
after siege with that relentless disease,
consumption. The funeral was held from
the Indian church at Blair, the sermon
being preached by Rev. J. w. Chase
through an interpreter. the native minister.
Rev. Mr.. Hills. who also gave short talk
to his flock. A large number Of relatives
and frien is were present to show their last
respects to the departed one and their
to the bereaved. The remains
were laid to rest in the Blair Indian Gene
terry.
Joseph Scott. the fourteen year old son
Of Mr. and Mrs Stephen Scott. deceased
passed away at the old home on the reser-
walton west Of Medicine Lake on Monday,
and the funeral services were conducted
from the Presbyterian church Of Culbert
son on Tuesday afternoon. Rev. /. w.
Chase officiating. The young lad had been
an invalid since the age Of six years. hav-
ing been unable to speak for the past six
years. and was the special care Of the
mother who preceded him to the other life
but six weeks ago. The struggle without
his mother proved too great for the endur
ance OF his weakened constitution. and he
quietly fell asleep, His body was laid be
side his mother IN Hillside GENE
ter ~ athy is extended to those who