The searchlight., 1912-04-19

Grandma Shields has been laid up with
an attack of quinzy. but is improving.
Mrs. John Manning is suffering from
quincy at the ranch but is getting better.
Mrs. Henry Charleson. who lives short
distance south of Froid. is suffering from
nervous collapse. but is now improving
slowly.
For Sale-One refrigerator. 90 ID. ice
capacity. and one IA inch lawn mower.
used one year. For particulars address
N. c. Jensen. box a,7. Culbertson. Mont.
53pr
The Hillside Cemetery Association meets
tomorrow, April 10th. when three trustees
are to be elected, two to fl! vacancies by
expr alton Of term and one to take the
place of S. p. Mitchell deceased. See no.
tice elsewhere.
w. c. Evans. OF Bainville. was in town
"Wednesday and renewed his subscription
to the Searchlight. He commenced seed
ing before the storm last Saturday and
Sunday. but had to stop for while.
A cold wave and snow storm passed over
Culbertson last Saturday night which ct.
fec,ually put a stop to seeding and field
work for a while. Since that time the
weather has been fine and farmers are
again getting to work in their fields.
Elder Nick Hale. of Blair. left Tuesday
for Devils Lake to attend the annual meet.
ing Of the Dakota Presbyterian Indian Mis-
sion as delegate from Ft. Peck reserva-
tion. Elder Hale had quite an experience
with the flood recently. losing much valua-
BILE farm machinery.
Methodist Church services will be held
the Opera house Sunday morning and eve
ming. Rev Cookingham will preach at II
a. m. on the theme. 'An Earnest Invita-
ton, and at 80 his subject will be, The
Christians Possessions" Everybody will
find welcome at these services.
Bill Jarvis. of Plentywood. was in town
several days this week and on Tuesday met
his mother, Mrs. w. X. Jarvis who arrived
that day from Portland. Oregon. While
here Mr.. Jarvis sold a quarter section OF
land. known as the Stanheld claim on
Sheep Creek. to Sam Berry for s.. 600.
Stock pastured close to town. For terms
call on Butterheld & Englebright. 4n
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Milton arrived in
Culbertson last Saturday after having Wis
tied Poison. Waller, Cutbank and several
other points in the mountains OF Montana.
J They did not find suitable location and
say that business seems to be overdone in
these new towns. They will look over
towns near Culbertson and expect to locate
J in this vicinity again.
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 main
, business street of Culbertsou. 46t2
w. T. Fenton. of the South Side. suffered
serious accident on Tuesday evening o
last week while returning home from town
He had team hitched to his wagon behind
which became frightened. In the mixuE
1 which followed Mr.. Fenton suffered ;
I compound fracture Of his right leg jus
D above the ankle. the large bone cominl
J through the flesh. On Wednesday he wa.
I brought to the city hospital where DR.. Gel
( linson is attending HIM and reports tina
} everything is progressing favoraDly.
FARM TO RENT-one quarter mih
I from Culbertson, 90 acres under cultivation
! good buildings and all fenced. Enquire o
4 w. Mathews I7tf
Edward Colwell and Miss Clara Kenne
4 dy, both of Charley Creek settlement, wer
I married on Wednesday at the home Of IN
D brides parents near Brockton. Rev.
Hennessy performing the ceremony. Ed
. Kennedy and Miss Mary Colwell stood u
/. with the happy pair. All the neighbor
= and friends Of both were gathered at tn
. we 1ding and a delectable breakfast wa
4 served. Young Mr.. Col~ell already has
II house built on his claim and they will stal
= housekeeping at once. Nav good luc
. attend them.
~ Lowest prices on Lumber at Tanner
. Best's. 45h
= Rev. Chase announces that he will preac
at the Presbyterian church next Sunds
= morning on ''Unities Of the Gospel an
. in the evening on Outward Form or Ir
y ward Reality" An earnest invitation
extended to all to be present at these sc
= vices The Sunday school meeting at
z a. m. has classes for all ages, and the E
= deavors will welcome everybody at the
. meeting at 6:3o p. m. Your help will
Il and xecinsocaA~d