The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current, 1912-12-13

A CONTINUED sIoR,
OF CURRENT EVENTS.
Folkestad delivers coal a, s. 90 per ton

Folkeslad delivers coal at s. 90 per ton,
any where in town. 2ott
For suggestions for Christmas presents
see the big ad Of the Valley Drug Store
Their display in the store is one OF the
welcome sights OF our city.
NJ. /. Dunn is III in bed this week. hav-
ing in some manner run into bunch OF
poison ivy We hope he will recover in
time to enjoy happy Christmas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Bowers and son left
Yesterday to visit their old home in Arkan-
sas. They will also visit friends and re-
latives in Oklahoma. Kansas and other
states.
The Culbertson Tailoring Co, l.. l.,
Fryhling manager has a new ad IN this
issue Mr. Fryhling Is certainly pleasing
his patrons by his superior work and up
to.date methods.
Mr.. aud Mrs. +. NJ catlin will leave
next week for Arlington. MINI. to visit
the Striesguth family. after which they will
make trip to Creston, Iowa. to visit Mr..
Catlins old home folks.
A. /. Charter. agent for the Montana
Life Ins. Co.. Of Helena, was IN town
Tuesday and paid the Searchllght visit.
The company he represents is a good one,
and Mr. Charter is a pleasant gentleman
to meet.
Mrs. W. 5. Evans, and granddaughter
Miss Viola Evans. left Wednesday evening
Tor Los Angeles where Miss Viola will
enter commercial college to learn book
keeping and stenography. They expect to
return in March.
Miss Margaret Leaky left for her home
in Glasgow Tuesday evening, alter spend
ing three weeks here as special nurse Tor
Mrs. |. l.. Brooks. While here Miss
Leaky gained many ir"nds with whom she
will be welcome guest should she ever
visit CulbeTison in the iutsTe.
The BruegPer Mine is now operated by
Folkestad. Coal s.. 90 per ton at the mine.
2gtf
Andrew Berglund has leased the Eagle
Cafe Of the Ford Estate and has installed
new furniture throughout lie opened up
Tor business " ednesday. The Eagle Cate
under his management will be run IN FIRST
class manner and a home bakery will he
run in connection. with fresh homemade
bread every day. 3+pI
One cord of drY pine Labs at the lmPer-
ial Lumber Yard for s. oo. This is equal
to three ricLs of wood. 53,4
Drop in at the Presbl terian Church Tor
your supper tonight. It's IS cents Tor
adults and IS cents for children under IA
| they are offering some hne articles Of
needlework Tor sale. as we'll as an aitrac-
tive line Of postcards and booklets. Don't
forget to try a cast at the tishpond
Dry pine slabs for sale at the Imperial
Lumber Yard s. 90 per cord at the yard
OF S so delivered 33t4
All Christian believers OF Culbertson are
invited to join in the celebration Of the
sacrament OF the Lords Supper at the
Presbyterian church Sunday forenoon at
II o'clock. and there is standing invita-
ton to all 10 attend the Sunday School
meeting at 10 a. m. the Junior Endeavor
at p. m. and the Senior Endeavor al
o4S p. IN. The subject Of the pastors
sermon for Sunday evening is, Taste and
See"
G. w. Ortscheid has a choice line oil
bracelet watches, novelty in the iewelry
line in Culbertson. 32tf.
An unknown man was found on the
street near the Arndt store in Mondak
Sunday morning frozen to death. lie
had been about the town for several DAYS.
drinking heavily. and eating little OF moth
ing. When the saloons closed at 1 so
m. he disappeared and doubtless lay down
where he was found. and quickly became
unconscious. The Coroner was called and
pronounced the death IS probably due to
excessive alcoholism.