The searchlight. [volume], August 19, 1910, Image 1

About The searchlight. [volume] (Culbertson, Mont.) 1902-current

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Wll Kill FIles
FOR SALE AT
TlE VALLEY RUG CO.
W. A. iuxsol, Prop.
Valley Meat Market
*_ Reopened
* Everything New and Fresh.
* Finest now cooling room In the
" state. We will keep the best line
* of beef, pork, veal, mutton, poultry,
i Ash, etc. to be had anywhere. we
respctfully ask a share of- your
* patmoasge.
Telephone 34
S Jacobs & Markle
: Culbertson, - Montana.
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0i CALL FOR
I White's Old Style Beer
IIT'S BETTER TiAT'S WHY
i Watch for the reasons
: Any saloon keeper can furnish
" this beer to you at $5;50 per case
- $1.00 rebate for empty when re
3 turned.
East (Orand Forks Lrg.Co.
W. J. Doheny Agt. - Bainville, Most.
S . ...TIS BANYI...
j WANTS YOIJR BUSlISS
W We confess it. On the other band, we knowweare
S jnstifed n thus asking your petmarge We not
only offer our depostonrs every facility to be found
a is a modera institution, togetbher with courteous con.
0 sideration and the best of esracs, but we also assure
you of Security for you mose, Strength sd Stabili
ty in management and methods. We will appre
- cate your busimess.
: The Ci.. 's mate sank
Culbertson, be o nana
Outhnerte-on, - qntana
P,,m., ise o (ling Caa
Jm-pw upsa Out li
Pmemo -if s.ites
It Isb eported tbat a crew if
Great Northern srveiyors are now
a work surveying a cut cf, begis
aag at Culbertson rensing east to
what is knoamwn as StarS 4 Co*
whib is about three nm easat of
tow., thence up the catles sad
over the small divide to Dane Val
ley, striking the present branch at
McCabe's.
The Balaville Tribune, which
has poked considerable fun at The
Searcblibh for its repeated asser
tions that the branch would be op
orated from Cultertsoa, came Out
last week with an article admitting
that Brother Reed was probably
right.
Just why the road wascnot built
up Stafford's Coulee in the rst
place is not very clear to the
Searchlight, but that plans are be
ing mreade to that end now seems
to be an assured fact.
However, the people of Culbert
son can rest assured that when a
man in the high position of L. W.
Hall makes a promise that it will
be fulfilled.
Following is the article that ap
peared In the Bainvilte Tribune
last week :
There has beeu a pernsest rumor that
Culbertson was to the Juactioa poist for
the sew branch istead d Balville, as a
log lasisted by Bro. Reed of he Search
light.
But UII.le credence was r ivoe this, al
though Louis HIU has bem quoted a sum
bar of times a stating that the liu would
be oper-atd from Culbert.oe whe com-r
itepbd. But the fat seems to be sear ac
comphabcd, as P. R. Prie, the . N.
resident esgser,. left yeterday for Cal
krose to begia th survey of the prope
a estem which is to tas the pessa
'tbreach at about McCabe with the asai
Alas at Culberisom, by way of Staord Cos
ise. There would be little croedee tives
this were is ot for the facts that appear in
the attempts to verity the report. While
the coatlauJ local trouble, very much
magnified. appeare in very bed taste to
the Great Northra maagement. mothlag
like this reslt was epected. The rew
depot that was to be builtl her has bes
saied od TeYlu has not bees comeoted
with the breach sad the hllastiag of the
cm has been stopped and all other i.
provemeuet en the breach smpedd. so
doubt for the ae that they do aot in
tad to operate the braach atil the cutd
is built to Culbertaso.
Foey Kidney PIls
Teos in quality aid tto quic is re
salts. For beshkahe, beedachs dlmialee,
aervoueaas., arinary irreglaritie sad
rhe.matslm. Valley Drag Co.
LANDS WITHDRAWN
LIbt of anuds Withdrawa rem
atrty Im Vallsy sad Daew
sea Ceatles.
Another sweeping withdrawal
order went into effect recently,
about all the land in eastern Va_.
ley county and eastern Dawson
county. The land is withdrawn
frse settlement, sale, location or
sutry, pending its classifSation as
coal land. The following is a list
of the eowasktps withdrawn. The
Geological surey is now is the
feld making examinatioa of the
lands as to their coal character.
All land that is found to be worth
leas for coal pusposes will be re
steed to eatry and no reistristios
will be placed on it soar as coat
is eoncerned. All other land where
co0l s found will be subject to en
try tader the Moedell ball and on
ly surface right for agricultural
purposes will be grated:-
Meunua lranucw. MUsas, u
Township 36 and y nonth rangy
sgst, all.
. 35.. 36 and 37 : ren
* mt,.all.
Tast hip T 3 aosth, Pangs
st tsid of Fort Peek Iula
-' -~UI·i:s w . ýs
a d s4 north,
1Towaihip 5 north, rang.4
43 east, 4Iitslllti al.
Township " and 24 north,
range 44 e 'e, .
Township orth, range 44
a all PsiMe . ort Peck I.
STownhi 3 and 37 north,
pge 44 +et;endasive, alL
v Township lh and 4 north,
nogeo 4 sea, all.
Township 33 north, range 45
eaet, all outside of Fort peck res
eºtion.
Township 3 , and 24 north,
tane 46 east, all
Township C nortb, range 46
east, all outside of Fort Peck ree
ervtiou.
Township 34 to 37 north, range
46 east, all.
Township s3 to sS north, range
47 ast, incladsiLvalL
Township 33 north, range 47
east, all outside 0f Fort Peck res
ervation.
Township 34 to 37 north, range
47 east ,clisive, all.
Towns.i.p s6 to 19 north, range
48 east, alL a
Township 33 north, range 48
east, all outside of Fort Peck res
eration.
Township 34 to 37 north, range
48 east inclusive, all.
Township s's to s6 north, range
49 east, inclusive, all.
Township 33 north, range 49
east all outside of Fort Peck reser
vation
Township 34 to 37 north, range
49 east, inclusive, all.
Township 3 to s6 north, range
Se east, inclusivp all.
Township 33 worth, range So
east, all outside Fort Peck reser
vation.
Township 34 to 37 north, range
$o east, inclusive, all.
Township s3 to s6 north, range
az east, inclusive, all.
Township 33 north, range 51
east, all outside of Fort Peck res
rvation.
Township 34 to 37 north, range
Sz east, inclusive, all.
Township 23 to a6 north, ranpge
5· east, inclusive, alL
Township 33 north, range Ss
east, all outside of Fort Peck res
ervation,
Township 34 to 37 north, range
$2 east, inclusive, all.
Township 23 to s6 ocrth, range
3 east, inclusive, all.
Township 33 north, range 53
east, all ontaide of Fort Peck res
ervation.
Township 34 to 37 north, range
3 east, inclusive, all.
Township 23 to s6 north, rang
53 east, inclusive, all.
Township 30 north, range 54
east, all outside of ort Peck rea
Township 30 to 33 north, range
5S east, inclusive, all outside of
Indian reservation.
Township 34 to 37 northf range
4 east, inclusive, alL
Township 23 and s6 north,
range SS east, inclusive, all.
Township 30 to 33 north, range
5 east, all outside of Indisa rae
Townihip 34 to 37 north, range
5 east, inclnsive, all
Township £3 to 16 oath, rang
6 east, inclusive, alL.
Towaship 30 to 31 arthe, rUange
6 east, blnlsive.
Trwnshbip to 37,10 aoto, rae
36nt, inclasavo, alL
Township 53 to 5 north, rqap
s7eat lncluseve all.
TWpsidP ps to 37n;erth, ruage
57 ar, inloesia, alL
Township Ij t 37 ath, rage
Townshipst tSo a uth, sangs
mgbosri tj doL#rL ul
MUIKAL TRIlAT
m 's frqtuum I. Parve c.
dsemustre de Oe C.umert
ea Wednesday Night.
The citisas of Caulbrtson who
wpre lucky enough to attend the
concert Wednesday evening of
Pof. Bistolf's Orchestra, were
hiy entertained.
W.lhile the orchestra is compos
ed of only three members, each
one is as artistic player upon his
own especial instrument. The
combination guitar, harp and flute
played by Prof. Bistol was a un
ique but very eSective musical in
strument.
Hery Lianstman is an expert vi
olisnt and rendered a classical so
lo which so pleased the audience
and the applause was so vigorous
that he gave them another selec
tion.
The banjorine, a combanation of
banjo and tamborine, played by
Prof. Paul Renjou, was another
unique and effective instrument.
As a whole the orchestra played
the most dilcult classical music
in a manner much appreciated by
lovers of music. The orchestra
will receive a warm welcome
should it ever visit Culberteso
again.
After the concert the orchestra
played dance music and many of
the young people flung the light
fantastic toe a couple of most en
joyable hours.
BLESSED RAIN
Celbertoan as tIad Plenty e
MeIsture the Past Week and
PaImners ReIles.
A fiee rain fell in Culberteon
and vicinity last Friday. Another
came Saturday afternoon; more
moisture fell on Monday and on
Tuesday night rain fell practically
all night. The beat feature of the
ffair is that this vast tonnage of
water all soaked into the ground,
as it came slow and at iatervals.
Although harvest as about con
cluded and threshing is under way
among the farmers, the interfer
ance with their work was more
than offset by the great benefit de
rived by the moisture.
After traveling over the dry
country along the G. N. Railway
west of Glasgow where hardly a
blade of green grass has grown
during the season, except under
irrigatian, it is certainly good to
get back to God's country as ea
amplified by Valley county, Meoat.
Especially is this true of eastern
Valley county, where the halls,
dales, farms and ranches are coy
ered with a healthy green verdure.
The climate, soil and rainfall in
this favored vicinity combine to
make this one of the best farming
localities along the line of the
Gnreat Northern RailWly, and this
is shown most conclusively this
season, which has been a most es
cessively dry one all over the west
era states.
Of course the farmers of eastern
Valley County are not getting the
the bumper crops of last year. but
all are getting some return from
th soil, and the scintific farmers
are getting splendid reterns
The dilerence between scimntifc
methods of dry farming and the
caele methods of cultivating the
pound used by many is much
me marked this season than in
other years when a normal amount
of meoiture falls is the spring of
the year, and the lesson is being
learned by the ereles farmers
The Searchlight predicts that
when tee nest series of famers'
institutes are held sn eaters Val
ly county, a much greater num
br dU wll e isattsqama taeve
bsfoan
I WALK-OVER SHOBS
FOR MEN
Meet all requirewets-for work
or for dress.
Patent Leather, Calflkla, Kangroo Box Calf .!
and Qua Metal Leather. Heavy and llght
weIghte-Several style-they all St.
,$3.50 $4.00 $4.50 $5.00
Florshelm Shoes For Men $5.00
Pall lie now in.--lald to show you.
PARSHALL & EDMONDS
C.talle aed 3Sk Cdwtasmer, Monet.
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The Bread Qgestion
If you pay $3.60 per hundred bfor our how many
lorav of breed can be made at 10 eentsa iloaf Doe't
try it but call at Johnson's Bakery.
Culbertson, - Montana.
St. Paul Hotel
/NsAR VIZ DUaPOT
W. M. Mls, Putp.
Bvrything New and Up-to"Dat.. Fl|. airy
Rooms.
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