The searchlight. [volume], August 26, 1910, Image 7

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

Image provided by: Montana Historical Society; Helena, MT

                
-77-1 ~ s I£ m n
Oaeliee Englees a Talent & Ute. elf
-Comer Amstreeg weasIs tows from the
south sie lest Saeasisy.
O1. wanted for -eneral hea enwork by
Mrs. 0. W. Tasner. 6st
Bast Liase cend de.ived at Useo per
on bh BDeterlud B Eagldbright. rgdl
The infant chld of Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Devist of Culbertson died Tuesday some a
ter birth.
Go the Phoenix Cabe for Blue Ribbon
Whishkey, eight years old and strictly pere.
L 3. Schow Ptep. z4tt
3L F. Howel, a bhued traveling selemens
for a St. Leais Calendar coecers made Cal
bertnon hot Friday.
Weated-Clean cottan rap at t he
Searchlight lice. Will pays 5 cents a
posed for root as peonds.
R.3. Johnson, candidate for the odce
of clerk and tecorder was in town Tuesday
and Wedaesday of this week.
See S. S. Mraa for Zenith harness, the
very beet made. Single and doeble bar
-ees I heavy .ad light grades. 44 tf
Mark Thomas is wholesale agent for
Schmidt s eer and Drary's Soft Drinks.
Leaye orders at Eagle Saloor phone 96.
44tf
Rt. Rev. M. C. Lealhan, Bishop of Great
Falls, was in Cutbertsoe Sunday. He left
Moaday moralag to visit the Catholic .le
soes north of Culbertaom.
C. L. Folkestad is building .the oanda
tios for a handsome residence on his claim
north ci town The carpeeters will be at
work oi it in the neer fute.
Wanted-A boy to learn the trade Ia the
Searchlight oBos. Should be about i6
years old and intelligent, and willing to
work. Will advance each a boy rapidly.
z8tf
James Walter Smith. the four months
old child of Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Smith
died Sunday of cholera infantum. The
funeral was held from the house Monday.
M. D. Skelly is spending his time this
summer on his claim near Plentywood and
C. R. Bartlett is running the Skelly Bar
ber Shop during the absence of the. pro
prietor.
Get your job printing done at the Search
light oice. Although the price of living
has gone up several notches we are still
doseg busianes at the same old stand at the
same old low prices. 46 t f
Ensign Haskles of Denver. Col., a Sal
vation Army man, preached in the Presby
terian church Sunday evening. Monday
he was collecting money for the Inter
Mountain district of the Army.
To keep your health sound. to avoid the
ills of advancing years. to conserve your
physical forces for a ripe and healthful old
age, guard your kidneys by taking Foley's
Kidney Remedy. Valley Drug Co.
T If A...mmean 1. ......1.. hg. ann.w
mer vacotion on the claim of M D. Skelly
and is also looking up a claim for himself
and partner with whom mt is reported he
will form an alliance in the near future.
The crops in Dane Valley. while fir for
this year are not turning out as much grain
to the acre as expected. Wheat is averag
lug from 5 to 1s bushels to the acre and oats
from ten to 3o bushels, which is not nearly
so much as anticipated by those who have
threshed.
F. C. VanKuster and Leas Opeal of
Scobey. Eli Lafremier and Rosallie Brien
of Medicine Lake, and Geo. L. Onstad and
Hilda Lande of Coalridge all in this coun
ty. were granted marriage licenses on
Thursday of last week.
In baying a cough medicine, don't be
afraid to get Chamberlain's Cough Reme
dy. There is so danger from it, and re
lef is sure to follow. Especially recom
meaded for coughs. colds and whooping
cough. Sold by all dreggists.
The penalty for shooting ducks out of
season is a Sne of $too and the law break
ern should beware. The following is the
open season and limit for the following
game : Oct. s to Dec. x. elk. mountaia
goat, deer and moentain sheep. limit one
per season: Oct. I to Nov. x. grouse. pral
ry chicken, sage hen. pheasant. partridge,
limit fee per day: Sept. t. to jan. x. will
ducks, limit so per day; wild gees, brast,
and swan, so limit-Gilats journal.
FURNITURE ad BEDDING
We handle the Kianeapolls Bed.
41mg Compaay's go**.
Iron beds, cots, couches, etc.
Matressbs of all sizes and qualities.
A full line of furniture,
rockers and chairs just ar
rived.
.5 S. MOEN
cipes WInd MM at Taser & Best's
Paesae hor seat, .ee..&lf mile from
own. Apply to A B. Tasmer. sd
Spring Laue Whiskey. the best I. the
and at the Phoessi Cats. L. 3. Schow,
Peup, 2411
K. 0. Slette is wearig a broad smile
bees days as his white steamer is now in
meltg oaer.
Go to D. R. Brockman Resident Dentist
Dice in First National Bank butding,
Dalbertsoa. Most. gtE
A beach of Culbertson Masnss will visit
Poplar tonight to attend a beaneet given
by the Poplar lodge.
Ale: Middleo.., now deputy oean sear
tevor of Chateau County. was down from
Chateen Saturday shaking hands with many
Woods.
J. S. Day of the South Side was is town
Saturday a"d says he will speed some
weeks at the new hotel at Boulder Speiegs
a the near future.
The Presbyterian Ladies Aid will meet
it the country home of Mrs. Jack Forsythe
m Friday Sept. s, at 2:3o p. m. A fall at*
enadace is urged.
Mrs. A. R. Mittos left Tuesday for her
mid horne ia Lassing. Iowa to viat her
mother and other relatives. She will be
poee a mouth or more,
Mr. Sheldos and J. C. Gregory left yes
terday for Pleatywood to look after the
shipment of wool for Mesers. Gregory,
Marne. False and Cad Ball.
Mrs. Brooks, mother of I. L. Brooks.
left Tuesday for her home in Wisconsin.
On the way she will stop oN to visit friesds
sad relatives at Detroit, Mine.
Fred Hudson, who has a claim near
Pleutywood acted as pharmacist and man.
ager of the Valley Drag Co.. during the
abseence of'A. W. Hasol for the past two
weeks.
R. J. Maurer arrived hrse Saturday from
Portal. N. D.. in his automobile overland
mad was greeted hers by many old friends.
Mr. Maurer was proprietor of the Pioneer
Livery Barn about four years ago.
Mr. and Mts. A. W. Hxasel and baby
arrived home Tuesday morning from
Charles City. lowa, after a splendid visit
with relatives and friends. Mrs. Hlasul
was gone two months and Mr. Hussol two
weeks.
arm near Lanark to J. A McCann. was in
own Saturday. Mr. Jackson will make a
rip to the coast and thinks of making his
lermant home there. Mr. McCann re
verts good crops on his farm.
The caae of Dyer vs Heggina & Schow
ran dismissed without prejudice in justice
eort of F. P. Miller Tuesday morning up
a motion of Lanke & Comer, attorneys
or the plaintil. The case involved the
wnerseip of the hay on the old Hater
beandoned claim and which was con
eated by Dyer.
A Mondak Masonic Lodge was instatut
d in Culberteon Monday night, the Mon
Iak Masons coming up bern to have the
work done. Among the charter members
1 the new lodge are Dr. McManus. Dr.
)rake, A. S. Newcomb, A P. Rounce of
dondak and W. C. Emery and Win. Leo
tf Yellowstone Valley.
Be sure and takes bottle of Chamber
aim's Colic. Cholera aed Diarrhoea Rem.
dy with you when starting on your trip
his semmer. It cannot be obtained on
woard the trains or steamers. Changes of
eater and climate often cause sodden at
ache of diarrhoea, and it is beat to be pre
pared. Sold by all druggists.
When the digestion as all right, the ac
toe of the bowels regular. there is a aatt
ral craving and relish for food. When this
a lackl* you may know that you need a
lose of Chamberlaia's Stomach end Liver
rablets. They atreegthen the digestive
gaaes. Improve the appetite and regulate
the bowels. Sold by all druggists.
Dysentery is a daegeroeadisease but can
be cared. Chamberlaia's Colic. Cholera
ted Diarrhoea Remedy has been success
lally used ia mine epidemics of dysnetery.
It has never beae knewa to fail It is eq
eally velaable for children and adults, and
when reduced with water and sweetened,
It is pleasant to take. Sold by all druggists.
Fir Farniatme so to Tamer A Deal.
L I.. BrLesb mde a huelmens trip is
Pilliatee Meony.
Mr. and Mra. Buadhy .1 WuhIson are
riteing M. and Mrs. Dean this weas.
The MahoneRoblmeas Luasber Ceompany
em seil =3 dimeafem lumber at ases.
ses they laat. 3s
tMrn. G. D. Gregory. mother d J.C. I
3ugory of Poplar. left yasneday her btr
tome in Chicage
Get LIos brand or Heath & Mafliges
Wand bease palate, both Spleadi quality
it, Ia Mesaoms. oet
Owlag the Train No. a belag anaulled e
m Thuraday we did not seclve the Poplar
;aws time for this weak.
Richard and Dave Edmonds were up to
Wagner the irst of the waeh buildiag
hacks a their homesteads. m
Miss Holt of the Seath Sde is in town a
nking the teachers' emaminatlon at the
school house today and tomorrow. t
Calbertson and vicinity was visited by d
n heavy frost yesterday morning. being the
irst of the aeason. Much garden stud was
lastroyed.
Notice the new ad of the Red Black-'
mnith Shop, Geo. Balfour proprietor. He
a making a specialty of all kinds of plow
ihares, etc.
Tryon. a new town on the Plentywood
branch, is to have a newspaper in the
near future. H. C. Downey will be the
editor and proprietor.
J. 3. Peterson is expected back from
St. Paul In a few days, whee he went
some time ago to see his physiciansa ie r
gard to his lame ankle.
Mrs. Jack McDonald is safering from at
case of blood poisoning as a retnlt of run- -
fing the point of an indellible pencil into I
her hand. She is recovering.
Bill Norbeck, traveling salesman for the
Minot Grocery Company. came to Cal
bertson yesterday in his automobile ac
companied by his wife and mother.
Mrs. Catherine Ingale. saut of Will
Stahl. left Tuedilay for her home in Min
neapolis, after a two months visit at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. G. W Tanner.
Judge 1. H. Dollan of the Medicine Lake
Wave has been in Culbertson several days
this week talking up the candidacy of P.
1. Rin for representative to the state legis
lature.
W. Harmon, traveling freight agent of
the G.N. R'y. and Ed Egan made a drive
over the country north of Culbertson the
fore part of the week, looking up freight
conditions.
A lovely rain Tuesday night and all day
Wednesday filled the .eoll with moisture
and cleared the atmosphere of the smoke
which had drifted down from the burning
forests in the mountains.
If your liver is sluggish and out of tone,
and you feel dull, billions, conastipated.
take a dome of Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver rablets tonight before retiring and
von will feel all right in the morning.
Sold by all druggists.
It is rumored that Medicine Lake may
not be favored with a new depot this anns
on. We can hardly me how any railway
company can deprive a town of a depot
and believe the rumor to be without found
ation. - Froid Tribune.
H. Spaering, the hardware man of Med
icine Lake. left Tuesday of last week for
Sherwood. N. D . where he was married
to Miss Ray Sherret. of that place, Wed.
neaday. We are not able to get any par
ticulars as Harry kept that a pretty close
secret
09Anacu
Red cow. one hors slightly deformed had
balter on when last seen by owner, brand*
ed te on right hip. A suitable reward offer
ed 'I for her rern to owner.
19ts D. C. Cowan. Culberteon, Most.
For Quick ReiI front May Fever
Asthma sad summer broaechtia, take
Foley's Honey and Tar. It quickly re
lieves the discomfort and sufering and the
seanylag symptoms disappear. It soothes
and bhesi the lafamed air paseages of the
head, throat sed broechial tubes. It con
tains no opiates and no harmful drugs. Re.
use substitutes. Valley Drug Co.
Strayed.
From my place, beut July 23. 1gao. 8
bead of two.year-old hllersre
right rib. one to-year~olG sorrel mae
with white strip in face, weight 3oo the..
branded right shoulber. so.oo re
ward fE return of mare.
zgps. Aassaw Baouau. Poplar. Most.
Notice
All those childrea who with the permis
sion of the parents and agent want to go it
St. Pasts Mission school Most. (at the
Little Rockle. Fort Belkuep indisa Reser
vatins) are requested in be at the depot at
Poplar. WOlf Paint and Osweeu respect
ively when the abidse pasesa nest week.
Wedsnaday. Aug. past, to join ia asogeth
er. Sech as have set yet made any ar
reagements may do so, the mndessiged
being is Poplar nat Monday and Tuesday.
Rn'. Ps.acans F. seas.as. S. J.. Pestsr.
Dislte Natcs
The mrm of Rebor A Schow of the Phoe
als Caie dislved paraerehip Jtly so agse.
The uadoaigned. L. 3 !chew has pas
de ats strete d gJ. 7.thasn ban
we u eleeu l and Nebiky lwo debm-e
fapa alm the kam el Kehen " & eow
was baset. M alsued ms * ksme is
Lmdew.tuft, t., i. Dy srtl
STATE FAIR
B me felM In lis Sept. 26 to
Oct. v, WWll .O of the 4
Best 8mer Held
Heless. Meot.. Aug. s3.-Two new fern
tres for the Eighth Annual Mosemsa 4
late Fair Is this city,. Sept. z6-Oct. 5,4
eve bhe aaaoanced and perforce they
set appeal to all. Ose is none other
an daily aeroplane soensions by Car- 4
es, whom same ameeng aviators stands is 4
ts same category as Edison among the 1
ectrcisens or Happe among the billiard
is. The contract for his daily appear. 4
ace has been duly signed by both the
anr maaagement ad the aviator and it
ills for a daily asceesios wherein a height 1
1 as least fifty feet meet be reached and 4
anmast keep his biplsae in the air for 4
ore than tee minutes.
But this should act be taken to mean
at these are the masanmm figures. in- 4
eed, they are the minimum. In other 4
ords, It is more thaa probable that be
ill make flights of miles snui miles and
se to a height of fully a mile. Certises
se a biplane. along the same general 4
anes as the Wright model, in which sever
ral world's flight records have been made. 4
bat be will essay still new records during 4
is Helena record is to be espected. for it 4
thoeght the rarified western atmosphere
Ill prove conducive. to great achieve- (
tents. Curtis will visit only Helena and (
pokane on his western trip-one week at 4
to fairs in the respective cities. The air
sip is no longer Is the realm of doebt.
ad doubtless every reeldeet of the state 4
rill bg pleased to avail himself of the op
rtuaity to -ee in actual operation the
nachinescomcerning which wo much has
se- published.
The other feature referred to is some
ling more of a typical western or Mon
nan order-a cowboys relay race. Al- 4
Lady a large number of entries have bees 4
sade, and it is not improbable that still
there will follow. The conditions of this
ace are such as to make it as realistic as
ossible. The riders are to make three 4
siles each day, every change of maddlea
ad animals to be made in front of the
randstand. Any aspirant in this direc
on is requested to communicate with Sec
stary Mania in this city.
All patented usages are barreo. In oth
r words it must be a genuine cowboy race
Pith the old fashioned cinch straps. rega
stion saddles and the like. That this
vent will prove popular in marked degree
seas doubly assured, while together with
be daily biplane ascention with the well
nown aviator at the helm, the fair man
gement fools that it has provided one of
he most interesting programs imaginable.
W-"wy inEJw rau H
Tonic in quality and action, quick in re
alts. For backache. headache, dizziness, _
ervousness. urinary irregularities and
keumatisan. Valley Drug Co.
al
Poplar Presbyterian Services
Farewell services.-Preaching Sunday
torning August 28th will have for its sub
act, "Communion". The topic of the
rening sermon will be "The Lamb of
od". All are cordially invited. This
ill be the last service of the present min
ter. F. H. Sravausson. Summer Pastor.
Notice.
I have sold my steam threshing outfit to
I. Eisbenbacher and B. Kiecheubacher,
.d they will make all contracts, pay all
ills and make all collections.
19p3. Adam Eiicbeebacher.
Claim For Sale.
Improvements for sale as a fie claim I
rithin 16miles of Culbertson, coesistleg of
mail house and well. Will rellaquish to
erchaser. Address Lock boa a6, Culbert
on, Moot. zupa
For Sale.
A good s6o acre farm. with good house,
lood well, two good barns new grasary. z
all. aorth of Culbertson, Geo Hettinger. 1
z7Pp3
St. Anthony's Church
Services will be held in St. Authony's
harch the first and third Seuday of each
noeth at so.3o a. m., and Seaday School
tvery Sendavslatap.m
Service will be held at Mediclae Lake
he second Sunday of eacs moeth.
On the koerth Sunday alterastely service
will be held at BaDuville sad Moedak. 4
Rev. Mahussier Deemoods.
Pastor.
Church of she Brethren. I
Services every first. mooed and third
Ldeas day at the Keller Schoel boahs.
Sunday School at to and preaching at ii
L. u. Every fourth Lords day at D. M.
jleetherts. 1.5. Kausaa. Pastor. 4
FARM FOR SALE
Best sad Cheapest Farm lu This
Virnitd y Offeed at limmes
For the reason that I have sold
Wut my business in Culbertson and
wish to move away, I am desirousl4
iselhilg my farm of 60o acres
adjoiaing towasite of Celbertson.
A nice 4room' cottage and wind 1
mill gem with the farm, which is
wll Sensed and Stherwiu uemprov
ed. WU1 sell farm sad Ifmprove
mamoas for S5e Ia
ridf Fa f Syssanus.
IN*N!***********n*********uue**************M***
AutoGarage I
Prompt attention given to all kinds of
REPAIRING to
"
"
*
10 10
*
*
S
0
0
*
0
" *
Bulk 4-HesePower. Model 37
lAuto LiverijI
* Qnick and sure. Automobile supplies of all kinds. Autos stored
: Your patronage solicited - - - Telephone 111
~:STEAM THRESHING OUT-FITS
45 Minneapolis, Advance and Avery Threshing and plow out-fits @0
The best in the world
= Farm Implements of all kinds, Windmills, Pumps and Gasoline e
Engines, Acine Harvesters, Plymouth Twine.
: Donaldson Bros., Culbertson, Mont. ::
Lodge Announcements
lse Ur. :nond.and fort-. CITY DRAY LINE
wnot. at as o'elock . m.. In Maonie Hall.at
1.laIU6uxokeothegs wlne
1.1). Enuou. I." LBonas. w. M . G. A. JAN B8, PROP.
Dray inag Done on Short Notice
WILD ROOM CHAPTER. N oN at Reasonable Prices.
lasts the second tln8 four Thuearsda' uttiesnat rcs
a~ch month atN oloc p.m..I Sol
lall. se. Ample0 TAMwuaa. W.M.
S.C W.p.. Secrary. Phone No. 144
A new line of Ladies! visiting cards just OU LB RTBON. MQNIANA
*rrived at the Searchlight office.
THS
Wittmeier-Brooks Co.
(INCORPORATED.)
Announcement*
We wish to announce that
m after September first the. firm
o name will be changed to c
WITTMEIER & WEST CO. A
M Not a new firm but a new
° name. The business will .be car
otrled on the same as heretofore x
m under the old established princi
o. pie of the senior member of the
firm-A square deal to evreybody.
We solicit your patronage. If you
mare not now a customer of the
store, we invite you to come in
k and inspect our goods and prices
and we will endeaver to make it
to your interest to become a per
manent customer.
The Wittmeier-Brooks Co., In
CULBERTSON, I ONT