Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1903-03-20
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During his many trips up to the fort
In the Montauk Worden had passed
the Confederate torpedoes going and
coming Without meeting with harm.
but In his last withdrawal the monitor
ran upon one which stove great hole
in her side below the water line. The
Confederates In the fort had seen the
monitor pass and repass the torpedoes
harmlessly SO often that they gave no
attention to her as she dropped away
down the channel. Besides. the fog
hid her from view Of the fort, and
Worden succeeded in Bleaching her out
Of sight of the enemy. In few days
the wound was repaired by boiling q
piece of boiler iron over the gap, and
the Montauk went back to her station
on the blockade. doubly hero in Wor-
denis second monitor fight. She sur
vived a fearful rain of shells as well as
torpedo thrust and had also snuffed
out a Confederate cruiser that bid fair
at one time to rival the career of the
Alabama. GEORGE L. KILMER.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Irving of Mont
pelier, have purchased a nice Schulz
organ at Nielsen's Music store. 4
Mr. and Mrs Hyrum Crane are the
| happy owners of a nice Schulz organ
purchased at Nielsen's usic store 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Peterson Of
Ovid, have just purchased Western
Cottage organ at Nielsen's Music store.
There will be free dance in the big
furniture building of Oakley & / ess
next Friday evening. Everybody is in
vited The affair will be given as a
sort OF a grand opening in honor of the
firms new business place, which has
been fixed up in elegant style.
i Ten pianos and ten organs has been
sold at Nlelsen,s Music store since Jan.
lat, 1908. Low prices and good instru-
ments are the secret of his success. 4
Mrs E. G. Neibaur of Sharon pur-
chased nice Schulz organ at Nielsen's
Music store. Mrs. Neibaur ia an exDer-
fenced teacher and a good player, and
therefore good Judge of an organ, AL
though we had in stock the Kimball
Estay, Western Cottage, etc. Mrs
Neibaur selected the Schulz organ as
the best one.
The people of Ovid Just purchased
from Thor G. Nielsen's Music store a
Schulz Grand Chapel organ, whit b CON
talns nine sets OF reeds, a very power
full sweet toned instrument adapted for
large cholrs. Mr.. Nielsen Was given
the order strictly on the merit OF the
Schulz organ although two other agents
for other makes did their utmost to Sc
cure the order.
Nielsen's Music store will soon have
the entire line of McKinley's sheet and
book music on sale. BY buying the en-
tire line ne is able to sell 40c to 81 music
for l0c per copy.
Mr.. Thor G. Nielsen has just ordered
from M. Schulz Co. of Chicago, forty
organs to come in car. This will
mean saving in cost and lower prices
to his customers.
A. FL. Stewart, brother of e. M, was
!. visiting the latter few days this week
]. e. Hartvigsen, representing the In
ternational Correspondence Schools, o:
Scranton, Pa. was in town this week
Mr.. Hartvigsen gave several public
/ demonstrations of the method of tn,
, schools in teaching the various Ian
guages. The new system consists il
supplying each student with a phono
graph, whose records contain lessons ii
the pronunciation of the various word
of these tongues. The Schools are tn
: largest Ill the world, having oyer 500,
D 900 students. Every branch OF industr.
I and science relating tn II 10 fa.4.rb4 ~