Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-10-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Sidney Stevens of Ogden, was in the
city yesterday looking after the COM
pany's business here.
Too busy to write up an ad, Sweet
the jeweler. "a
Ths funeral of Judge Kelly was held
at the LID. s. meeting house this morn
ing instead of at his residence, as stat
ed in the article on the first page.
Don't forget the Odd Fellows ball to
be given at Oakley's hall next Wednes-
Gay night. Tickets are only 81 90, and a
good time is promised to all who attend
General Manager Buckingham of the
Short Line, who il making tour of in
spection over the system. spent yester-
day Investigating conditions at this
point
1t will be to your advantage to trade
at The Fair, goods always the best, and
prices always the lowest 80
Mrs. Rudolph Teuscher was brought
in from Geneva yesterday suffering
with severe attack OF liver complaint.
She is at the home OF her sister. Mrs.
Jacob Kunz.
RANGE FOR SALE-Almost new:
hole range for sale cheap. Apply to
Chas. K. Harris.
The choir Of the Episcopal church has
been reorganized and will be in attend
ance henceforth at all the evening SER
vices. Mrs. Case has kindly volunteered
to serve as organist. Some good work
is expected of the choir this winter
Freight traffic on the Short Line is
still booming, with no prospect if it let
ing up for several months. Although
there are now more freight engines in
service on the first district than ever
before, Master Mechanic Carrick says
that he is unable to keep trains moving
as fast as they come.
The members OF the Presbyterian
church are arranging to give Rev, Zim-
norman and bride public reception up
on their arrival from the east. 1t lie ex-
pected tnat they will arrive Saturday,
Oct. 20. In this eveut the reception
will be held Monday night Oct. 81.
Definite announ ement will be made in
our next issue.
Surveyor Birch was in from George
town Sunday. He reports that work is
progressing on the Electric Light Co. q
plant there. The dam is completed
and the ground is ready for the pipe
line which will be put i'm as soon as the
bands for the fune are received The
survey il now about completed for the
transmission line and the poles are be-
ing distributed as fast as they are got
ten out from the timber.
Frank Cutter is in Bear Lake county
this week soliciting subscribers to the
San Francisco Weekly Examiner For
several years the Examiner has been
giving large sums in premiums and for
the year ending June 30, 1905. the paper
will give premiums to the amount of
300. 900. The largest premium at the
distribution last June was awarded to
Mrs l. M. Stoddard Of Ogden. It was
check for $4,000. Mrs Stoddard
was formerly resident Of Georgetown.
this county.
4 corps of Short Line surveyors are
at work running preliminary survey
from JOS Gap to town. The SUPPOSE
ton is that the company is figuring on
putting In water works for the shops
here and the preliminary line is being
run for the purpose of obtaining de-,
sired information on which to estimate
the cost etc., OF putting in a water sys-
tenn. BY building a reservoir in the
canyon it is said that sufficient supply
Of water could be obtained for the
shops and engines at this point.