Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-04-13
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, April IS, 1905

'Charley's Aunt at the opera house
tonight.
A large line of fine stationery just re-
ceiyed at Sadie's.
The public schools of Montpelier will
close for the year on Friday, June | !.
All the popular 10. Is and Csc novels
at Mrs. Chapman's. 9
A new stock of men g and ladies shoes
at Nose Lewis 8
Mrs. J. NJ. Phi lips was called to Rex
burg Sunday by the death OF Ler broth
9r's wife.
Meals now served on Sundays al
Cherry's. s
Mrs. Marion Fitzpatrick of Salt Lake,
is visiting at the, Fitzpatrick home in
this city.
Mayor Williams and wife and Mrs.
Burgoyne returned yesterday from
California.
Good wheat straw for sale by D. c.
Stuart of Marlboro.
Peter Mortensen returned last Satur-
day from a four months sojonrn in
Denmark.
A fine line Of ladies spring waists
and skirts at Nose Lewis s
Sam Lewis was looking after his
business interest in Idaho Falls several
days this week.
Ice cream. lunches or snpl ers served
after dances at Cherry's. 8
Mrs. D. j. Sutton returned Monday
from six weeks visit at Logan, Ogden
and Salt Lake.
The only place in town to get fresh
candy is ut Sadies.
Montpelier can now boast of having
two as finely equipped drug stores al
any town of its size in the state.
Eggs from pure blood Black Cochin
chichens for $3.50 per setting of 10. =
J. X. Nelson, M ontpelier. o
Lettuce. radishes, celery. etc. at
Cherry's. 6
See "Charley's Aunt at the opera
house tonight-she will make you laugh
as you have never laughed before.
AL. the latest fads in dress goods.
waists. skirts, belts, etc., at Nose
Lewis. 8
Miss Nettie Hitler has been quite Ill
the past week with neuralgia of the
stomach, but is reported much better
today.
All the late spring styles in dress
goods, from the cheapest TO the finest
at Nose Lewis. 8
Don't forget that you must secure a
license before You attempt to lure the
speckled beauties from the streams.
schmid, the tailor, makes speciality
Of repairing and cleaning clothes. p
The four. months-old child of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Hanson died Tuesd ~ morn
| ing, after an illness of short dura ton
Patronize home industry by usint
Montpelier -four, sold by all the mer
chants of the city. 8
If yon want something to read, look
over the new books at Mrs Chapman 3
She has novels to suit the fancies Of all
We have used Montpelier -four an,
/
are free to state that 1t is equal to an.
flour sold on the market. 3
The Georgetown mail came In OF
wheels Wednesday for the first tim,
since the latter part of last Novembt r
Mrs. Jesse Perkins has been dan
gerous'y i'll with blood poisoning th'
past week, but is reported some be te
today.
The. Montpelier -four mill is nov
running day and night ard the con
pany is prepared to promptly fill al
orders. 8
Mrs. Claud Behymer and Mrs. Harr.
Gill left Wednesday morning for an ex
tended visit with relatives at Mil
Shoals, III.
The MONTY el:er Cement Block Com
pany has secured the contract for furn
ishing blocks for the new tithing hous
to be erected at Georgeto xn.
The marriage OF Master Mechani
Tollerton of Pocate.lo and Miss Clar,
Deal of Salt Lake, will take place In ST
Louis on Wednesday April %.
4 May. the ttree-year-o'd daughter o
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Bruce. died lns
Friday after short illness with SCARE
fever. She was exceptionally brigl