Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-15

poets to secure position on the o. r.
& n. railroad
Lost. last Sunday on the Remington
road.sa new coat for a four-year-old
boy. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at this office.
FOR RENT-One five room house ON
18th street. Inquire at Burron's ware
house, phone 2S.
Several specimens Of the noble red
men have been pesticating around
town this week. They have been the
objects of curlousity to most of the kids
Frank Richards has purchased his
brothers interest in their fish pond at
Bennington, and will make some extern
sive Improvements about the place this
SUMMER.
Just received direct from eastern fac.
tory straight car load of doors and
windows. Call and see us before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Robert Price, lum-
Der yard, laris. l6
Russell Groo is at home from Moscow
where he attended the State University
tn. past year. He graduated from the
high school department of that insti-
| tation.
Jacob Wi liams, Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Davis, Mrs. Ed French and Miss Maud
Williams returned last Saturday from
two months visit at Pittsburg and
otner Pennsylvania points.
Keep your money at home by having
your clothing made by Schmid, the
tailor. A full line of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship guran-
teed. s
Miss Nettie Hitler, who went to Salt
Lake several weeks ago for medical
treatment, is greatly improved. She
will remain there under the Doctors
care for another week or two.
The work is now in progress Of re-
II ewing the Hunter house to the rear of
the lot on which it stands. MIR. Gray
will soon begin the erection OF the new
bank building on the site now occupied
by the hotel.
M. Sommers OF Logan, who has the
contract for putting in the basement Of
the Pavilion. arrived Tuesday and yes
terday began work on the structure.
The contract calls for the completion of
the basement by July Is.
{ hief of Police Burke is waging war
on the dogs and every canine, upon the
owner refusing to pay the tax, is being
dealt with according to the ordinance.
So far, about Is dogs have been killed
and the tax has been paid on as many
more.
In the Field Day sports at the Aca6 :
envy OF Idaho, pocatello, Miss Lillian
Spongberg won the prize in basket ball
throwing, beating her nearest COMPETE
tor by over two feet. Miss Spongberg
threw the ball IA feet. The prize was
a handsome parasol.
Prof. Willis left Tuesday for Mackay,
where he will officiate as water master
during the summer in the Lost River
district. He will return about the
middle of August so as to get every
thing in readiness for the opening OF
school in September.
A farewell dance will be given at the
L. d. s. hall tonight in honor of Stanley
Rich who leaves next Monday for
England to labor in the missionary
field for two years. Tickets are so cents
and the proceeds Of the dance will he
presented to Mr.. Rich.
Last Saturday and Sunday MIR. Rine-
hart had on display in his studio win
dows some landscape photos that were
truly fine as to perspective and rich
tone. Tomorrow and Sunday he will
display in his windows photos of express
trains running at full speed.
The foundation of the Brennan &
Davis and POINTER blocks will be com.
pleted this week. Tueller Bros who
are putting in the foundation, also have
he contract for the brick work. Poca-
tello brick arr to be used and it la ex-
pected that they will be shipped in next
week.
Our new siphon machine is now run.
mig full blast and we are prepared to
furnish for family uae the patent bottle
which is always charged with mineral
or seltzer water. Come and try q
. sample and be convinced that we TURF
) out the goods. Pioneer Bottling Works
D. McLenuan, prop.
! Deputy Game Warden Richards
states that he has received complaints
to the effect that several parties in tht
county have not complied with the Law
t in regard to putting in fish wheels o.
s screens at headgates. Mr.. Richards re
ouests ms To state that these parties will