Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-04-20
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, April 90, 1906

Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.
g. c. Gray is in Salt Lake this wee k
on business
Fresh vegetables and fruit at 81 d ,es.
Mrs. Frank Richards is visiting this
week with friends in Cokeville.
A large line of fine stationery just re-
eeiyed at Sadies.
VIM. Hull writes from Boise that his
health has greatly improved since going
there.
All the popular 10, Is and 25c novels
at Mrs Chapmans. 8
Next Friday is Arbor day. and every
property owner should plant a tree or
two.
A new stock of men and ladies shoes
at Nose Lewis. s
Geo. Nelson is home from month 3
sojourn at LaGrande, Oregon, and
vicinity.
Meals now seryel ON Sundays at
Cherrys. 8
Ed Barrett of Ontario was shaking
hands with old Montpelier friends
Monday.
A fine line of ladies' spring waists
and skirts at Nose Lewis 8
Mrs. R. w. Gee. returned Sunday
from three weeks visit at Salt Lake
and Blackfoot.
Ice cream, lunches or Slippers served
after dances at Cherry's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ike Stevens are enter
tanning a new son, who arrived at their
home last Saturday.
The only place in town to get fresh
candy is at Sadie's.
A ten-pound daughter registered at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Sam With
rick last Friday night.
Eggs from pure blood Black Cochin
chichens for $3.50 per setting of 49,
J. X. Nelson, Montpelier. o
Attend the dance at the opera house
tomorrow night. Good music and
tickets only so cents
Lettuce. radishes, celery. etc, at
Cherry's. 6
J. S. Robson entered upon his duties,
Monday, as special agent for the Short
Line railroad company
Al. the latest fads in dress goods,
waists, skirts, belts, etc., at Nose
Lewis. 8
Samuel F. Payne and Mary Thornock.
both of Bloomington, were united in
marriage at Salt Lake last week.
All the late spring styles in dress
goods, from the cheapest to the finest
at Nose Lewis. 8
j. M. Stewart came in from Salt
Lake Wednesday and will absorb our
pure mountain ozone for several days,
Schmid, the tailor, makes speci lty
of repairing and cleaning clothes. q
The two-year-old son of Claien e
Gardner fell from chair Monday and
broke the large bole Of his right fore
arm.
If yon want something 10 read, look
over the new books at Mrs. Cha pm an 5.
She has novels to suit the fancies Of ALL
Rev. Bo is arrived yesterday from
Stirling, CAL. after his family. He will
return there with them in. about two
weeks.
/ Meals served at all hour at Cherry's
Mrs. M. Fl. Phelps returned to Mont
pelier Wednesday, after an absence of
about three years in Salt Lake and
Pocatello.
While branding horses. Monday
Chas. Kin ofGeo getown was kicked
by an animal and both bones of his left
leg were broken.
The Examiner is, delayed In issuing
this week. owing an accident to oul
press, which happeL ed just a. We be
gan running the edition off.
i The spring meeting of the Kenda
Presbytery is in session here today, HI I
we are unable to give any account OF
the proceedings in this issue.
Keep your money at hom, 1y having
your clothing made ly schmid, the
!. tailor. A full line of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship guran.
! teed.
The three-year.o d daughter of D.,
Sutton fell Tuesday in such ma mel
as to dislocate Ter left elbow and
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