Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-17

Miss Edna Hess Joined q party Of
Georgetown folks yesterday on an ont
ing In the hills. She will go to Logan
about the first Of next month to take a
position with the c. w. & M. Co. there
The Misses Brady, who have been
visiting with their brother, Ed Brady.
for the past month, left yesterday for
their home Ut Anamosa. Iowa. Mrs.
Brady accompanied them and will visit
there for two months.
A party. consisting Of Ike simons and
Mesdames M. Abramson, Jed Jones, W.
r. Jones, VIM. and Miss Stella Jones,
arrived, overland. Monday from Malad
and left yesterday for Glencoe to enjoy
weeks outing at the lake.
Samuel Burrell Of Carmi, ILL.,. visited
over Sunday'with his son. E. A. Burrell.
He went to Blackfoot Monday for few
days visit with brother and son
there. He was accompanied by his
cousin. Orlando Burrell, also Of Carmi.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. R. Holmes are en-
tertaining little daughter, who ar
rived at their home yesterday morning !.
Will says that he was somewhat disap-
pointed because the Stork did not leave
a son this time, as their home was al
ready blessed with daughters.
Riley Barkdull returned Sunday from
a months visit In the east, the most of
which time he spent in Arkansas. Mr..
Barkdull will install the third chair in
his barber shop next week. He will
also fit up his bath room and hopes to
have it ready in couple of weeks.
Wanted-Two good. hustling agents,
who have the ability and will work, TO
call on the people Of Bear Lake Valley.
No samples to carry but just talk.
Either ladies or gentlemen, ii the right
kind, can make money. Apply to Bert
Rodeback, at Hof House. Montpelier.
Miss Sara Bell Of Pittsburg, Penn,
who had been the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. w. Rinehart for two weeks, went to
Rawlins Sunday. where she will teach
In the high school the coming year.
Miss Bell was so well pleased with this
section that she declared her intention
Of spending three months In Bear Lake
valley nexl summer.
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themselves to be indebted to the paper
on subscription. need have no hesitancy
about bringing us In fruit or vegetables
of any kind with which to pay their
accounts. Newspaper men have the
habit Of eating three times day. just
the same as other people, and fruit and
garden truck tastes mighty good to u.s.
G. E. Wheeland. president of the
Bank Of Montpelier. arrived Monday
for q week or ten days sojourn here.
At Salt Lake ON August 2nd Mr..
Wheeland and Mis- Olive Black of
Springfield, ILL.,, we're united in mar
riage. Mrs Wheeland is staying in
Ogden with her mother during his visit
here. They will return to Springfield
about Sept 1st.
Mrs. W. R. Gilpin arrived from Evan
ston Sunday for q weeks visit at the
home Of her sister. Mrs. Chas. E. Har-
ris. The six sisters, namely, Mesdames
Harris. Galpin, Gilcbrist and Vogel and
Misses Ollie and Ethel Robinson enjoy
ed family reunion here this week, it
being the first time for q number of
years that all the sisters had met to-
gether.
In making fight over this section
the past week the stork left babies at
the following homes: Dave Perkins at
Georgetown. last Saturday, girl; Geo.
spiers, at Bennington. Sunday, girl;
F. King at Ovid. last Saturday, girl;
8. Elnsinger. this city, Sunday, girl;
J F. Bryson at Border, Sunday, girl;
w. ]. Crockett at Dingle. Wednesday.
q twelve pound boy.
The Bonanza Mining Company now
has four men employed dong assess
ment and development work on their
property In the copper belt" east Of
town and they expect to increase the
force soon. One Of the officers of the
company told rs yesterday that they
had excellent prospects Of getting some
eastern capitalists to take sufficient
stock In the company to enable them to
push work on quite an extensive scale