Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-02


sary to- install third operator here.
The new man works "a split trick
between noon and midnight.
Come and hear the natural tone and
voice from the Victor talking machine
at Nelson's. 81
We regret that an article written by
our old friend, Joe Lewis, was received
too late for publication, Joe adnonishes
his republican friends to stand by the
old party and vote their ticket straight.
Curtis & Douglas, sanitary plumbing
and heating. sheet iron and tin work.
One door east of Enos' Hardware Store.
Montpelier. 37-2t
Miss Carol Hutchins entertained
about IS of her little friends Wednesday
afternoon from to Q O'Clock, in honor
Of her seventh birthday. The guests
remembered Miss Carol with number
Of nice presents.
Two artistic and fine Packard pianos
arrived in town few days ago and can
be seen and heard at Nielsen's Music
Store. 81
The water works contractors are
making good head way these days on
the system. The trench for the water
mains has been dug from the mead works
to Ritter Bros. old corner and consider
able Of the pipe ha, been laid.
We buy our pianos aud organs direct
from the factory for spot cash to secure
lowest prices, can therefore save you rs
per cent Nielsen's NJ usic Store. 81
A big benefit dance was given at Ben
nington last night for Slas Wright
who is soon to lea-e on.a mission to New
Zealand. Tonight at Georgetown a
benefit dance ia being given for John
Bee, who is to go on, a mission to the
! eastern states.
Mems. ladies' and children's wool
underwear. Call and see our line. 81.
B. Whitman. 81
DR.. W. Mack. inc noted German eye
specialist, will be in Montpelier again
soon. for few days. Those wishing to
have him call will please drop card in
care of the Rose hotel Eyes tested by
the latest method with electric instru-
inents, for 81.
For good bath, shave Or hair cut go
to Phelps barber shop.
| d. w. Smith returned Monday from
the east where he had been attending
The annual convention Of the B. of L. f.
at Milwaukee. He also visitsd ut his
old home in Versailles. Mo. d. W. has
been transferred to right hand side Of
cab and is now numbered as one Of the
eagle eyes,"
Hours of fun with the bubbler. With
every dollars worth of goods purchased
at Jones store you get a bubbler free.
J. A. Eggers. assistant deputy head
consul of the Modern Woodmen of
American, is here for the purpose Of
organizing camp of that order. About
30 names have been placed on the char
ter roll and the camp will be instituted
on Saturday night, Nov. II.
Good prices paid for organs in ex-
change for pianos, and pianos sold Oh
terms to suit purchasers. The Thatch-
er Music company. in Hoover building.
There was large attendance at the
dance at the l.. D. s. hall last Friday
night. Delicious ice cream and cake
were served by the young ladies of the
Mutual Improvement society, and quite
a nice sum was cleared, which was
applied on the payment of the piano.
Keep clean and you will be healthy
as well as happy. Walt Phelps has the
only bath room In town. Accomoda-
tions are first class.
Attorneys James II Hawley of Boise
and F. s. Dietrich of Pocatello. spent
a couple of days here this week closing
up the settlement of the T. w. and
Jacob Jones estates. We understand
that the business was entirely closed up
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terested.
If you want good work and prompt
service. leave your laundry with ALI
,loover, agent for the Pocatello steam
laundry. Shipments made Tuesday e
and laundry delivered Saturdays.
The Social Sixty-three Club has or
ganized for the winter and held Its first
meeting Tuesday evening at Mrs. o. B
CAyou's home. The first prizes were won
by George Marks and Lillian Spongbere
and the BOBBY prizes went Ia rhos.
Enos and Ollie Robinson The club
will be entertained next time by Miss
, Constan, Mcintosh.
A beautiful line of table covers. lace
curtains and window shades ut H. B