Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-14

Ed. Whitman Of Soda SpriDgs, spent
Monday here. His father accompanied
him home and will remain at Soda for
a couple Of weeks.
Work has been resumed On the Bren-
nan d Davis and Poynter block and it is
expected that it will be completed with
out further delay.
]. f. Oconnor, Andy Jensen and
Chas. Hager left Monday for a ten days
hunting trip in the Snake river aud
Little Blackfoot country.
In noting the increase In population
last week W. overlooked the arrival of
a son at the home of Engineer Chas
Houck. on September 6.
The republican state central COM
mittee has billed Senator Hepburn to
speak at Montpelier on the evening Of
Wednesday, October 10.
Chas. e. Harris represented King
Solomon lodge, A. +. g A. NJ, at the
session Of the grand lodge which was
held in Boise this week.
Mrs. Chas. E. Harris was called to
Evanston Tuesday by the news that her
sister, Mrs. W. R. Gilpin, was quite
low with typhoid fever.
Jack Frost Was strongly in evidence
here Monday and Tuesday nights. Ice
formed both nights to the thickness of
about an eighth of an inch.
Mrs. J.. Klintworth and children left
Tuesday morning for La Grande, Ore
gon. to join MI. Kiintworth, who is
now employed in the y. r. & N. shops
at that point.
Judge Bulge went to Pocatello yes
terday to open court. There is a large
docket and his time will be occupied
until the date for opening court at Paris
In October.
Al. Thiel left Tuesday for a months
visit with 1.-The old folks at Maple Park,
Illinois. Mrs. Thiel, who has been
there for the past four months, will re-
turn with HIM.
With prospects Of a big mining boom,
an electric light proposition Matching
and a railroad about to materialize,
Star Valley will be strictly in it. says
the Alton Independent.
About twenty-five young folks had a
J jolly time at the home Of Chas. HofI
last Saturday night, 1t being q farewell
party for Miss Ruby, who leaye Sunday
for Logan to attend college.
Emil Larsen visited this week with
his brother, Albert. He was returning
from a trip through the Yellowstone
Park and was on his way east to renew
his studies in Princeton university.
Mrs. F, M. Winters returned Sunday
from a months visit with her daughter
at Ogden. During her stay there {
: little son, the first horn. arrived at the
= home of her daughter, Mrs. JAS. Bur
= rows.
d. W. Beard arrived last Saturda,
4 from Altamont. Missouri, where he wal
y called by his fathers death. He will
return there in a few days to remain {
month or 80 for the purpose of assist
ing in settling his fathers estate.
Mis-. T. w. ZONES entertained tweat,
of the older ladies Wednesday after
Y noon. in honor Of her mother, Mrs
Thomas, who leaves in y few days TO
Blissville. Arkansas, to spend the win
ter with her daughter, Mrs. Derks.
We were In error last week in stating
that tine Democratic committee was t,
meet last Saturday. The call shoul
have been for the 18th. and it Is be
lieved the committee will set the dat
Is for the convention on the 10th OF Octo
Der.
. Last week in setting the ad. Of Mrs
! Whinyates in some u~naccountable man
ner the dates of her millinery opening
% were fixed for Tuesday and Wednesday
&. Sept. 10 and 10, when they should hav
been Friday and Saturday, Sept. IA an
Is. Those who see this correction /
time are cordially invited to visit he
parlors today and tomorrow and il
spect her stock of up-to-date millinery
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