Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-23
All kinds Of lunch goods at Cherry s.

at the Cheap Cash Store. q
When this weather does let up SO tina,
building operations can begin. business
will be hummin' in old Montpelier
There will be work for every body in
rown and then some.
Hayes Bros. Of Georgetown. are pay
ing the highest price for dressed hogs.
Write them or phone 95.n. 8
Douglas Bros have purchased from
l-ish Strong the lot nppn which the
building they are occupying now stands.
They have heretofore occupied the
ground under a lease.
Call and see the new ideas in SPRING
dress goods at the Bnrgoyne Mer. Co.
Judge Bulge went to Preston yester-
day on business. Tonight the Com
mercial club of that city will give big
banquet. at which the Judge has beeu
invitedto make an address.
Barney & Galatians store had mar
row escape from destruction by fire,
last night. Had the blaze gotten
undar Roadway, the Examiner Office
won d also have gone up in smoke
Pies, Cakes, cookies, doughnuts, etc.
at the Vienna Cafe. 40
According to the almanac spring was
due to arrive Wednesday. but from
present indications it looks as though
the weather man had decided to cut
ont spring in this section this year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Thomson returned
last Friday from their wedding trip to
Boise. They at once went to house
k 'eping in one Of the Burgoyne cottages
on Main street, which Mr.. Thomson
had previously furnished for the oc-
casion.
Pure bred single comb White Leghorn
Cockrels for sale by the Gear Lake
oultry farm at Ovid. 81 \.
Roadmaster Chas. Renfro passed
through here Sunday, en- route home
f.om three weeks visit at Kansas City
and other points in Missouri. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Bertha,
who has been in the east for several
years.
Six young ladies had jolly time
Monday night ut the home Of the
writer. We would like to tell all about
it, but we promised 10 keep mum. so if
you wish to know more Just ask Emma
or Florence or Irene or Esther or Lillian
or Connie.
The Montpelier -four mill is now
running day and night and the COM
pany is prepared to promptly fill all
orders. q
The railroad company ia preparing to
put thick gravel floor in all the pens
at the stock yardN here. Additional
side track will also be constructed Mt the
yards. For leveling mp this track and
flooring the pens will require over 100
car loads of gravel.
John Hitler came In Saturday for a
short visit with his parents. John has
been away for two years, during which
time ne has beea ON sort of "See
America First" tour, having visited
nearly every state In the Union. He
will leave for Butte in few days.
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
g. G. Gray returned Sunday from
Salt Lake. He states that successful
operation was performed last week on
bis daughter, Helen, for a contraction
of the muscles in the neck. She is get
ting along 30 nicely that Mrs. Gray can
return home with her in few days.
Mayor Williams left yesterday morn
ing for Los Angeles for ten days So
journ. Mrs. Williams and Mrs. Bur-
goyne, who have been there for two
weeks. viii accompany Mr.. Williams
on his return as far as Salt Lake, where
they will visit for q while before re-
turning home.
Last Monday morning Lee Bowen had
the skin and mails torn from the three
first ingurs on his left hand, by getting
it caught in the roller at the -four mill
The fact that he had glove on saved
his fingers from more serious injury
he skin was torn from the finger only
from the first joints.
Rev. G. Wonder Donckt of Pocatello.
will hold Mass in Montpelier next
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings at 0 o'clock. Lectures on the
Bible will be given Sunday. Monday
and Tuesday evenings at 7;80 O'Clock.
!. cordial invitation is extended to non
Catholics.