Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-01

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Eggs from pure blood Black Coehir
chichens for $3.50 per setting of b. :
J. X. Nelson, Montpelier. o
Leave your orders at Chsrry's ON Fri
days for meats, salads. cakes, bread
ice cream, etc., for your Sunday dinner.
Rope and bead mouldings, corner
beads, corner base blocks, built oak and
yellow pine newels at Paris Lumber
Yard. IL
The la1ies of the Presbyterian church
WILL hold another one of their popular
cooked food safes at Mrs. Chapman's
store tomorrow afternoon.
schmid, the tailor, makes speciality
OF repairing and cleaning clothes. q
We have remodeled our studio and
would be pleased to have you call and
examine our photos. Rinehart, jerks
old stand. rs
E. A. Reick, brother of the late Harry
Reick, is here from Kendall, Wis.
settling up his brothers affairs. He
will remain week or more
Miss Hoggsette and Miss Hughes will
leave Sunday morning for their homes
III the east-the former at Wahoo. Neb.,
and the latter at Ottumwa, Iowa.
1t you want to see the best line of
Mems Ladies and Childrens Hosiery
ever shown in Montpelier, call and see
our line, Ii. b. Whitman. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Lowe of Grow
Greek, spent Decoration Day at Poca-
tello. They will leave tomorrow for
visit with relatives and friends ia Utah.
Mrs. 8. w. Kent of Dingle. returned
last Friday from Logan, where she had
been for four months under ply sician's
care. Size is greatly improved in health
Remember, that 10 per cent reduction
on all wash goods for the month of
May at Jones store. 10
II. Carrici went to Ogden yesterday,
accompanying his son Arthur, who
enters the railroad shops there to COM
plete his apprenticeship as machinist
Miss Julia Anderson, superintendent
of schools for Bingham county, and
Miss Lillian Anderson of Blackfoot, are
visiting with their sister, Mrs. F. L.
Willis.
just received direct from eastern fac
tory straight car load of doors and
windows Call and see us before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Robert Price, lum-
Der yard, Paris. 16
The village trustees Of HALEY have
gotten the Improvement fever and have
ordered that cement sidewalks be laid
in the principal business streets of the
town.
A. G. Strawn arrived yesterday for
weeks visit with his son, Charlie. Mr..
Strawn is one of the Oldest conductors
ON the Rock Island road, running out
of Ceder Rapids, Iowa.
Bert Cronk visited the past week with
his sister, Mrs. JOS Vincent. Bert is
now located at Concordia, Kan, where
he holds good position with the cleo
trio light company of that city
Paris lumber yard carries in stock
oak, yellow ami white pine, newels,
balusters, brackets, blocks and mould |
ings suitable for natural finish. Robert
Price, Proprietor. Is
Denton Gee returned last Saturday
from Chicago, where he attended the
Chicago College of Dental Surgery the |
past year. He will complete the course
in the college next year.
The dance given Wednesday night by
the base ball team was quite well at
tended and all had delightful time.
Ice cream and cake was served by the
ladies of the Gem Of the Mountain Club.
Geo. 7. Thornock, of Bloomington,
returned Yesterday from Pennsylvania,
where he had been laboring for two
months as missionary. lie was forced
e. give up his work there on account OF
ill health.
L. B. and VIM. Wheelwright of the
contracting firm of Wheelwright Pros
of Ogden, spent several days here this
week, for the purpose of obtaining in
forma tion that will enable them to sub
init contract for the installation of
our water system.
Mrs. Al Thiel, who went to Maple
Park, ILL.,, a few weeks ago to spend the
summer, writes that her health has
greatly improved already and that she
is delighted with the country. Miss
Maud Brennan. who is at Peoria, ILL.,.
writes that the change of climate has
also proven beneficial to her health.
Mrs Clara Bulge Price of Paris, who
was operated upon about five weeks
ago for appendicitis, was taken to the