Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-02

morning, Inc young man was Walteu
in upon the March squall.
Hayes Bros. Of Georgetown, are pay
ing the highest price for dressed hogs
Write them or phone 95-n. 8
DR.. King was called to Kemmerer
last Friday to act as physician for the
coal company, during the temporary
senca Of the regular physician.
All those who are well fed, eat the
Vienna Cafe bread. 40
Mechanics Joe and Franc Orchard
and ]. R. Shupe were called to Lewis
ON. Utah. last Saturday by the death
oil their aunt. Mrs. Sarah Orchard.
Some of the young friends of Masters
Aryid and Harold cederlund gave them
surprise at the home of Bishop Clark
Tuesday night. The youngsters had
jolly time.
WANTED TO BUY. Four or fire
houses and lots must be cheap. Chas.
e. Harris.
Grandma Jones continues to improve.
The broken bones are shifting nicely
and the indications are that she will
fully recover from the effects of the in
jury.
Qnite a number Of our nce-loving
people attended character ball at Ben
nington. Wednesday night. All had a
good time and report that the ball was
a big success
Schmid, the tailor, makes speciality
of repairing and cleaning clothes. q
w. A. Whitney has resigned his posi-
ton rs superintendent of the Wyoming
division of the Union Pacific and is
going to New Mexico with the hope of
improving his health.
Yesterday morning Hunter & Gray
shipped 8 carloads, A. w. Sparks loads
and Frank Jones two loads of cattle.
They were loaded at Dingle and con-
signed to the Omaha market.
Mrs. Albert Kunz entertained num-
bsr of her lady friends ut carpet rag
sewing bee Wednesday afternoon. AZ
ter the ladies had sewed mp 10, 900 carpet
balls, more or less, refreshments were
served.
A gold cross neck pin was found in
the opera house the morning after the
K. of P. entertainment. The owner
crn have same by calling at this Office,
proving property and paying for this
notice.
Lost, on the road between Montpelier
and Georgetown, brown leather
pocket book, containing about ~ in
money and some other articles of value
to the owner. Finder will please leave
ut this Office and receive reward.
The Stork left fine. i0-pound boy at
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Vincent,
last Saturday morning. By the arrival
If the young man, Mrs. Frances Sheath
mad bestowed upon her the honor of
being great-grand-mothe
Did you notice those dandy window
hangers that the Examiner printed for
The Man with the HoeT By the
way. this Office Is now prepared to do
as fine commercial printing as can be
done by country Office in the west.
Mrs. Swinnerton, state president of
the Rebekahs, paid m official visit to
Hope lodge last Monday night. After
the close of lodge nice spread was
served, which had been prepared by the
members in honor of the visiting officer.
j. II. Holmes has moved his family
back from Cokeville, where they re-
sided the past year on the Ryan ranch.
Mr.. Holmes will continue in charge of
the ranch this season, but be moved his
family back or account of Mrs. Holmes
health.
c. E. Reese returned Monday from a
weeks business trip in the east, dur ing
which he spent day at his old home in
Springfield, Mo He reports that they
were having miserable weather in old
MISUNDERSTANDING and quite sultry for
this time of year.
The annual old folks party in Dingle
!; Ward was held at the D,ngle meeting
house on Thursday afternoon, Feb %.
The musical program. supper aud
and dance were enjoyed by those who
we're in attendance. Badges were pre-
.ented to all over so years of age.
Last Friday Seymor. the 12-year-old
.on of John Hoff. Jr., OF Georgetown.
had his right leg broken. about half
, way between the knee and hip joint, by
oeing kicked by COW. About a year
ago the lad had the same leg broken be-
low the knee from kick by horse.
d. Moi ennan has purchased the build
/ Inn and hofilir,Ax sa1anH lxpomr N % tho