Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-04-06
Meals served at all hours at Cherry's.

after reaching salt Lake, owing TO the
illness of Mrs. Hammond, They ex
pect To make the trip later.
The homes of Nc. B. Thomson and
Thos. Bruce have been quarantined on
account of scarlet fever. There are
three cases at the home Of the former
and one case at the home Of the latter.
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.
Frank Jones and Will Hunter return
ed Sunday from a cattle-buying trip.
They purchased five carloads in the
vicinity of Americ Falls and three
loads at Dillon, Mont, which they will
run on the range in this section this
summer.
The new fixtures for the Montpelier
Drug company arrived Monday and are
now being set up in the company's
future quarters in the Downing block.
Manager Hoover says that they expect
TO be ready for business in their new
store in about q week.
Mrs. A. G. Hunter returned last
Saturday from two months visit with
relatives in Denver and Pueblo, Colo,
and Sumner County. Kansas. She says
the farmers in that section of Kanaas
are feeling jubilant over the prospects
of an abundant wheat crop this year.
Mrs. Whinyates is daily expecting the
arrival of Shipment of ladies' skirts
aud waists up-to date styles and
colors; also another consignment of
millinery for Easter. She also has in
stock a full line of ladies' underwear,
hosiery, corsets, neckwear gloves, belts,
handbags add fancy chinaware>
In the district court this week Judge
Bulge granted decree of divorce to
G. HI. Fredricks from Luella Fred
ricks, on the grounds of desertion. The
couple were married in November
1904, and in less than two months af-
forwards Luella left her liege lord and
has ever since refused to live with him.
There is a good deal of talk about a
fast mail train that is soon to be put on
between Chicago and Portland. but no
made by the railroad companies. How
ever, the belief is general among the
railroad boys here that the train is a
sure go, and he 'eagle ey are won.
der1ug who will be assigned to the runs
on the new train.
The case of the state VS.. H. B. Thorn
as, charged with embezzlement, was
tried in the district court at Paris Mon
day The jury returned verdict Of
guilty, with a recommendation to thu
court for leniency. Tuesday morning
Judge Bulge sentenced Thomas to one
year in the penitentiary, the minimum
penalty for the crime of embezzlement
Thomas was taken to Boise yesterda.
by Guard Robbins.
!, At a meeting of the base ball team
last night. G. E. Wright was electe,
manager. and Chas. Hager assistan
manager for the season. An effort will
be made TO give the people some goo
games here this summer. 1t was de
8 cided to give a big dance about th
I middle of May. The grounds will b
put in shape in few days and if tn
a weather continues favorable, the boy
!. will soon begin practicing.
Alfred Jensen of Malad, visited
d couple Of days this week with relative
here. Mr.. Jensen says that the Maia
Il people are confident that the Malad Va
g ley branch of the Short Line will be e2
tended to connect with the Twin Fal
hpe within two years. That line wi
: then become a an important one as
will make direct route to Salt Lal
for the Twin Falls people, who no
y have to go ont to Minidoka and aroun
by Pocatello. Mr.. Jensen said thu
N Malad Valley was now enjoying d
q lightful spring weather and when /
IN left there Monday. the grass was near
III inch high.