Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-16

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Mo. He will be there a month or NOR,
looking after business affairs.
| A very swell line of ladies' silk shirl
waist suits have just arrived at the
Cheap Cash Store. Call and see them
Mrs. c. A. Hoover, of B!ackfoot, was
called to Salt Lake last week. by the
death of her nncle. Mr.. Ferguson, who
Was killed by an accident in a mine.
Keep your money at home by having
yonr lothing made by Schmid, the
tailor. A full line of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship gnran-
teed.
Mr. and Mrs. G. d. Anderson returned
last week from their wedding trip, and
spent several days here purchasing
household goods for their home at
Border.
The Cheap Cash Store is showing a
beautiful line of silk and raun waists
in the new spring styles 4
F. c. Houghton and NJ. Colhnson
spent two days here this week in the
interest of the Inter-mountain Republi-
can. Salt Lakes new daily paper. They
secured about SO subscribers here.
The Montpelier -four mill is now
running day and night and the COM
pany is prepared to promptly fill all
orders. 3
ID. Mel ennan has removed the
Pioneer Bottling Works building to
North Tenth street. He will overhaul
the machinery and have it ready for
operation by the time the season opens.
Pies, Cakes, cookies, doughnuts, etc
at the Vienna Cafe. 40
Henry Dalrymple purchased about
300 head of beef cattle in the county the
past week for a San Francisco firm. He
expected to load the cattle yesterday,
but the storm has delayed the shipment
two or three days.
Call and see the new ideas in spring
dress goods at the Bnrgoyne Mer. Co.
Ed Brown returned Monday from
months visit to his old home at Kosh-
konong, Mo. While he had a very
pleasant visit. Ed said the old town did
Mt have sufficient charm for him to
keep him there, and he was mighty
glad to get back to Idaho.
Another line of those beautiful AK
minister rugs, at the Cheap Cash Store.
Come early if yon want one as they
wont last long.
Otto Siemssen, prominent citizen of
Omaha, Neb., spent a couple of DAYS
here this week, the guest of Mr.. de
Julien. The object of his visit here was
to talk over the mining situation and it
is quite possible that he will become
interested in the Bonanza company.
Martin Schwab of Thayne, arrived
here last week from Iowa with five head
of fine horseshoe Percheron stallion,
two Percheron mares and two French
Coach mares. He left for Thayne with
the horses yesterday, having been de.
tanned here on account of the storm.
Nose Lewis, proprietor of the Golden
Rule store, arrived on yesterdays train
from Montpelier. He is on his way to
New York to buy goods for his stores.
He says that it is his intention to make
many improvements in his store here,
and carry larger stock of goods
Malad Advocate.
Miss Elizabeth Boss died at her home
in this city. v ednesdsy. from paralysis
of the bowels Deceased was about 80
years Of age. and the only relative sur
viving her here is an unmarried sister |
The funeral was held from the l.. D. S. |
meeting house this morning at II |
o'clock.
Mrs. L. Bingham was given delight
full surprise Tuesday afternoon by
large number of her lady friends. They
called upon her in a body, and spent
the afternoon and early evening in a
pleasant social way. Refreshments,
which the ladies had prepared, were
served.
Chas. f. Harris is now a full-fedged
disciple of Blackstone, having passed a
creditable examination before the dis
trict court last week for admission to
the bar. If Charlie makes as successful
lawyer as he cid newspaper man, he
will be living in a brown stone mansion
in few years,
The OLD RELIABLE