Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-07

ShuNCh VIII tucct with MrS. Es "A.
Pease LEI Wednesday evening. and
all members are requested to be present.
Waists, skirts, belts. gloves, hosiery,
underwear, novelties. cut-glass; hand
painted china, stationery, etc, at Mrs.
W~hinyates. All goods at moderate
prcies.
The county commissioners will meet
next Monday to fix the tax levy for the
current year. They expect to be able
to reduce the levy somewhat from last
year.
James Hobbs. manager of the Hobbs
Music Co. of Logan, was in the city
Wednesday. He delivered two pianos,
which the company recently sold in the
county.
M. E. King. formerly station agent
here but for some months past located
at Divide, Mont, has been transferred
to st. Anthony and is now agent at
that point.
Robt. Sntton. who has been clerking
in Ritter Bros. drug store for several
months will leave next week for Chi
cago to attend the Chicago school of
Pharmacy.
q. G. Gray returned Wednesday from
a trip to Rock Springs and Rawlins
selling hay. He reports thai the de
mand for hay in those towns as being
very brisk.
Mrs. Chas. E. Harris will entertain
the Lady Maccabees this evening, in
honor Of Mrs. ]. K~lin.worth, who leaves
In a few days to join her husband at
LaGrande, Ore,
At his office in the court house Wed
nesday afternoon County Auditor Hart
adjusted the nuptial knot for Mr.. N. G.
Bourne Of Cokeville and Miss Mary
Welker of Bennington.
Tip" Tooomer and Arthur Carrick
are at home for q weeks vacation. The
former is completing the machinist's
trade in the Pocatelio shops and the
latter in the Ogden shops.
The Burgoyne Furniture company
has just finished framing the pictures
for the Washington school that were
purchased at the art exhibit last winter.
There are II Of them and all are real
works of art.
MT: and Mrs. g, N, Sweet took their
little daug liter. Lyall. to Salt Lake
Wednesday. where 1t is expected that
she will have to undergo an operation
for appendicitis. Mrs. Frank Eutchins
accompanied them.
OMayor Williams and family have
their household goods packed prepay-
atory to removing to Ogden, Mr.. Will
liams will 80 down the first of next
week. but Mrs. w. will remain here
until about the Goth.
A Kansas editor wants to know why
1t is that when a bug gets on a fellows
neck it wants to &c down and when it
gets on his ankle it ant to 20 NA ia
there any bugealigiAsst araRad these parts
Whhoa can explain thisS
Hope Rebekah lodge has elected Mrs.
Jos. Pagley as delegate and Mrs. j. L.
Underwood as alternate to the Rebekah
state assembly, which meets in Occur
d'Alene Oct. Is. Mrs. n. 3, Whitman
was chosen IS District deputy.
EEad Gruikshank finished threshing.
yesterday, ON his ranch near Benning-
ton. His dry land wheat. of which be
had % acres, averaged 444 bushels to
the acre, actual weight. The wheat ia
the Gold Coin variety and Of most az.
cellent quality,
David Ataeek OF Logan, is here this
week making arrangements to open a
branch house for the Thatcher Music
} Co. of Logan. The Hoover building has
been rented for that purpose ana Mr..
Afaeck expects to be y1Aay for bnsi-
ness abaut the ldth Of this month.
4hey will keep In stock here q few pi-
amos. organs. banjos, guitars, musical
supplies, talking machines, shee,
music, etc.