Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-16

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county buying horses. will be in Mont
pelier on Thursday, Nov. 90. Bring in
/, our horses.
Call and see the new line of chande-
liers at the Bear Lake Valley Electric &
Railway Co. s Office 40
There will be special meeting of the
Commercial club tomorrow, Saturday,
night and all members are requested To
to be present.
Come and hear the natural tone and
voice from the Victor talking machine
at Nelson's. 81
Pete Fuller came in Wednesday from
a visit to several of the Nevada mining
camps He contenplates returning
there to spend the winter.
Four Short Line train crews have
been down ON the main line the past
week helping TO raise the blockade on
the Green River. Evanston division.
A beautiful line of table covers. lace
curtains and window shades at II. B.
Whitman's. "a
II For SALE-A six room residence,
with 80 foot lot. good improvements, in
Guiding 40 fruit treas and small fruit;
inquire of w. R. Holmes.
The county commissioners will meet
in special session next Monday to re-
ceive bids for the construction of a steel
bridge over Bear river on the Paris
road.
Rev. G. Wander Donckt will lecture
here next Sunday and Monday evenings
at 7:3O; christian doctrine Monday at 4
p. m. and mass Monday aud Tuesday at
$50 a. III.
While in Europe Thor c. Nielsen took
thorough course in optics and engray-
ing. Call and see him at the Nielsen
Music and Jewelry store.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Wright will go to
Twin Falls Sunday to attend the meet.
ing of the Eastern IdBho Press club,
which conyenes in the magic city next
M ,nday.
The high school and the fifth and sixth
grades In the Washington and Lincoln
buildings have each been supplied with
the latest edition of Webster's una
bridged dictionary.
For sale, 200 acres of land and $50
q head of cattle. For particulars, write
or call on John Olson at ovid, Idaho.
H. H. Dalrymple and J. A. Barrett
represented the Commercial club of
this city at the meeting of Southern
Idaho commercial clubs which was held
9 at Twin Falls yesterday.
d Mrs Jacob Jones, Jr., is at home from
Canada, where she was detained for q
+. +. number of weeks by the illness Of heI
sister. When she lett her sisters con-
dition was much improved.
Packard, Schulz and Kimball organs
y now in stock at Nelson's Music and
Jewelry Store; easy terms. 81
The Bear Lake Valley Electric com
pany has removed its Office to the Mel
sen building. just east of the furniture
It store and is now showing quite fine
displayof electrical supplies
l. Hair dressing, shampooing, face mas
is saying and manicuring done by Mimi
Jones; parlors up stairs in the old Bur
ne poyne residence ON Lincoln avenue.
y Fred Grunig has purchased the pre-
perty now occupied by Sadie Shupe. an
ne will remove his meat market there sool
st after the first of the year. Sadie hasn
yet secured quarters for her candy store
to We have sold six pianys within TEL
no days. This proves the quality of on
pianos and that we are selling them Q
r. close prices. Call and inspect our II
er struments,- Music Co., Mon
pelier. 40
ng Mr.. and Mrs. Buck" Wright return
er. ed Wednesday from Rexburg, wheI
!. they were called two weeks ago by th
-, illness of Mrs. WIS. mother. They le
her somewhat improved in health, bI
owing to her advanced age, her recover
oA is somewhat doubtful.
We buy our pianos and orgsns dire
from the factory for spot cash to secu
W lowest prices, can therefore save you
'n per cent. Nielsen's Music Store. 81
Miss Connie Mcintosh entertained Il
nv Social Sixty-threec club Wednesday eve
" ing. The first prizes were won by Hs
nv Hull and Miss Florence Underwoo
iel- The BOBBY prizes we're captured
Z Thos. Enos and Mrs. G. E Wrigh
The club will meet with Mrs. e A. NJ
lie man on the Goth.
Since opening for business in Mo-
e. .,.,liar mo haua aold 20 of Onr Eds