Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-28
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Logan and Garland, Utah
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier.
Idaho.

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.'Thimble Club" was held with Mrs.
Fl. B. Whitman Wednesday afternoon
Mrs. o. H. Groo was chosen as instruc-
tor for the year. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. Ed Fletcher
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 3 at 2 o'clock.
G. r. Slusser, Of the Year Lake Valley
Railway & Electric Company, will re-
move his family here from Paris as soon
as he can secure a suitable house. The
company has rented a portion Of the
Hoover building in which they will
soon install a stock OF u%p-to-date cleo
trical fixtures and supplies.
Bishop and Mrs. Clark entertained
about 80 yonng people Wednesday
night. in honor Of their son, Woodruff,
who leaves next week on a mlsslor.
After several hours pleasantly spent In
games, music and social intercourse,
refreshments were served. Woodruff q
friends presented him with q handsome
fountain pen.
The rummage sale to be given by the
ladies of the Village Improvement
Society. will be held in the building on
Tenth street, opposite the Grove livery
stable. The sale began this afternoon
and will continue all day tomorrow.
There will be many new, as well as old.
articles for sale. The proceeds are to
be used for a most worthy purpose
framing pictures for our public schools
and the sale should be literally patron
lied by the public.
John T. Dougherty, the piano tuner,
is slowly recoy sring from an eight
weeks illness. which came nearly
terminating fatally. David Dougherty,
his brother. arrived here this week and
is prepared to attend to all calls for
piano tuning, repairing, etc. Both
gentlemen are experts and haye had
years of experience in factory work and
guarantee satisfaction in all that they
do in that line. Orders may be left at
Vincent's furniture store.
Mrs. Broomhead, mother of Mrs. ALT
Hogensen, died last Tuesday night ut
the home of her daughter, Mrs. T. W
Hasler in Manti. Utah. Deceased was
SO years Of age, and had been In Doel
health for a year or more. Her remain.
arrived here yesterday morning, ant'
the funeral services were held Ut thr
L. D. s. meeting house this morning
The remains were taken to Paris for In
terment beside those OF her husband.
who died some yecrs ago. Besides the
two daughters named above, she leaves
one son.
L. A. Richardson, for two years gener,
al foreman Of the Short Line shops a
Pocatello has been appointed master
mechanic of the Rock island. with head
quarters at Trenton, Mo The oflcia
announcement was made Tuesday from
Superintendent of MotiYe Power an,
Machinery w. J. Tollerton Of the Rocl
Island, who was until recently maste
mechanic of the Short Line system AM
under whom Richardson was genera
foreman at Pocatello. Frank Malone
district foreman at Glenn's Ferry, ha
I been named as general foreman to sue
3 coed Mr.. Richardson, who left Wednes
\ day for his new field.
II. Green, of the firm Of Green
Reeves, plumbers and steam filters
was here from Salt Lake Tuesday an
secured from J. N. Downing the col
= tract for installing a steam heating plar
in the hotel Burgoyne. Both the ol
and new parts Of the hotel will be steal
= heated and Mr.. Downing will have Il
third story completed and furnished .
. soon as possible. The contract calls 4
x the heating plant to be In by Nov. ls
b Green q Reeves do an extensiy
n business in Salt Lake and now ha'
4 contracts for putting in heatinS plan
B in something like 500 residences ther
= Mr.. Green informed M that the FIR
n would likely open a plumbing esta bills
D ment In Montpelier, as with the instt
lation of a water system here he fxnr
that there will be a great deal OF wo
b in mis- line of business.
Judge Bulge returned from Pocate
Monday, having completed n III I
2 most successful terms of court yer be
in Ba1nock County. Not only was
successful In the number of cas-
criminal and civil. disposed Of, bnt
g its low cost to the taxpayers Of
county. Eight criminals were &c
b fenced to varying terms, and yet :
& longest term of jury service was Gig
lays, and a majority Of the jurors suI
moned served but FIVE days. The
< pedition with which the business Of t
eourt for the term was transacted,
fleets great credit On. not only Jud
Bulge. but also upon the thoroughn