Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-31
Fresh fruit and vegetables at sadie's.

Fresh fruit and vegetables at Saddles.
Scalp treatment, m~anicuring and
shampooing by Mrs. Pinney, next door
to Mrs. Hammond's.
Lost. between Montpelier and Bloom
ington, a lady's amber back comb and a
small silver purse. The finder will be
rewarded by leaving same at this Office.
Mark Whitman returned Monday
from Soda Springs. where he had been
for six weeks officiating as postmaster
during the illness Of Postmaster East
man.
Lost. between Mumford Bros canyon
ranch and Montpelier last Sunday, q
lady's gray c%ravenet. Finder will
please leave at this Office and oblige the
owner.
Mr.. Fred Evans Of Raymond and Miss
Bertha Merrill Of Bsnnock county, will
teach the bennington school the coming
year. Both are said to be competent
teachers.
District court. which was to have con
vened at Pocatello next Monday, has
been postponed for one week by Judge
Bulge. owing to the illness of his
daughter.
The republican county central COM
mittee has been called to meet in Mont
pelier tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock
to fix the time for holding the county
convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. B. Leverich will 70
to Boise Sunday to attend the Irrigation
congress. Mr.. Leverich is one of the
delegates appointed from this county
by the commissioners.
Superintendent Hoover of the Black
foot asylum will display at the Irriga-
ton congress in Boise next week a large
variety of vegetables and fruit from the
asylum garden and orchard.
Mrs. Catherine Lewis returned Mon
day from a months visit at Kemmerer
and Frontier. She was accompanied by
her nephew and niece, Mr aud Mrs. NJ
Thomas, who visited here until yester-
day.
The Misses Jonley and Trill have
leased Cruikshank's new building and
will open q restaurant there about the
10Th of September. They will use two
thirds of the building and will sub-rent
the other room.
Mrs. J. W. Whinyates returned Mon
day from Salt Lake. where she spent a
week in purchasing her stock of milf
merry and other fall goods. Her sister,
Miss Christensen, Of Salt Lake, will
assist her in the millinery department
this fall.
s. e. Martin, who was in from Alton
yesterday, stated that on Wednesday
night he had about so tons Of hay, over
100 chickens. a wagon, harness and
some other things destroyed by fire. He
is of the opinion that the FIRE was of
incendiary origin.
George Whipple, steward at the
Blackfoot asylum, came in yesterday
and Joined Jas. Redman on a trip to the
hills. Mr.. Whipple stated the crops on
the asylum farm are abundant and that
everything is running along smoothly
at the institution.
Superintendent Willis OF the public
schools, requests us to that q
teachers meeting will be held at the
Washington building on Saturday
afternoon, Sept. 8. He is DESTROYS that
all teachers in the Montpelier school
shall be present.
D. G. Oakley rendered his resign alton
Monday, az road oversser Ia Montpelier.
Mayor Williams accepted the resigna-
ton and appointed Robt. Gee as over
seer to Fill the vacancy. Mr.. Gee start
ed in Tuesday doing some much needed
repair work IN street crossings.
Parties wishing their fences or out
houses painted with Anti-D ehorner
Toxine can have the same done on short
notice. The painter is stopping for a
short time at the Anssll house and D.
McLennan carries the ingredients.
Now is the tine to have it done.