Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-07-20

Payson
Lost. somewhere between Montpelier
and Ovid on Wednesday, July 18th, a
dark coat for a II year old boy. Finder
will leave at the store in Ovid or at
this Office.
If You wish to go 10 Glencoe take the
Paris stage which leaves here at $50 a.
IN. and arrives there at 80 p. N. The
fare is only 81 and the accommodations
are good
Everybody is going to Glencoe on the
Oath to participate in the German cele-
bra ion. There will be sports and
games of various kinds, and plenty to
eat and drink y
Keep your money at home by having
your clothing made by Schmid, the
tailor. A full line Of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship guran-
teed s
DR.. E. F. Guyon and family have
moved into the residence which ne re-
Gently purchased from Sam Lewis on
Ninth street, just south Of Henry Whit
mans place.
John Klintworth has resigned his po-
sition with the U. P. at Evanston and
is now in the service Of the o. R. & N.
at La Gran lie, Oregon. His family will
join him there later.
The Misses Helen and irene Lane ar
rived Thursday from Houston. Texas,
for a visit of several weeks with their
aunt. Mrs. Underwood and their uncles,
M. F. end Fl. B. Whitman.
At the dance at the L. D. s. hall to-
night the delicious ice cream, made by
Petersen & Holmes Of Pocatello, will he
served. All gentlemen purchasing
dance tickets will be entitled to free
ice cream for himself and lady.
Mr.. Font Boucher and Miss Katie
Short were united in marriage at Paris
Wednesday morning by Judge Kunz.
They were given reception Wednesday
evening at the home of the brides par
ents Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Short.
Ethel Thomas, who has been on the
sick list for several weeks, left Wednes-
day for trip down the road to recuper-
ate for week or more before returning
to his duties at the depot. He will
visit at Shoshone Falls. Boise and other
points.
Brig Bowen was taken suddenly i'll
last Sunday. with obstruction of the
bowels, and for "a hours his condition
was serious He is much improved
now, but will probably 90 the hospital
to be operated on a. soon he Is able to
travel.
Chairman jackson of the democratic
state central committee. spent Wednes-
day in the city ''wising up" on the
political situation in this neck of the
woods. lis safe to say that he didn't
receive any encouragement for his anti
Mormon policy,
George Munns, who has been some
what under the weather for week or
more, went down to the Lava hot
springs Wednesday to boil the impurit-
les out Of his system. He will visit
with a brother in law at McCammon
before returning.
| Walter Phelps Is insa ling new porca-
lean bath tubs In his shop and they will
be ready for use on Saturday, July %.
He is also arranging 80 that ladies can
get baths after that date on Mondays
and Thursdays. Accommodations will
be first-class and everything private.
Rev. J.'H. Barton, of Boise, will con-
duct services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday morning and evening at the
usual hour. There will also be con
gregational meeting at the church next
Monday evening at 8 o'clock to talk
over the question of securing a new
pastor.
Don't fail to hear the Rip Van Wrinkle
show band at noon next Monday, and
don't fail to see Prof. Harrison, the
great trick bicyelist, do some of his
stunts ON the street during the band
concert and last don't fail to see the
best of all theatrical shows under can
vas at night.
George Marks, George Hull and
Leonard Vincent left, overland. yester-
d." morning for Lander. Wyoming,
where they will register with hope of
| az .uriup 1uckv numbers in DRAWING
land on the Shoshone reservation, which
begins August 4th. The boys will be
gone about four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Putnam, of
Hartley, Iowa, are visiting this week
with the latter's aunt, Mrs A. G. Hum
ter. They are enjoying free trip from
their home to San Francisco and Port
land and return, as the result of con