Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-16

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at the L. d S. hall tomorrow, Saturday
night. All ladies' who attend are re.
quested to take light lunch and an
extra tea cup, as the ladies of the socie-
ty will serve cocoa free Dance tickets
only 30 cents. None under 1S years Of
age will be admitted.
A. jerks has purchased fine bottling
plant, which will arrive from the east
In few days. He hasn't fully decided
upon a location, but will be in shape
Tor business by the time the season
opens The plant is complete and up-
to-date and Mr.. jerks says he will
place on the market a strictly first-class
grade of soft drinks The business will
be conducted nhder the name of the
Montpelier Bottling Works.
Miss Irma Anderson is organizing
class in instrumental music both for
beginners and advanced pupils. She
recently conducted class in Salt Lake.
but having decided to make her home
here with her uncle T. L. Glenn, she is
DESTROYS of continuing instructions in
mnsic, To the female pupils, who SO
desire, she will also teach fancy en-
broidery work free.
Fred Thompson and Miss Hannah
Olsen, two of Montpeliers we'll known
young people. went to Pocatello last
Friday and on Saturday they were
united In marriage by Rev. Jones OF the
Methodist church. They will return to
Montpelier after a short visit with rela.
tives IN Boise.
The farmers of Georgetown and Ben
nington turned out in force Monday
morning to break the road between
those places. It took the Georgetown
force, which consisted of 10 men with
teams, over three hours to break the
road to Cranes ranch, distance of 81
miles. At that point they met the
Bennington snow buckers.
Landlord Downing will have the
rooms on the second floor of his new
hotel building finished as soon as DOS
slble. They will be ready for occupancy
IN about six weeks. There are fifteen |
rooms on the second floor. five of which
will be fitted with baths. The furnish
ings will be as fine as are to be found in
any hotel in the state.
About the first of next week Ed Pug
mire will open with fine stock of gen
eral merchandise in Paris in the room
formerly occupied by Pendry's drug
store. Mr.. Pugmire is one of the best
known citizens of the county and being
thorough business man, he will no
doubt be accorded his full share of
patronage from the people of that sec,
tion.
Miss Connie Mcintosh entertained the
Social Sixty three club last night. The
first prizes were won by r. R. Hampton
and Miss Underwood, while the BOBBY
prizes were bestowed upon l.. G. VIM
cent and Esther Underwood. Refresh-
ments we're served. and such jolly
time did the club have that il was the
wee honrs of morning before snyone
thonght Of bidding the hostess goodnight
The club will meet with Mrs. Oscar Nor
mon on the Goth.
The Masons and members OF the East
ern Star had jolly social time at the
hall last night. 1t was strictly infor-
NAL affair, just regular old time social
gathering. A short musical program
was rendered. including vocal duet by
Tom Douglas and Jim Lyons. This, of
course, was the most pleasing mum Der
on the program. Refreshments were
served, after which everybody had
genuine good time. These social gath
erings will be held ofteaer In the future,