Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-04-13
Meals served at all hours at Cherrys ;.

pleased to state no more cases of this
dread disease have developed in the
city.
The Stork paid its first visit to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jed Merrill of
Bennington, last Friday, and left little
bundle of humanity Of the feminine
g nder.
Ke p your money at home by having
your .lothing made by Schmid, the
tailor. A full line of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship guran-
teed. s
At Salt Lake last week Rueben Ham
burg of Ovid and Edith Smith Of Sharon
anu Edwin Pointer and Dorothy Pat
terson, both of Bloomington, were uni
ted in marriage.
The Ladies Home Missionary Society
still has for sale those excellent cook
books which were issued few years
a You can secure them from Mrs.
Arthur Huff at 25c a copy.
Engineer Pete McDermott, who has
been suffering with inhammatory rheu-
matism. went to Lava hot springs Tues
day with the hope of biin' the pesky
disease out Of his system.
Twin girls were born last Saturday
night to Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Perkins OF
Sheep Creek. but the little ones were
not long for this world. as one died
sunday and the other one on Monday.
The excavation is completed for Fred
Cruikshank's building on Main street,
and work on the structure will begin in
few days. Peter Hanson has the con-
tract for the mason work and F. w.
Hurst. Jr. the contract for the carpenter
and other work.
Union Pacific gasoline motor car No.
l. with a mail car attached, passed
through here Wednesday at noon. en-
route to Portland. We understand that
the cars are to be put in service on a
suburban line out of Portland. Good
time was made from Omaha here, at
different times a speed eff 80 miles an
honr being attained.
The Montpelier Drug company moved
into their new quarters Sunday, il the
Do wning block. The new fixtures are
elegant and of the latest pattern, and
the commodious room will enable the
company to carry large stock Of goods.
Manager Hoover extends cordial in
vitation to the people of Hear Lake
County to call and see them in their
new quarters.
Mis-. A. g. Preston delightfully."- en-.
tertained the Social Sixty three Club
Wednesday night. Ralph Hampton
and Mrs. j. r. Rasmussen captured the
first prizes. and the BOBBY prizes went
to Eph Hull and Esther Underwood
Refreshments were served, after which
the guests had jolly time at other
games for an honr or more. The club
will meet with Miss Underwood next
time.
In COMMUNICATION of the Savior's
crucifixion there will be special ser.
vice Of prayer at the Episcopal church
his evening at o'clock. An address
will be made upon the text of scripture
us it Nothing to You, all Ye Il at ras
by?" The solo by Rodney entitled
Calvary will be sung. Everyone tc
whom Chfist's crucifixion appeals, is
urged to come and worship.
At a meeting of the directors of IL e
Pavilion company, held Monday night,
J. Fl. Jones was awarded the contrat I
for excavating for the pavilion. Other
business relative to the erectionN OF the
building, was passed upon. The foun-
dalton is to be of red rock from Ben.
nington; Paris brick will be used for
the side walls and pressed brick for the
front.
"Charley's Aunt which will be pre-.
sented at the opera house tonight and
tomorrow night by the Montpelier
Dramatic Company is a clean, whole
some comedy. In fact it is one of the
greatest mirth- producing plays that
has ever been put on the stage. The
piece is well cast and the company has
rehearsed nightly for the past ten day
SO we may expect that the play will be
presented in good form. There will bs
good specialties between acts.