Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-02-16

the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone
company, is in the city exporting the
company's books.
best known citizens, died at his home in
that city yesterday afternoon, after
lingering illness.
Ed Brown left Monday night for
koshkonong, Mo, for a month visit
with his parents. This is Eds first
visit TO the odd country" III alb mt six
years.
| AS result of a three line local in last
weeks Examiner, c. f. Harris sold
two pieces of property in Montpelier this
week. Further evidence that it pays to
advertise.
Geo. H. Bushnell, auditor of the Sid
ney Stevens Co, is in the city from
Ogden, assisting in taking stock and
closing the books of the local establish
ment for the last fiscal year.
The announcement that prizes would
be given t. the best dancers, drew
large crowd at the L. D. S. hall last
Friday night. The judges awarded the
prizes to Mark Cozzens and Mrs. Louis
Stuart
The old McLennan building that has
stood in the rear of the Odd Fellows
hall, is being removed to Tenth street,
near Dads" blacksmith shop, and will
be fitted up by Chas Hagar for use as a
pool room.
Mrs. Chas. E. Harris returned Tues
day from Pocatello where she was called
last week by the illness of the infant
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Vogel
She left the little lady almost entirely
recovered.
The Knights of Pythias, with their
wives and sweethearts will celebrate
the anniversary of the order next Mon
day night with card party, music,
da lcing and refreshments All sojourn-
ing Knights are cordially invited to at
tead.
When the curbstone jurists of Mont
pelier get through trying the case which
was heard in the justice court here this
week, it is to be hoped that their minds
will be sufficiently relieved to at least
permit them to enjoy peaceful slumbers
for time
The bunk house, boarding house,
blacksmith shop and other necessary
buildinfs, at the Bonanza Mining Cos
property, are completed and every
thing is in readiness for operation, as
soon as Mr.. de Julien returns from
Portland.
Mrs. NJ Malone, who underwent an
operation at Salt Lake last week for
what the oculist termed microbe
growth on the eye ball, is getting along
nicely. She isnow visiting with friends
in Ogden, where she will probably re-
main week or more.
Fred Lintz came in from Lima,
Mont. Monday afternoon, arriving a
few hours in advance of a young en-
gineer who put in appearance at an
early hour Tuesday morning. Mother
and son ere doing nicely and Fred
we'll, he's the proudest man in Idaho
today.
About twenty new names nave been
added to the Examiners subscription
list during the past two weeks, for
which we are duly thankful There
still are several hundred people in the
S county whose names ought to be on our
list and we intend to have them there,
4 too, before many moons.
t There will be services at the Catholic
church in this city next Sunday. Mon
A day and Tuesday evenings, conducte
by Rev. G. Won der Donckt Of Pocatello
Lecture on Sunday and Monday even
ings 80 o'clock. Christian doctrine
or children Monday afternoon at 4
o'clock. Mass each morning at 9.
Miss Libbie Rich went to Salt Lake
asst Saturday. Upon her return, sever
al weeks lence, her friends will be hap
py to greet her as Mrs. c. d. Anderson
u The IN ,rriage of Mr.. Anderson and
Miss Rich will occur in Salt Lake about
a the Goth of this month. and the happy
couple will take trip through California
e returning here by the way of Portland
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