Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-08-24

Dispatcher Convey, who has been at
Nainpa several months. returned to
Kemmerer yesterday to take his old
trick in the dispatcher's Office there.
Deputy Game Warden Richards went
to Rexburg yesterday to consult with
the state game warden ON some matters
relative to the Enforcement of the game
laws.
The little daughter Of Judge Bulge,
who has been seriously i'll with spinal
meningitis for two weeks, is now much
improved anG her ultimate recovery is
as ;ured.
Clerk Holmes of the school board has
received word from Miss Stoddard of
Colorado Springs, saying that she would
accept the position as Seacher here for
the coming year.
The Village Improvement Society
wishes to publicly thank all who assisted
in the minstrel concert Tuesday night,
especially Mrs. o. III. Groo, Miss Van
Horn Bagley and Winn Staley.
The San Francisco Chemical company
has established headquarters in the John
A. Bagley Office The interior has been
re-arranged 50 that the company has
very convenient and commodious Office
rooms.
o. M. Cozzens of Park City, is visit
ing with relatives here for a couple of
weeks. He is going out to Dingle next
Monday on a Quayle hunt and he says
that he is certain Of bagging one pretty
bird.
Miss Irene Douglas has been seriously
ill the past week with an attack of APP
pendicitis, but her condition today is
much improved and it is not probable
that she will have to submit to an oper-
atiCn.
There is one advantage about the
elbow sleeves the girls are wearing this
summer, said u young lady the other
day. and that is, we can go right from
the parlor to the kitchen and wash
dishes without having to change clothes.
Russell, the ~nine-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. j. H. Grimmett Of Dingle,
died at the hospital in Ogden last Sun
day from the result of IN operation for
appendicitis. The relnains were brought
home for burial, the funeral being held
at Dingle, Tuesday.
Rev. j. H. Barton will preach in the
Presbyterian church ut IL a. m. and s
p. IN. Subject Of sermon in the morn
ing, Parental Responsibilities and how
to Meet Them in the evening, Sab
bath Rest, a Law Of Nature" All are
cordially invited to these services.
John A. Bagley, accompanied by G.
H. Gage. a civil engineer from New
York City, left yesterday morning for
Star valley on a business and pleasure
trip. From Star valley they will go to
Green River with a pack outfit and will
return here in about ten days.
Mr.. Gilmartin reports that he is push
ing work on the water plant as rapidly
as he can with the small force OF men
he has. 1t it utterly impossible. he says,
to get men. There are only four men
at work now but he would employ -four
or five times that number if they were
to be had.
Prof. and Mrs. F. L. Willis arrived
sunday from the Mackay country and
have been attending the teachers insti.
tute at Paris this week. The Prof, il
assisting County Superintendent Hart
, in conducting the examination which is
now in progress at Paris. There are
eight teachers ticking the examination.
Last Sunday, Monday ard Tuesday
Bear Lake valley was visited by the
heaviest rain storms ever known in this
section at this time of the year. The
rain did much damage to hay and Goa
siderable grain was more or less dam
aged. One man estimated that there
> were at least 1000 tons of hay down
when the storm came, all of which has
been SO badly damaged as to make il
! unmarketable.
Regular dance az L. D. S. hall tonight