Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-11-09


Come and hear the natural tone and
voice from the vic..c- talking machine
at Nelson's. 81
Brakeman Jack Hayes is back from
three weeks visit in Dakota. Contrary
to the expectations of his friends. he re-
turned alone.
Curtis & Douglas, sanitary plumbing
and heating, sheet iron and tin work.
One door east of Enos' Hardware Store,
Montpelier. 37-2t
Johnny Baker. at one time station
agent here. was reelected clerk and
recorder of Beaverhead county, Mont,
by an immense majority.
Mrs. AL Thlel and Mrs. Jos. Vincent
entertained number Of their lady
friends yesterday at Kensington at
the home of the latter.
A beautiful line of table covers, lace
curtains and window sha les at H. b.
Whitmans. "a
i FOR SALE-A six room residence,
with ~ foot lot, good improvements, in
Guiding 40 fruit trees and small fruit;
inquire of w. r. Holmes
While in Europe Thor G. Nielsen took
a thorough course in optics and engrav-
ing. Call and see him at the Niels. n
Music and Jewelry store.
II. P. Zimmerman, the we'll known
horse buyer OF hiver ide, CAL, will be
here next week to buy horses. He will
give good prices for good horses.
Work on the interior Of the Brennan
& Davis block is progressing rapidly.
They expect to be able to occupy their
new quar- tiers in about two weeks.
Miss Minnie Bird has opened bakery
in the Cruikshank building. She will
carry everything IN the bread, cake and
pastry line; also cigars and tobacco.
Hours Of fun with the bubbler. With
every dollars worth of goods purchased
at Jones store you get bubbler free.
Louis Stuart had the degree Of dad"
conferred upon him last Tuesday by the
arrival OF a fine daughter at his home.
Mother and daughter are doing nicely.
Hair dressing, shampooing, face mas
saying and manicuring done by Minnie
Jones; parlors up stairs in the old Bur
goyne residence on Lincoln avenue. 80
We buy our pianos and orgsns direct
from the factory for spot cash to secure
lowest prices, can therefore save you rs
per cent. Nielsen's Music Store. 81
A full car load of pianos arrived last
week and we will sell them on terms to
suit the purchaser; also talking ma
chimes, sheet music, etc. Thatcher
j Music Co.. Montpelier.
Miss Beach, one OF the teachers in
our public schools, went to Blackfoot
Tuesday to cast her vote for the repub-
lican ticket. Mrs. Eph Hull Taught for
} her during her absence.
Good prices paid for organs in ex-
change for pianos, and pianos sold OH
terms to suit purchasers. The Thatch-
: err Music company, in Hover building
The Missionary society of the Presby-
terrain church will hold a cooked food
sale at Il. B. Whitman's Saturday after
noon beginning at 2 o'clock. They will
! have on sale lots of goods things to eat.
Senator Dubois went east Wednesday
morning on No. g. Hei is probably going
: to Philadelphia and other points to
weep with Mary Ogden White, Mrs.
] Deffenderfer and others over his defeat
in Idaho.
We are now showing the greatest dis
: play in the talking machine line ever
seen in Montpelier. 1t will pay you to
call and hear them at Thatcher Music
! Co.'S place in the old Hoover building.
Work is now progressing on the tele-
i phone extension to Liberty and it is ex.
4 pected that Montpelier people win be
able to say hello TO their Liberty neigh
bors by Dec. Is. Seven phones will bt
installed there at once.
: W..R. Holmes has returned to hi.
!. duties as cashier at the depot He will
remain there until about Dec. Ii, wheI
he will go to Paris and put in the tim,
until January getting acquainted with
his duties in the auditors Office.
" schmid, the tailor, makes specialt.
% of repairing and cleaning clothes. n
Manager Eastman Of the Bonneville
Q Company, came down from the min
o Tuesday evening and reported that
very RI, strike had been made ut
q depth of $50 feet. The ore is better thai
d anything ever before taken from any o
the properties in the copper belt, and i
8 aa,,sixaox thoaa intarastad in the Rnnne