Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-10-05

Mrs. j. W. Arnold was called to Ogden
Wednesday by q telegram announcing
the death of her mother. The deceased
was "a years Of age.
DR.. q. 7. smith. of Georgetown, will
open q dental parlor Nov. LIST ia the
Ritter FLOCK In the rooms formerly oc-
cupied by DR.. Sutton.
Do not wait till cold weather to have
your photo work done but call while
the weather il pleasant. All work
guaranteed at Rinehart's Studio.
=. Jones of the Montpelier Milling
company, was called to spanish Fork
Wednesday by the news that his sister.
Mrs. Branford, was not expected to live.
Mrs. Chas. E. Harris returned Sunday
from Evanston. where she had been for
several weeks attending the bedside or
her sister. Mrs. Gilpin, who was sick
with typhoid fever.
Keep clean and you will be healthy
as well as happy. Walt Phelps has the
only bath room in town. Accomoda-
tions are first class.
That busy old bird. DR.. A. Stork,
visited Bennington last Sunday and
left a little daughter 1T the home Of A.
D. Merrill and a son at the home Of
VIM. Hunter.
w. L. Lambert. who succeeded H.
Carrick IS foreman of the shops here,
has been transferred to Glenn's Ferry,
and Joe Toner Is now acting as district
foreman.
Have the pleasure of a piano or organ
IN the home. You q get one on SIS to
$40 payments and no interest charged,
at Nielsen's furniture store. 80
Mrs. Fl. Carrick and children went to
Pocatello yesterday. to join Mr.. Car
rick, who is now master mechanic for
the Short Line with headquarters in
the Gate City.
The eight.months-old daughter OF Mr..
aud Mrs. Walter Massey died last Fri
day morning. The funeral was held
from the family home Saturday after
loon at 4o'clock.
The travel to Salt Lake this week
has been unusually heavy. For the
special train yesterday 129 tickets we're
sold and as many more have gone on
the regular trains,
Alfred Sparks Of Dingle. finished
threshing Tuesday. He report that his
wheat yielded about So bushels to the
acre and his oats 80 bushels. The grain
was grown on irrigated land.
The Thatcher Music Company will
have a car load Of high grade pianos
arrive in a day or two. Call and Inspect
them at the old Hoover building. In
struments sod ON terms to suit pur-
chasers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Massey desire to
publicly thank their ~neighbors and
friends for the acts of kindess and words
Of comfort extended during the illness
uuu uAoOA thO uCdbu Va tuclT luIhub
daughter.
DR.. g. T. Smith, the dentist, wishes
to inform his friends throughout Bear
Lake county that he will be permanent
lv located in Montpelier on and after
Nov. LIST. His Office will be in the Ritter
block. 81
The Village Improvement society
cleared abont $25 at their rummage sale
last Friday and Saturday. They still
lack SIS or $40 OF having enough to pay
for framing the pictures for the Lincoln
building.
There is to be at least one October
wedding in Montpelier, and in conse
quence N of our city 3 fairest daughters
will become a resident of Ogden. The
happy event is scheduled to take place
on the 10th.
R. w. Gee has purchased the pool
tables and fixtures from Mr.. Rayfield
and will hencefortn conduct this place
of amusement. Bob invites his
friends to drop in and enjoy a social
game Of pool. The place will always
be quiet and orderly and no ,'kid" will
be allowed.