Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-05-25

i oHly lew more Gays anu tncn COMES
the merry month of June the month of
roses, brides and sweet girl graduates.
Schmid. the tailor, makes speciality
of repairing and cleaning clothes. %
Joe Fuller and Billy Morgan were
down from Cokeville Monday. They
report sheep shearing will begin there
next week.
If You want to see the best line of
Mems Ladies and Childrens Hosiery
ever shown in Montp lier, call and see
our line, II. B. Whitman. Is
E. NJ. Stewart returned to Salt Lake
Monday after months sojourd here in
the interests of the Union Mutual insur
ance company.
Remember. that 10 per cent reduction
on all wash goods for the month of
May at Jones store. ID
While engaged in a friendly scuffie
at the hot springs last Sunday, George
Hull fell and broke his right collar bone
near the shoulder joint.
Mrs Jas. Coughlin and children went
to Boise Sunday for couple of weeks
visit with Mr.. Coughlin, who now has
the night run OF the Boise branch.
Eggs from pure blood Black Cochin
chichens for $3.50 per setting of "a
j. X. Nelson, Montpelier. 8
John Montrose of the Cache Valley
Marble Works, was here this week
delivering monuments to parties in
Montpelier, Paris and Bloomington.
Averitt & Harris have moved their
thr one formerly occupied by Mr..
Harris. The change gives them more
commpdious quarters.
Henry Hoff attended the meeting Of
the democratic state central committee
at Boise, Monday. 1t is ndedless to say
that Henry didn't relish the dope"
that Dubois had prepared for the occa-
sion.
The democratic county central COM
mittee has ceen called to meet in Mont
: pelier on Saturday afternoon, June 2,
to fix the time and place for holding the
county convention to select three dele
gates to the state convention.
j. w. Robinson, Grand Master of
Idaho, paid an official visit to King
Solomon lodge A. F. & A NJ, Wednes-
day night. There was work in the E.
A. degree and after the close of lodge a
delicious repast was served in the ben
quet room.
: That portion of the old Coop. bulld-
ing uptown which was purchased some
e time ago by Downing & Jewett. was
this week removed to the rear of the
r f;oover property. which they also
bought. The building will be fitted NJ
t for livery stable.
The city authorities are arranging &
: record of the bulials in the city GENE
terry. The work could be greatly per
fected if all those who have dead buried
there would leave a record OF the dat.
of birth, date of death. age, etc, witt
City Clerk Harris.
: All land owners residing within th'
Montpelier Irrigation district are re
= quested 10 meet at the L. ID. s. meeting
house in Montpelier on "Wednesday
y night, June 6. 1906 for the purpose O
5 further consideration of matters of i'm
Is portance to the people of the district.
Miss Emma spongberg entertained
Z. the Social Sixty three club Wednesda,
evening. The first prizes were won by
. c. Sullivan and Mrs. @. B. Cayon. ant
:, the BOBBY prizes went to George Mark
and Mrs. J R. Rasmussen. This wa.
the last meeting of the club for tht
season.
At regularly called meeting of thu
" republican comfy central committee
held last Saturday. the date for holding
the county convention was changet
Is from July q to Saturday. June %. The
official call for the convention will b,
II published in the next issue of the Elk
r aminer.
Frank Deusenberry of the Telluride
e. Power company reports that the com
p pany is getting everything in shape a
II rapidly as possible to begin operation
8 on the power plant pear Grace and OF
I, the works at Dingle. They are havinl
great difficulty TO secure sufficien
number of men to carry on the work a
~ both places.
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