Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-29

or only fair sized crowd witnessed the
game.
The ladies of the Guild will hold
farewell reception for Rev. and Mrs.
Chamberlain at the home of Mrs. o.
II. Groo tomorrow, 'aturday, evening
It will be an informal affair and the
general public is invited.
Mrs. o. Fl. Groo wishes us to an
nounce that the section of the travelling
library which she now has will be ship
be returned Immediately or charges
will be made for them
Keep your money at home by having
,our lothing made by schmid, the
tailor. A full line of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship gnran-
teed. s
Elsewhere in this issue appears the
statement of the financial condition of
the First National bank at the close of
business on June Is. This institution
is gradually increasing its volume of
business, as is shown in each succeed
ing statement.
The democratic executive committee
has decided to hold county convention
at Paris on Saturday, July %, for the
purpose Of electing 3 delegates to the
Dubois convention to be held at Occur
d'Alene on August 6. The primaries
,cs hnl l.x TIL
The San Francisco Examiner made its
regular annual June distribution of
premiums this year, just as though the
plant had not been destroyed by fire
and earthquake. Ned Bodies of this
city. received word Monday that his
number drew mans silver watch.
| Fl. r. Shepherd Of Paris, was award
ed the contract for constructing the
pavilion. His figures were something
over $1,000, and does not include
painting, plumbing or the heating plant.
His work is to be finished by the first
of October. The building, when fully
completed, will cost close to $4,000
| y,
for .nerly superintendent of the Wyo-
ming division of the Union Pacific and
who resigned on account of poor health,
will again enter the service at Omaha
Mr.. Whitney was at one time dis
patcher at Poca tello, and is well known
by all of the old-time Short Line men.
Hereafter the opened by mistake
excuse will be an excuse that will cost
5000 The postoffice department has
ruled that mail must be looked over
before leaving the Office. and that any
letter put in yonr box by mistake must
be returned before leaving the postoffice
under penalty of 1900 for failure TO
do so.
J. M. Yargey, representing the Mer-
chants Stock Co., of Omaha, is in the
city and will conduct closing out sale
for Nose Lewis. The sale opens tomor
row morning aud will continue for 30
, days. during which time Mr. Lewis
mammoth stock will be sold out, if low
, prices will do it. Mr.. Yargey is accom-
> panied by his wife, who will assist in
conducting the sale
Perkins & Knutti, who have the con-
tract for the excavation for the First
National Bank building, began work
: Monday. The foundation put in by
Barney o Neil1, who contemplated the
erection of bank building on that site,
has been torn out and the cellar will be
: extended to the full size of the building.
Mr.. Burrell states that the contract for
8 construction of the block will be let in a
few days. and work will begin as soon
3 as the cellar is completed.
! The county commissioners meet on
Monday, July as a hoard of equaliza-
Q ton. If you think the assessor failed
to list all your property when he was
making bis rounds, or if he placed too
r low valuation on your taxable posses
sions, don't be backward about going
before the commissioners and telling
!. them of it. After the board of equaliz-
alton adjourns You will not have an.
other opportunity to adjust this import
ant matter. Those who think they
have been assessed too high will be
there with their tales of woe, and they
won't need to be urged, either
Last Monday Pete Fuller sold his bar
Der shop to Walter Phelps, who closed
his shop and is now located at Fuller
e old stand. Pete has been ..scrapinp
9 mugs" in Montpelier for nine years and
he will be missed 10y the old-timers. HI
expects to cast his lot with the people
' Of Cokevllle y alter intends to niage
2 some improvements about the place and
J. will conduct strictly frst-class shop
I'd Grnsiaan who has held duWn