Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-05-04
Ritter Bros Drug Co,
Logan and Garland, Utah
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier
Idaho.

Owing to i'll health, James Redman
has been compelled to resign his pos
tion as farmer at the Rlacktoot asylum.
He and Mrs. RedmaL will return to
Montpelier as soon as SUI erintendent
Hoover can find a suitable man to take
Mr.. Redmans place.
Beautiful shirt waists in lawn and
silk. Do not fail to see our line before
you buy. H. B. Whitman. IL
Having disposed Of his ranch AT
Sharon, r. G.. Orr left Tuesday for
Orton, Albe ia, Canada, where his sons
now reside, and where he expects to
make his future home. He will make
the trip with car of farm implements,
household goods and team
The Lady Maccabees cleared 1923. - at
the ball given Tuesday night This
money will be added to the general
fund that is being raised by the Lady
Maccabees throughout the United
States for the relief of needy members
OF the order in the stricken districts of
California.
/ FL Carrick returned yes. erday from
California, accompanied by his son,
Walter and his sister, Miss Elizabeth
Carrick AS previously stated, Walter
was at Los Angelus at the time of the
shock, but Mr.. Cs sister and brother
were in Frisco. They escaped without
injury. but his brother lost practically
all of his household goods. Mr.. Carrick
spent one day in Frisco, and he says
the place presents most deso.ate and
sorry sight. Miss Carrck will remain
here for some time.
Mr.. Bacon, who is now in charge of
the work of the Telluride Power Co, in
this section, was in town last Monday
laying III lot of supplies. This com
pany now has an option on site and
rights of way for it's power plant and
there is corps of engineers in the field
laying out surveys for the work. At
present camps will be established at
Grace and at E. j. Turner's place, and
the Chieftain hopes to have full de-
scription of the plant and the work for
Springs Chieftain.
Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. James Welker
OF Bennington, received the sad news of
the death of their son Melvin, who was
filling mission in The Netherlands.
The message came from the church
officials in Salt Lake, who received the
cablegram, announcing his death. which
was caused from small pox. deceased
was FL years of age, and was an only
son. His parents received a letter from
him only few days ago, in which he
stated that he was in good health and
enjoying himself.
Deputy Game Warden Richards de
sires all concerned to bear in mind that
the law requires that fish wheels or
screens must be placed in all headgates
. leading from streams. Mr. Richards is
, making an effort to prevent fires being
started in the rushes along Bear river
, and Mud lake. These rnshes are the
breeding ground for ducks, and enc fire
in few hours will destroy thousands OF
eggs at this time of year. There is a
| pChhioJ rSalhSt oCltiIS rHCB lEtS dDG
Mr. Richards snys he will prosecute
anyone caught in the act.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Rich arrived Tues
day from five weeks sojourn in Cali
fornia. They were at Petaluma. 4(
miles from Frisco, OH the morning OF
the earthquake They had intended
going to Frisco on Tuesday. but changed
their plans and remained in Petaluma
that night, for which they are now mos,
thankful, for the hotel at which they
would have stopped in the stricken city
was completely destroyed. The shock
ut Petaluma was severe, and much
damage was done to buildings. but the
place in which they were staying es
capped with only slight damage Mrs
Rich says that the sensation caused b.
the shock was "a most peculiar one, and
simply impossible to describe.
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