Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-06-22


year
The salary of the postmaster at Mont
pelier has been raised from $500 to
$1,000. The raise viii go into effect on
July lst
Mr.. and Mrs Alex Tuhbs returned to
Ogden Wednesday, after three week s
visit with relatives here and in Star
Valley.
Role and bead mouldings. corner
beads, corner base blocks, built oak and
yellow Zine newels at Paris Lumber
Yard. IL
Rev ] n. Barton, pastor at large for
this Presbytery, will preach at the Pres
byterian church next Sunday morning
and evening.
Lost, on June l3. between Montpelier
and Thomas Fork, dark grey overcoat.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving
the same at this Office.
Miss Elida McFadden arrived Tnes-
day from Council Bluffs, Iowa, for
two months visit at the home of her
CouslH, merry Ddlryiuple.
There will be big ball at the opera
house on the night of July 4th. Tickets
will be 81, but refreshments will be
served free to ell who attend.
Mrs. VIM. Cozzens went to Spring
] vile, Utah, Sunday to visit with her
parents. She was accompanied by her
sister. Miss leila Brown. who has been
here for the past six months.
Just received direct from eastern fac
tory a straight car load of doors and
windows. Call and see us before pur-
chasing elsewhere. -Robert Price. lum-
Der yard, Paris. 16
Don't bother about taking tent and
bedding with you, if you are going to
: Glencoe, because you can rent one there
6 reasonable with floor in it and fitted
with springs, mattress and bedding.
During the dance at the L. D. s. hall
tonight the choir will render four choice
selections. Ice cream, cake and sand
wiches will be served on the lawn, and
: jolly time is assured for all who at
u tend
Postmaster and Mrs. Ball of Poca
V tello, visited here Sunday and Monday
with Mrs. Balls sister. Mrs. Maggie
e Phelps. They left Tuesday morning
for visit with relatives at Bellyille,
b Kansas.
J. M. Phelps returned from Salt Lake
10 Tuesday, whittier he took his little son,
who had to undergo an operation for
- throat trouble. The operation was
successful and the little fellow returned
" feeling much better.
= Up to last night Chief of Police Burk,
had turned into the city treasurer $12'
on dog tax, and there are quite mum
- Der of dogs yet TO be seen. This is full,
double the amount eyer before collected
n on dog tax in anyone year.
Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Barrett hav,
is issued invitations to the marriage o.
u, their daughter Amelia to Mr.. JOSEPH
lis Smith. The happy event will TAX
place at the Barrett home on Wednes
q day evening, June 27th.
n. Two weeks ago Denton Gee took thu
examination before the Utah Stat
10 Dental board and passed with an excel
tn iehS per cenease. Las. "eeA Nc 'oo'
the examination before the Idaho boar
and received about the same per centag
vi that he did in Utah.
Judge Bndge went to Pocatello Tues
III H., ~ hold a shout forx,, of ooY1rf Tlx
Nv cept for two or three cases which he ha
to hear in his chambers at Paris, thi
ends his court work until the regula
IDS term for Bannock county, which cor
yenes Sept Bird.
mt George Gardner has ordered ont
sixteenth horse power electric motor t
thy be attached to the sewing machine
ted his home. The motor Is attached
such a manner that the speed of tn
lty machine can be regulated by the pre-
I sure of the operators foot on I'll
tread.e.
ast Conductors L. D Bayrel and w.
Campbell have resigned their position
:. with the Short Line and gone to Sa
'ne Lake to accept positions as conductor
On { n Western Pacific construction train
This will place them in line for the fir
clio passenger runs on that road when 1t
her completed.
Work on the basement of the dan
tive pavilion is progressing nicely. T.
utn directors of the company will meet
night to let the contract for the supt
clio structure. Bids for this work ha
tion been filed by Dave Follick Of this cit
Fl. R. Shepherd of Paris and Morley