Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-28

j. U. Stucki and Ezra Bulge of Paris.
will serve as grand jurors at the term
of Federal court which e in
Pocatello next Monday.
For sale, the lot just east OF the lam
dry, 25xl90 feet, address j. M. Richard
son.
Do not wait till cold weather to haye
your photo work done but call while
the weather is pleasant. All work
guaranteed at Rinehart's Studio.
Denton Gee will leave in the morning
for Chicago to renew his studies in the
Chicago School of Dental Surgery. He
will complete the course in the school
this year.
All the popular 10, Is and 25c novels
at Mrs. Chapman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Barrett entertain
ed a few friends last Saturday night in
honor of Mr.. end Mrs. JOS. Smith. who
went to Ogden yesterday where they
will reside for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Tollerton spent
Tuesday night here, the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. G. E. Hawver. They left
Wednesday morning for their future
home at Topeka. Kan.
If you want the best shoe to be had
for the money, come and let us show
you our stock. HI. B. Whitman. &c
Mrs. Emily Cozzens delightfully."- en-
tertained a few friends Wednesday
evening. Music and games were en-
joyed until a late hour, when elegant
refreshments were served.
The population of Georgetown was
increased the past week by the arriva'
of a daughter at the home of L. s
Smart last Friday and a son at the
home of Jesse Dunn last Monday.
Keep clean and you will be healthy
as well as happy. Walt Phelps has thu
only bath room in town. Accomoda
tions are first class.
J. A. Eggers, assistant district deput.
organizer for the Modern Woodmen o
America, will be here soon for thu
purpose Of endeayorlng to organize
camp of that order in Montpelier.
, James. son of Mrs. Z. 81. Wright
. came home last Saturday from Sod
! Springs, sick with pneumonia. He ha
been quite sick during the week, but
reported considerable better today.
John J. Jones returned this mornin
from Salt Lake, having attended tn
marriage Of his sister, Miss Maggie an
Mr.. Ezra Clark, which was solemnize
In the Salt Lake temple Wednesda.
Yarns, blankets and outing fannel
new stock just opened at n. B. Viii
mans. 70
The ladies of the Presbyterian churc
will conduct a cooked food sale tomol
row afternoon in the same room whel
y the rummage sale is TO be held. A
usual, they will have on sale lots
. good things to eat.
Nc B. Thomson will leave for Bostc
in a few days to attend the 5Oth ann
versary exercises Of the establishmel
~ of the Righ, Of Memphis In the Unite
y States. This il a right in connectic
ii with the Masonic order.
Ben E Rich. president Of the SoutI
ID ern States missions, visited over Sundf
with his brother, Judge Rich at the h
lie springs. He went from here to Boi'
,e and will not return south until aft
ne the October conference.
The Germans gave a feIewell dam
IN at the L. D. s. hall Wednesday mig
"a for Fred Tressel, who leaves next WEI
on a mission to Switzerland. They hi
J. a jolly time and presented Mr.. Tress
~ with o purse Of about $50.
a At the Burgoyne Mercantile CO
store from October 9Th to 18th a re
~ r~esentative of the Cole Manufacture
On company will give an exhibition of t
superior advantages of Coles ste
hot blast range. This range has q nul
Der of special features not found
other ranges and the public is cordial
invited to attend this demonstrate
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