Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-03-09

A very swell line OF ladies' silk shirt
waist suits have just arrived at the
Cheap Cash Store Call and see them.
Pies, Cakes, cookies. doughnuts, etc
at the Vienna Cafe. 40
Several important deals in Montpelier
real estate are on tapis hut none of them
have been closed up TO the time of going
to press,
Call and see the new ideas in spring
dress goods at the Bnrgoyne Mer. Co.
| A. D. Bell was called here from Logan
yesterday by the death Of his father-in-
law, FL p. Nelson, which occurred at
Fish Haven.
Another line of those beautiful OK
minister rugs, at the Cheap Cash Store.
Come early if you want one as they
wont last long. 4
Mrs. Burgoyne and daughter, Mrs.
Milford Williams, left Wednesday
Ii orning for six weeks so1ourn at Los
Angeles. Cal
Attorneys D. Worth Clark of Poca-
tello. Jesse Bulge of Salt Lake and
John A. Bagley have been in attendance
at district court this week.
The little daughter of John Perkins
is nursing badly sprained ankle,
which was caused by falling while play
ing on the school house steps.
Schmid, the tailor. makes a speciality
of repairing and cleaning clothes. q
Lost, somewhere in Montpelier, a
lady's gold ring. set with opal and dia-
mond. Finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at this Office.
Last week VIM. Quayle and sons pur
chased fine imported Clyde stallion.
which had been shipped here for sale by
an eastern horse importing firm.
4 Patronize home industry by having
Schmid. the tailor, make yonr clothes
fitand workmanship guaranteed. <.
There will be 'bow dance" ct the
L. D. 8. hall tonight, and the young
folks are anticipating having a good
time. Everybody welcome. Dance
tickets only SO cents.
Ed French has taken the position as
day yardmaster here, succeeding c. J.
Strawn, who is now braking on the
First district. Bert Rutherford is now
filing the position of night yardmaster
All those who are well fed, eat the
Vienna Cafe bread. 40
The Red Fish Lake Mining company
was organized at Haley last week.
John A. Bagley of Montpelier, is named
as one of the directors and he has SUBJ
scribed for $780, 900 shares of the capital
stock.
Thos. and Arthur Roberts and their
wives OF Star Valley, left last week fol
a three months sojourn in Wales, the
land of their nativity. They will sail
from New York tomorrow on the steam
er, Baltic.
There was a pulling match in towr
Wednesday afternoon between teams be
longing to Byron Nelson and Marion
Perkins, which caused more excitement
than dog fight The Perkins team
won the contest.
Hayes Bros. of Georgetown. are pay
ing the highest price for dressed hogs
Write them or phone 95-n. 3
Miss Irma Anderson il visiting at tn,
home of her uncle. 7. L. Glenn, Miss
Anderson is an accomplished musician
and if she decides to remain for tn,
s immer she will endeayor to organize
class in instrumental music.
Miss Esther Underwood returned
; Tuesday from three months visit will
relatives at Houston, Texas. She re
Iorts having had most delightful
time in the sunny south, but was glat
to get back to dear, Old Montpelier.
; Il. P. Nelson died at his home in Fisl
} Haven yesterday, aged So yeaes De
ceased was member af the first BAN
? of settlers that came into Bear LAX,
q Valley A widow and five grown daugh
tiers suovive him. The funeral will b.
held sunday.
. Don't miss seeing Mrs, Whinyate
spring millinery opening, Thursday
Friday and Saturday. March 15, Is ant
II. She has also fine lines Of neckwear
belts in gilt and all the new styles, XII,
gloves, Henderson's Aurora corsets
! hosiery. waists, skirts, etc.
The friends of Engineer Witt Brese
will regret TO learl that he will not re
turn to Montpelier. He has taken
8 transfer TO the main line and will con
tinue ON his present run between Evan
3 ston and Green River. Witt will b
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