Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-05-18

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Schmid, the tailor, makes speciality
of repairing and cleaning clothes. q
Master Harry Corners is recovering
nicely from the severe burns he sus-
tanned two weeks ago. He is now able
to have his clothes on and be about the
house.
Meals now served on Sundays at
Cherrys.
Trainmaster A. B. Stevenson of the
Short Line had the degree of Dad"
conferred upon him at Pocatello last
Sunday night by the arrival of fine
son at his home.
Eggs from pure blood Black Cochin
chichens for $3.50 per setting of 10
J. X. Nelson, Montpelier. 8
The Saturday night dances at the
opera house are becoming very popular.
The attendance last Saturday night was
all that the management could desire
and everybody had a good time.
Rev. G. Vanderdonckt of Pocatello,
will lecture here next Sunday and Mon
day evenings at 8o'clock. Mass Monday
and Tuesday morning at $50. Every
body cordially invited to the lectures.
Keep your money at home by having
your clothing made by Schmid, the
tailor. A full line of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship gurai :
teed.
LOST-Botween Montpelier and Ben
nington on Wednesday, May is, a
leather music roll containing several
pieces of sheet music. Finder will be
rewarded by leaving same at Hotel
Burgoyne.
T. L. Barney Of the Cheap Cash Store,
returned Monday from two weeks
trip to Denver and Longmont, Colo.
; He left Mrs. Barney at Denver, where
she will remain several weeks under q
physicians care.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Toomer, Mr.. anG
Mrs Frank Richards and Dick Grot
went to Salt Lake this morning. They
will W.T. less the presentation o.
! Camille by Sarah Bernhardt there
next Monday night.
The newly appointed trustees o.
Montpelier independent school distrc
J will meet tomorrow night for the pur
pose of electing a chairman. clerk ant
treasurer and transacting such othe
e business as they deem proper
Frank Oakley left Monday for Tono
pah, where he anticipates locating
However, if be doesn't see anything
v that looks good there he will visit som
of the other goli camps in that section
It He will dispose of all his interests il
Montpelier
e Miss Maud Singers left Monday morr
y ing for months visit with friends a
Mackay and Mt her home IN Blackfooi
y Cupid gently whispered to us tina
Maud is to return TO Montpelier as
lie June bride, and of course you all kno'
st who the lucky fellow Is.
Work ON the First National Ban
IS building will begin just as soon as a
arrangements are perfected and ms
!, ial secured. The contract will the
g be let to some competent builder, an
he will he instructed to push the wor
with all possible speed.
J. J. Taylor, who is interested in til
phosphate deposits east of town, arrive
: in the city Monday. He spent til
winter in California and Mexico M
AZ TAYLOR stated that he had nothing
say at this time for publication regar'
N ing the plans Of the company this se
ne son.
g Tuesday Sheriff Dalrymple shippe
to Burley his fine black driving team
e. having sold them to Major Fred Rec
of that place. The price paid was $50
i'll Major Reed purchased the team upo
On the recommendation of Judge Prize
ed who took fancy to them when he W;
holding court here last March.
TX Mr. and Mrs. Fred R0se nave Ieast
for the season Glencoe. q. e. Gray's r
he sort on Rear Lake, and will open q
Of place about June 25th. They will ha,
IL upwards of 80 tents to rent by the ds
or week. The tents will be supple
,,s with mattresses and the necessa
bedding and will be rented at We
reasonable prices. Parties visiting Il
= resort with their own tents and outf
20 will have the privilege of campil
~ there. Mr.. and Mrs. Roe will exc
every effort possible to make 1T invitil
'es and comfortable to all who visit Glenc
~ this summer.
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