Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-04-27

pin. Finder will be rewarded by re-
turning same to this office.
Beautiful shirt waists in lawn and |
silk. Do not fail to see our line before
You buy. H. B. Whitman. IL
r III. Cunningham, District Manager |
for the Brotherhood of American Yso-
men, is here from Pocatello working |
up membership in the local lodge.
Keep your money at home by having
our ,lothing made by Schmid, the
ia !, r. A full line of samples to select
from. Fit and workmanship gnran
teed.
Miss Edna Hess has resigned her
position as stenographer for the G. w,
q NJ. Co, and will leave next Tuesday,
in company with Logan friends for a
two months sojonrn in southern Cali
forna.
Chas. E. Harris has heard from the
seven fire insurance companies he rep
resents and all of them will pay their
San Francisco losses in full and still
have plenty of money left on which to
do business.
w. L. Mcneil of Star Valley arrived
from Omaha yesterday with "a head of
thoroughbred bulls-20 Short Horns and
Herefords. He will dispose of several
head here and the balance he will take
to Star Valley.
Victor Smith, a prominent contractor
and builder of Kemmerer, spent yester-
day in the city looking over the field
with the view of furnishing estimates
for the construction Of several of Mort
pelier's new business blocks.
Mrs. T. l.. Glenn was treated to a
I pleasant surprise Wednesday night hy
about fifteen Of her neighbors and
friends Music. cards, and other games
were INDUCED in to the delight of all.
Light refreshments were served.
A party of about twenty gentlemen
= visited the hot springs last Sunday for
the purpose of taking their annual baths.
Charlie Hager. who was with the
party, prepared one of his famous null
ligan stews, which was greatly relished.
$ Nose Lewis returned Wednesday from
business trip to Malad. He reports
:. that there is great activity at Malad
It this spring and the people are confident
that the Malad Valley branch of the
Short Line will be extended to the
Twin Falls country.
w. s. Clancy of rocatello. and John
= Eagleson of Boise. spent Sunday in the
city. Mr.. Eagleson is assistant cashier
& of the Capt. al State bank, and his name
i prominently mentioned in connection
-, with the nomina tion for state treasurer
on the republican ticket
/, The Home Dramatic company had
intended to present "Chdrley's Aunt"
again tomorrow night and donate the
} proceeds to the California sufferes, but
owing to the absence from the city of
y one of the members they will be unable
l to do so. However, they hope to be
a able to put on the play some night next
week.
at At Pocatello on Tuesday April Il,
Mr.. 7. NJ. Lowe and Miss Mary Schmit
at we've united in marriage. Mr.. Love is
l. a prosperous young rancher of Crow
Creek and his bride is one of Montpelier s
a estimable young ladies' Mr.. and Mrs.
Lowe came up from Pocatello Sunday
and will leave in few days for their
- home on Crow Creek.
d. McLennan has installed one
horse power electric motor in his bot.
- Ting works and the invisible current
- from the Georgetown plant now fur
nishes the power to run his machinery
n and enables him to increase the daily
10 output. Mr.. McLennan has fitted NJ
the front room neatly and this summer
sh will serve ice cream. He will also carry
cigars and confectionery.
ID The Home Dramatic company pre-
t. sen.ed 'Charley's Aunt" to large ant
appreciative audience at Cokeville las
C. saturday night and the people were
an we'll pleased with the performance
After the play quite lumber remained
4, and danced until l2 o'clock. The must,
was furnished by Mrs. Sullivan. who
presided at the organ, while Charley
Aunt fiddled. The Montpelierites hat
w the pleasure of five hours wait as No
=" ) was late, and Cokeville being little
short just now ON hotel accommodation
nd they whiled away the hours by having
b. jolly time at the hall.
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