Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1906-09-07
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Logan and Garland, Utah
Franklin, Preston and Montpelier.
Idaho.

w. c. Lambert, late foreman Of the
Rio Grande shops in Salt Lake, arrived
yesterday to take Harry Carrick's place
as foreman Of the shops here.
Among those who attended the Irri.
CATION Congress at Boiee this week
were J. l.. Underwood, E. A. Burrell,
Henry Dalrymple. J. L. Dunford. e. M.
Pugmire. Fay Austin. A. B. Cough
and Mr.. aud Mrs.. L. B. Leverich.
Some curious individual is wondering
if the new 'Plainview" waist for ladies
isn't simply the peekaboo waist with
the network removed. IT 1t is we
would advise the ladies. at least some Of
them, not to discard the peekaboo part
Of the waist.
G. p. C~ristiansen and family who
have been sojourning in Bear Lake and
Star valleys for the past six weeks have
returned to Malad. MIR. G. says that
Malad is one Of the best little towns In
the state. and the people of that valley
are prosperous and happy.
As soon as his term Of Office sxpiresR.
County Auditor Hart will join the great
army Of the tillers of the soil. He mas
entered . homestead nea Grandview in
Owyhee county and will remove there
next January. He has sold his resi-
dence property at Paris to Marven
Alfred.
Fred Thomson returned Monday
from Palsy, Canada. whittier he was
called three weeks ago by the death
of q brother, Mr. Thomson did NOT
reach Paisly until a few hours after the
funeral had been held. Deceased was
an engineer ON the Grand Trunk rail-
way.
D. w. Smith left Wednesday morn
ing for Milwaukee to represent Re-echo
lodge Of this city Al the tenth annual
convention Of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Fremen. After the close or
the convention Mr.. Smith will visit his
old home in Sedalia, Mo-, and will be
gone about six weeks.
The Bonanza MiuinR company IL ad-
-
vertising for hids far sinking a 800 foot
shaft on their property east of town,
Mr. heJulien. who has been east toy
several weeks, Is expected home In q
few days He has secured fanas to
carry on the work contemplated, which
is good news to the people Of Mont
pelier.
In maksAg It's flight over the county
the past week the good stork left babies
at the following homes: Horace Hayes,
Georgetown. a girl last Saturday; Tim
Toomey, Dingle, a girl last Saturday;
Will Stevens. Bennington, a boy Tues
day; George Hiner. Bennington, q girl
"Wednesday; Fred Hunziker, Montpelie.
q boy Wednesday.
Chas. Hoff was in from Cokeville Q
couple of days this week. He reports
that the Union Phosphate company Of
that place is now shipping lime phos-
phate rock, They ship to the Stauffe,
Chemical company of Siege, California.
-Four car loads were forwarded last
week and as many more will be shipped
this week, The chemical company just
recently completed . smelter at Siege
with q capacity Of $50 ton per day. and
Mr.. Holt said that a little later on the
/ phosphate would doubtless largely In
crease the shipments.
I At the election for school trustees
! last Monday SO votes were cast, oil
I which DIR. Poynter received 81, w. r
! Holmes 50. G. b. Toomer 20 and A
Herman 2, and the judges declared
I POINTER and Holmes elected for the en-
] suing three years. Both men haYe taker
an active interest in the consolidation
! of the two districts In Montpelier TO
the purpose of establishing q higl
school. and It Is safe to say that the.
will work zealously for the advance
! ment and up-building OF bur publi'
schools.
Through the efforts of the villag
Improvement Society, the city counci
has had four garbage boxes placed q
the streets at the following points. On
in front of Chas. Schmid's tailor shoI
: one in front of the Hotel Burgoyne, ON
in front Of the post Office and n Il
front Of the Burgoyne Mercantile Co
) atore. These boxes have been installe
. with the view of helping to keep tn
cutters and streets free from vast
z paper and other litter, and It 10 to b
b hoped that they will be used freely
4 Nearly all cities now have garbag
y boxes on elmost every street corner |
b the business districts, and the citizen
Y no longer think of throwing the leas
u bit of paper on the sidewalk or street