Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-05-03
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Sadie.ss-
Isn't it about time that the Chief O I
Police was making a raid on the dogs
There are about ~ dogs in town oi
which tax should be paid and the eitx/1
needs the money.
Just received at Rinehart's studio
new lot of Eastman's folding pocke,
kodaks, tripods. films and other snip
plies IL
W. W. Chapman aud T.. W. RInehar
went to salt Lake today for the pnr
pose OF purchasing automobiles. Mr.
Chapman intends buying REQ tour
ing car like Thor Nielssn'S-
Mrs. Chas- E Harris returned las
Friday from Salt Lake, where she ha.
been attending a distaict convention o
| The Lsdy Maccabees. She also visits(
With her parents at Park City.
Don't forget that we carry the bes
goods and that we are selling them
reasonable prices Thatcher Music Co.
Montpelier. IL
The ladies of the Auxiliary will Civ,
"A cooked food sale at Mrs. Chapman
store, Saturday afternoon May II
Nothing but pure home cooked food
will be on sale. Come and help a gooc.
cause
The Cheap Cash stores new goods
SALE which closed last Saturday was
great success. Mr.. Barney states that
their sales surpassed his expectations
and than their business-is-ee constantly
growing.
Miss Erma Hart went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to take course in stem
ography. After completing the course
she will go to Nampa. where her parents
now reside, and where q position is
awaiting her, ---------~
| Truly this is a swift age. Friday
J morning, April 20, we sent mail order
I to Columbus Ohio, firm for an electro,
and the same was received here by
| mail Tuesday afternoon, April 30.
\ That's gong some.
The citizens of Cokeville purchased
30 tickete for the benefit performance
given by the Home Dramatic company
lasr week. This was very commend
able act and one which the dramatic
. company fully appreciates.
One day last week d, McLennan sen
y q telegraph message TO Chicago and IL
4 Just 48 minutes after the message was
i sent he received a reply. That's littl'
better-time than tie-Western Unlol
z generally makes on its messageg.-
II If this issue of the Examiner Is bette
Is than usual. it is due to the fact that
is edited principally with the scissors
- A rush OF work has kept the 'whol
dam family so busy that we hay
done well to get out paper at all tn
week.
Mrs. VIM. Hull returned Sunda
srom Salt Lake, whittier she went 81
weeks ago with her son Cecil, who su
tanned compound fracture OF his rigl
leg. She states that the broken BON
uS have united perfectly, but it will
" three weeks yet before Cecil Is able
re' leave the hospital.
III There is on exhibition at Ritter rros
drug store anSoil painting, the work
ed Jode Phelps. that is fine piece of ar
on considering that Mr.. Phelps is only
years of age and has never attended 1
AS art school, The painting is to be raffi'
ok off, and the winner can we'll feel prot
of securing this elegant piece of wor
ed Montpelier HIVE No. 4, Ladies' of t
He Macca0ees, will celebrate the tenth a
adversary Of the organization of t
iel Hive next Tuesday night, with app
plate exercises at Odd Fellows ha
40 rhe program will include drill by I
degree team, music, refreshments a
a dood social time. The entertainme
CT viii be free to members of the orc
'0o anA invited guests. -.-.-.--.--...-..-.--
The loss Of young colts still cont
40" =, ues throughout the county. From
VII Bennington district comes the rep
that fully 30 colts have died this spriI
use aud Judging from reports from oil
OF actions it is safe to say that the IN
humber Of deaths will reach 200. I
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