Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-02-01

Doruer' returned Tuesday from a
months wedding trip through South |
California.
The L. D. s. relief society desires TO
heartily thank the ladies for the money
donated from the proceeds of the ball
given by them
Ii you want a talking machine or
record, call we have just the kind you
want Thatcher Music Co. AZ
The Wednesday night dances at the
L. ID. s. hall have been discontinued,
but the Saturday night dances will
continue as usual
Brennan q Davis have just placed a
large three-fold mirror in their store.
for the use of lady customers in fitting
cloaks and skirts
The Thatcher Music company has
just received line of sewing machines
and can sell you any kind you want.
Let us fit your house with modern
electrical appliances -Citizen,' Elet-
trical Supply Co., headquarters with
Montpelier Drug Co.
Roscoe Stoner, of Cokeville, went to
the L. D. s. hospital this week to be
operated on for injuries received by
being thrown from horse.
Why pay eight and ten per cent in
terest on piano or organ when Nielsen
will sell you one at lower prices and
charge you no interest? 40
At the home of the brides mother in
this city next Wednesday at high noon
will occur the marriage Of Mr.. Joseph
Bradbury and Miss Isabelle Hartman.
Divine service will be held at the
Episcopal church by the Rev. Award
Chamberlain next Wednesday evening
at 7;30. Every one most cordially invi-
ted.
/ Daring the past week we have sold
three of the finest pianos made. with
the Vessel, Nickel and Gross move
ments. Thatcher Music TO- 4S
Miss Florence Underwood retired yes
terday from her position as clerk in the
postoffice. Upon her return from Salt
Lake she will take a position with the
Thatcher Music Co.
Rev. ]. III. Barton of Boise. will
preach at the Presbyterian church in
this city next Sunday morning and
evening. All are cordially invited to
attend these services.
We have on hand the incest display
of sewing machines ever seen in Mont
pelier, including the Standard with that
world beating rotary movement
Thatcher Music Co. 48
State Superintendent of Public H.
struction has apportioned the January
income of the state school fund. The
total amount was $50. 227. 70 and Bear
Lake share was $70779.
The 1906 fish and game licenses ex
pired yesterday. New licenses will not
be issued until. it is known what
changes, If any, will be made in the
, game laws by the legislature.
Harold Toomer has taken position
! in the Bank of Montpelier. In the
ps Rance of print shop, he is at pres
ent officiating as devil but in due
time he will cast that title aside for the
one of book-keeper.
The dynamo for the Alton electric
light plant arrived here last Saturday.
1t was loaded onto sled and taken to
Alton Sunday. The water wheel and
some other pieces OF machinery for the
plant have not yet arrived.
Jas. L. Danford and Frank Green
halgh of Bloomington, went to Boise
Tuesday to watch the legislative ma
chinery for few days. They will visit
Caldwell and other points in Payette
valley before returning.
Kent Bros, who located all of the
. bench land east Of Marlboro, last fall,
have had two cabins built on the claims
They will put in 80 or 40 acres of wheat
, on each claim this spring and expect to
realize good results from the dry land
r farming"
Clark Ames, who resided near Fair
view. Wyo., died on Jan. Gath at the
? age of "a years. Deceased came te
4 Bear Lake valley in 1863. but had re
sided in Star valley for the past |:
+, years. The funeral was held at Fail.
2 view last Saturday.
Mesdames Frank Hutchins and c. N
# Sweet delightfully."- entertained abou
g forty of their friends last Friday nigh
at Sixty-three. The fist prizes wer,
won by Florence Underwood and JohI
q Rasmussen. The BOBBY prizes went Il
Mrs VIM Roberts and E. A. Pease