Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-19

who has been there on a mission, WIFI
return home with him.- q
We have on hand the incest display :
Of sewing machines ever seen in MoAt
pelier, including the Standard with that
world beating rotary movement
Thatcher Music Co. AZ
A full line of magazines. periodicals
and novels can now be had at the post
Office store. Subscribers wanted. Also
a nice line of stationery aud tablets
all new goods call- and get prices
The Pocatello ball team has asked
for a date with the Montpelier team,
but from present indications it doesn't
look as though we would be able 10 &C
commodate the Gate City lads this sea
Judge Bulge and family came in !
from Salt Lake Monday. The Judge 1
will be at home until about the middle
of May. His little daughter. who has
been under a doctors care at Salt Lake
for some time. is slowly improving.
The Montpelier Drug Co. has pur-
chased Mrs. Chapman's stock of period
icals, magazines and novels, and will
hereafter carry that class of goods.
Subscriptions will be taken for maya
zines and orders received for novels OF
all kinds. ----------------
The county grader has been used on
4 the road between here and Paris. and
the work has greatly improved that
highway. If the county had a heavy
roller to go over the roade after the
grader, it would place the roads in a
). much better condition------z-
AT the masquerade ball last Friday
night Dolly Downing. as Dutch girl,
and Albert Dimick, as q typical hobo
u were given the prizes for the best sns-
tanned characters. Ethel Mcintosh and
John Messerly were awarded the prizes
for having the finest costumes
Mrs. Fannie r. Wright left yesterday
for San Jose, California. for an extend
ed visit with friends. RuInor has il
. that Cupid has been dallying with the
: loye strings of Mrs. Wright's heart and
Iher marriage TO California gentleman
will take place in the near future
EusT-0ne bay mustang mare pony
It stripe on face and white feet; one side
g of forelock short. " hen last seen be
e tween Montpelier and Bennington had
small rope on neck. If located. rite
lie or phone Ed O'Connor. Montpelier, ant
3, be will adYise what to do with th
aniuai.
." Superintendent Oln.stead was aske'
t. Sunday by an Examiner scribe whei
TX work Was to commence on our new de
pot aud he replied: DANCED if know
IA we are too busy nov to build new de
o. pots, but l rather think that we wi
al get around TO the Montpelier depo
n, this summer z------
i'll E. A. Burrell, Jas. Redman. Chas I
Harris ]. F. O'Connnr, A. b. Gough an
ms went to Miner today in the hope Of y
it. curing pieces of choice land at tn
opening OF what Is known as the Mort
,is side canal of the great Twin Falls sy
y tenn. Drawing for this land will tai
IN. place at Miner next MondaY.-=
At Salt Sake last week the followir
lgs Bear Lake people were granted licens
rds 10 wed: Leo Black and Olive Baco
8 a GEORGETOWN, Frank BACON and ira
Iel smart. Georgetown: Chas. Davis al
On. Josephine Meyers, Dingle; George Ne
mt eker and Jennie Johnson, Paris; Jol
Hunt and Mary Norris, St Charles
go From Tuesdays Boise Statesman
clip this item which will be Of inter-
to many Examiner readers: Char
Snyder of Kewanee. H., last event
At $50 O'Clock married Miss Blanch
Shupe Of Montpelier. The ceremo
was performed BY Rev. c. B. Dalton
" the home OF Frank Mason. 1909 MOI
leq Sixteenth street.
" NEXT Friday night the Old FeIlo
lone of Montpelier will celebrate the -
sea anniversary OF the order with > era
'ezs ball in the pavilion. They viii b
no exercises in their hall as has b
Nth the custom for several Fears. but '
TEls,-l eoufine the celebration 70 the ball
yiel- night, which they hope to make
pleasing social event.