Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-25

eyes, and the doctor found it necessary
to operate on them. She is at the L. D,
s. hospital.
A three hundred dollar pianola and
nifty dollars worth of music, good as
new, for sale very cheap at Nelson's.
The Catholic Ladies' Society has cleo
ted the following officers for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs l.. D. Stegner
secretary, Mrs. Cliff Larcom; treasurer,
Mrs. D. ]. Hurley.
Nelson's Music Store has the exclu.
sive agency for five makes of pianos,
which are among the best that are made.
Charlie Hoff expects to leave Sunday
for Osceola, Nevada. in the blachhorse
mining district, to take the position of
a mine for one one of the large COM
panies operating there.
If you want a talking machine or
record, call-we have just the kind you
want. Thatcher Music Co. AZ
The Misses Underwood entertained
the Social Sixty-three club last night.
The first prizes were won by Thos. Enos
and Mrs o. B. Cayou. Ralph Hamr-
ton and Irene Douglas carried home
the BOBBY prizes.
The Thatcher Music company has
just received line of sewing machines
and can sell you any kind you want.
County Attorney Austin is in Boise
attending meeting of the prosecuting
attorneys of the state. The meeting
was held for the purpose of formulating
some recommendations to the legisla
ture relative to needed changes in our
laws relating to criminal practice.
During the past week we have sold
three of the finest pianos made, with
the Vessel, Nickel and Gross move
ents.-Thatcher Music 10. 48
About the first of February Fred
Hansen and v m. Hughes will open a
grocery store in the Strong block. They
will carry complete line of groceries
and also mems shoes and furnishings.
Both men are we'll known to the public
and we bespeak for them their full
share of patronage.
Keep clean and you will be healthy
as well as happy. Walt Phelps has the
only bath room in town. Accomoda-
tions are first class.
Henry Whitman is giving the interior
of his store room "a general overhaul
ing. The rear portion, which was &C.
cupied by the post Office, is being shelved
and it will be used for groceries, china
ware, etc. He will place three new full
glass show cases in the front part The
Encouragement will give him much
more room and enable him to display
his stock to much better advantage.
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
Mrs. J. W. Whinyates returned Mon
day from three weeks sojourn in Salt
Lake. While there she purchased a
fine stock of spring millinery and ladies'
furnishings from representatives of
eastern houses. she was accompanied
home by her nephew, Master Reginald
Jensen, who recently arrived in Salt
Lake with his parents from New Zea-
land. He will remain here for the win
ter.
j. L. Barney of the Cheap Cash Store
left yesterday for the east on a six
! weeks stock-buying trip, joining Miss
, Ryan of the Blackfoot store and Mr.
Hood of the Pocatello store. Mr.. Pen
ney of the Kemmerer store, Mr.. John
son of the Evanston store and Mr.. Cal
lahan of the Longmont store also joined
the party at their respective towns,
They will visit Kansas City. st. Louis,
New York, Boston and other wholesale
points and make the usual extensive
semi-annual purchase for the system of
cheap cash stores.
The Nielsen Music Store has just Sc
cured the agency for the high-grade
Bush & Gerts piano; also received four
sample pianos. This make is renowned
) for its easy action. sweet tone and gre II
dura bility which can be proven by the
] several pianos of this make which have
C been in use for several years in this city
and valley.
! Senator Rich was called home last
Friday by the announcement thst hi
daughter would have to undergo sec
t ond operation, About month ago sht
Y was operated on for appendicitis, bu
o her condition was such at that time tn,
doctors did not think it necessary t,
n r move the appendix. She had recov