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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-04
Too Late for Bradley to
Jump, But Fireman and
Brakeman Escape.
SEES DERAIL TOO LATE
Mangled Body of Engineer Under
Overturned Engine For
Twelve Hours.

Jump for your lives. boys. it's too
late for me-" were the words that En-
gineer Dick" Bradley yelled at his
brother, Dan, a fireman, and a brake
man who were sitting on the coal in
the tender behind the ill-fated engine
on the Grand Trunk which was de-
rallied early last Saturday morning at
Maynard and which upset, falling on
the engineer and killing him. The
two men when spoken to, gave one
glance at the target and Immediately
realized the terrible significance of the
doomed engineers words and made the
jump at the risk of their lives, and
as fortune wanted 1t, they We're saved
The engineer was pinioned under the
engine. Death came to him almost in
stantiy. His crushed and mangled re-
mains lay under the engine for twelve
hours.
Maynard is a little railway station
about six miles south Of Hammond
on an intersection of the Monon, Pan
handle ard Grand Trunk railroads. An
interlocking system is installed there
which Is being operated from a tower
in which August Smith Is employed as
night man.
Open DeraiI the Causes
The wrecked train was pulling into
Maynard westward about o'clock in
the morning at time when a north
bound Panhandle train was due to
pass northward. From that point OF
time the story is conflicting. the i'm
mediate cause Of the wreck having on
ly been fixed so far as to say that the
wreck was due the open derail. The
cause of the wreck as circulated around
Maynard is that Bradley did not take
notice of the target in time showing
him that the derafi was open and thai
the towerman had given the Panhandle
train the right of way. In connection
with this story it is said that Bradley
missed the target because he was
asleep at the throttle, thing so highly
| improbable that the thought of 1t call!
| for dismissal.
1t took the greater part of yester
day for the wrecking crew to clea1
away the wreck and hoist the engin
from the ditch
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-04
WANTS $4,000 FOR AN EYE.

Frank Palgar. has filed a complaint
in which he alleges that he was injured
in the Grasselli Chemical works to
such an extent that he lost the sight
of one eye and is asking for damages
to the extent of $4,000. The acci-
dent took place when some chemical
exploded and Mr.. Plagar alleges that
there were not proper precautions
taken to protect the workingmen.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-04

Are you homeless. Advertise for a
house or a room in THE LAKE CoUN.
TY TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-04
IMPROVEMENT BOARD TO MEET.

The West Hammond beard of local
improvements met Saturday afternoon
at the village hall to open the bids
on the new cinder sidewalks. Several
other minor business matters will also
come up.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-04

News is news in THE LAKE
COUNTY TIMES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-04
THE WEATHER

Increasing eToudiness to-
night probably becoming
unsettled Tuesday; not
much change fn tempera-
fure.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29

McLain goes out. Adams 10
Woodson Midkiff goes out.
Harris tc Woodson. Glenn
fans.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29
the Office Of the Kcokee Coal &
Coke Eompanv

Coke Company.
W. 4. Baker has secured .
partner in his business of gen
eral merchandise. 4. NJ. Clark
son is representing the new
firm as clerk i'm the store.
Rev. james Bic and Wm. n.
Rice, Of Glover Fork. preached
at Pleasant Hin church Sunday
Both m q e good DISCOURSE
and gave good advice.
Rev. @. l.. Terry. colporteur.
Of PowellS River Association.
was here several days preach
ing and teaching and selling
books TO the people.
The photographer and picture
man was here delivering pic
lures last week among the PEG
pie.
The Atlas man was here last
week delivering the Atlas of the
world 10 the people. Xxx.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29
Morrisey flied to Goodloe.

Weihe expired, Atkins TO Et-
tig. Bender singled, Raley
duplicating the act. Ramsey
also singled. filing the bases.
Goodl0e hit safe TO left field
scoring Bender. Taylor threw
10 Hugo, forcing Raley back TO
3rd Hugo threw TO Atkins to
catch Ramsay. and Atkins re-
turned the ball without attempt
ing 20 touch Ramsay. Raley
scored on Atkins bad throw to
Hugg Ramsay advanced TO
3rd and scored on Hugg's wild
throw TO 3rd. Kelly foul flied
20 Hugg. Stackum Aied to
Taylor. Goodloe left on 3rd.
6th Inning.
Taylor out. Goodloe 90 Holm
horst Atkins famed and Ogle
o0t, Goodloe to Hohuhorst.
Dieckers out. Atkins TO Et-
tig. Hohnhorst singled 20
right field. and went TO 2nd on
Morrisey's wild throw. Weihe
sacrificed. advancing Honhorst
90 jrd. Bender struck out.
9th Inning
Decker died 20 Dieckers. Ruth
reached lst on H0rnhorsts err
r0r. Noung flied Go Kelly who
caught Rub attempting TO re-
turn 90 first
Raley reached LIST Oh Taylor's
mutt Ramsay flied Co Taylor.
ltaiey going 90 2nd. G00dloe
grounded through Ruth. Kelly
Z u d e d. St0ckum singled
scoring Raley Ogle taken out
Of the box and Wisp subsiitut
cd with two men ont. Dicck
ers knocked "a long fg TO right
le.d which was gobblei up by
Morrisey
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29
STANDING OF The LEAGUE
BASE BALL ENTHUSIAST.

Probably twenty thousand
dollars viii be- spent this season
in the Coal Fields League here
n sum which, would have seemed
incredible "a few years ago The
teams are evenly matched and
all the games SO far have been
wei worth going 90 see. The
enthusiasm at Dorchester ON
ihe return of The team there
last Saturday evening was very
remarkable; as the train rolled
into The town it was met bv Tho
whole male population which
had been unable 10 90 TO the
game, while the female portion
seemed TO bee In every window
waving sheets. towels and ian
soma cases even negligee arti.
Giles We're franticallv shaken in
TIE breeze, while the roar from
the crowd was the most re-
markable ever heard i'm this
section. The players had a hard
'ine TO escape being mobbed
ana were carried on the shoul-
ders OF their admirers. II is
certainly good thing TO TINS
give an outlet 10 thoughts and
feelings IN a spirit which is fine
as long rs 10 is right, fair. hon
est aud without any violence.
4 SPECTATOR.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29

Jackson walks. Woodson
forces jackson out at end
NoocSoa is out; Midkif 10
hnoeSel. Pollard is out. Bonno
20 knoestl.
Nippert fouls 20 catcher
Bo"no hts safe MILES flies
"at 80 Short who doubles Bonno
ar ISL
9TH INNING.
Graham dies 10 short. Foarsi
grounds cut TO LIST. Adams
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29

FROM DRYDEN.

DrN uen, a.. May -t. Bridge
building is a thing of the past
in Lee county. Virginia. for the
present. The Judges late ruling
Knocked all the prospects into
Kingdom Come. We all feel
complimented. those who strove
TO destroy and and Likewise
those who fought 90 defend
However. Sufficient unto the
day is the evil thereof. "
The District School Board
held its annual conference at
Dryden last Wednesday. Is
considered many subjects and
passed upon several. IL De
cided TO fence the High School
grounds at Dryden. seat the
school house with new patent
desks. and drill a well for The
benefit of the school-ihe lest
of which is Ia process or con
struction. w. y Coonev. the
manager of the drilling ma
chine. reports the discovery OF
a large subterranean lake coz
river at "a depth of seventv-four
feet We take off our hat I'm
commentator 80 the Board for
It's latest efforts az improve
ment.
4. X DeBusk has lately
turned base bali enthusiast ana
spectates every game within his
reach. He went 60 Biz Stone
Gap last Saturday GO witness
the crossing Of bats between
Dorchester and Big Stone Gap
lie reports a hotly contested
game, and saws that he is con
WINGED that the interest in thei
business is increasing
Our postmaster was some
what disconnected last Monday 4
morning when 10 became known 1
that the regular r.. p. ID man
was unable for service and the I
substitute absent. However. +
after much casting about. he #
succeeded In pressing into SER /
vice Prof. Geo. 4 Bailey. who.
after some delay in starting.
hove in on good time with ban
ners proudly streaming in the
wind and the band plaving
marshal music. George said /
he stood the trip an q. h.. but
we heard him the next dav in-
qulring at the drug store the
price of spinal columns.
c. II. Flanary. our efficient
o p { / ian and photographer.
visited Pennington Gap aud
vicinity last week and stole
some very ii n stereoscoDic
views OF natures rugged face.
which the surroundings of peu-
nington Gap affords.
Rev. f. r. Music. pastor elect
of the Baptist Church at Dry \
den, and his charming daugh (
ter, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John +. Herndon Saturday
and sunday
Mrs. ii. G.. Ely has been very I
III for several DAYS. but we are I
Siad 10 note IS at present i'm I
proving.
Mrs. 5. I. Coldiron still CON !
tinues very low.
Miss Susie CULLEN is very an
at present. Miss Sallie Cold
iron is also on the sick list this
week.
III ug h Eaton. the District
Deputy Grand Master of The
Drummer Brotherhood was talk,
lng trade ID oar merchants last
week.
b. O.. Young. Of Imbodon. ,
was visiting homefolks and tax
ng IN the pleasant scenes at the Z
'onesville commencement
Jack Frost has again paid his
inwelcome visi, and Vegctation
md the matrimonial tide are I,
Alike feeling the Effect Of his
cy mantle. SEMPER IDRN.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29
ST0NEdtvS. lNBODEN


ist Inning.
,, . =. iS. ,il safe. hnn ground
tbro,,. 49, Sni ~. '','.oe =" "li"
inc Decl--.....i ....,..s 1eN ,'"c-
lsf N,,,re ~ iS'''' 81"
liornhorse Hnrg ~ SAL.
scoring Decker Prh a5v,r.,.5
t0 Bird ON Raie,-s .~-,r Et.,..
flied Go Dieckers MIN ,n,l.i
Ruh at the plate
Stool-,r, o,+ p.,l -...
Dieckers famed HornLorr-.
hied Co Decker.
a,ar.....
wy '','' 's, '""snt OUT oy
y, .''' , l'e Toy OUT haley to
D l,o' ''''o' 81 tlNiiia singled.
s.. '''' BENDER I'D Hornhorse.
cav i'.s N'~lns on LIST.
,'-. " n'A.1 Bender iaii-
" connect hailey sacri-
reached 3rd on Fttio.s srrn,
Ramsay popped up to Huge.
,.sr...
g.. ',SS'' i,.eo 90 Do"dloe. Ruth
gay pa, ''', - Dung out' bender 90
o.'' '''''''. i,"S- Tanned.
hugg nahoed 0oodloe's foul
ll. Nelly struck out. Stock
'' "a. : i''"e q 1wo.oagger into
~.' 100 '.''NeIe singled nnt
a ,i,. ,..'' s -. ''g'.'"S - hugg To
ID" '''' r'.'N ''i'i lei' on 'rd.
rt.i.~ ,., ,r-.L
horst. Morrisev made an 81
field hit Tavior reached rsi
on Weihe's tumble Al,ins
safe on error Of Goolioe Nor.
risey scored Oele sacrificed /
Render Co Hohnhorst Decker
HE'D TO Kelly.
Hohnhorst died. Ogleto Ft.
lig. Weiheand Bender famed
sh r...
NJ ''''S
y oung singled and stols 5nI
Rub out Wcihe to Ralev Hu~~
and Fffio SINGLED lInr.;..,,,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29
FROM KEOKEE.

Neokee. Va. May %. The
chief engineer OF The BLACK
Mountain Railroad was here on
business last week. He visited
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29

Base ball and tennis goods
Spa'ding's, Wrights aud Dit
sons.
Drugstore.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29
BASE BALL
Grange and Maroon Goes Down TO De.
feat in 10th Inning.

Grange and Maroon Goes Down TO De.
feat in Ioih Inning.
The pretfiest game Of base
bali ever played in this section
was that Of Saturday. when the
orange and maroon of Big Stone
Gap got the lemon from the
red and white of Dorchester i'm
"a ten inning game by close
score II Q 20 % on The home
diamond.
The teams were SO evenly
matched chat at the end Of the
ninth inning the score stood al
o. 10 o. To is estimated that
1000 people witnessed the game.
and The most intense interest
prevailed throughout. terminal
ing in the widest excitment in
thr tenth inning when Dorches
Ger finally scored.
Following we give the game
by innings aud the official
score:
l1T INNING.
Graham flies out to Knoosel
toari grounds out To LIST. ADJ
AIMS flies out Go Brumfield.
Wilcs flies out 20 Barr Nc
Lain grounds out. Adams 20
~ oodson Nidkin is ont. Pol
lard 90 Woodson.
2ND INNING.
Barr fans. Harris is out
Nidkif Go knoesel Jackson
DIS out, Brumheld 20 Knoesel
Glenn flies out 10 Adams
hrumdeld is out. Pollard to
w oodson Leonard lines one to .
Pollard
Bird INNING.
Shea is out. Brumfeld 10
hnocsel. Wo0dson safe ON
Slidkilf mu6 of high fly. and .
goes Co 3rd on Leonard's error
handling iollard's hit TO cen
Ser. Woodson tries Go score on
lraham S grounder 90 3rd. hui
throws him out az
he plate Foard fans. Pollard
eft on ard and Graham on md
knoesel flies out 20 left field.
\ ippert Is safe on Harris's en-
'or. bonno rs out. Pollard 20
" oodson. Wiles is out. Adj
ims 90 Woodson.
4rH INNING.
Adams fans. Barr flies ONT
o 2nd Harris flies TO catcher
McLain grounds to LIST. Mid
,ili is safe or Woodson = error.
ilenn fouls out % Shea. Brum-
ieid Is out, Harris TO Woodson.
5TH INNING.
jackson is OUT. Glenn 10
>noesel. Shea goes out on
ine drive 20 right field. Wood
ON Is ont, Glenn TO Knoesel.
Leonard. Knoesel and Nip
'eri fan.
9TH INNING.
Pollard hits safe over 2nd
Graham ilies 20 Wlles who
doubles Pollard out at list
'oard is out. Brumfield 10 Knoe-
RI.
Bonno grounds out 10 LIST
\ lies Is out. Harris TO Wood
on. McLain hits safe 10 right
ieid Midkif fans.
7TU INNING.
Adams is out. Brumfela IN
.noescl Barr is out. Knoesel +
o Bonoo. Harris fans.
Glenn hits safe for two bags.
'rumiieid flies out 10 center 8
'res>lcr bats for Leonard and
les out go right field Knoe-
ri fouls 20 lss and Glenn is
'ft on 2nd
orH INNING. n
jackson walks. Woodson =
',ces jackson out at End q
Voocson is out; Midkin 10 Il
noeSel. Pollard is out. Bonno /
kuoess.l.
Nippert fouls TO catcher 5
orno htls safe. MILES flies II
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1907-05-29
i0rH INNING.

ANAA tNNAN1.
Barr Is safe on Glenn's error
and Harris sacrifices him TO 2nd
jackson lines one out for three
bags and Barr scores. Jackson
rs caught between 3rd aud
home aod scores on Nippert's
error. Shea flies TO right field
Woodson Is out. Brumfield to
kn0esel.
Gienn flies out 10 short
Pressier is safe on Pollard's err
ror and steals 2nd. Knoesel
walks. Nippert and Bonno
strike ont.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01

In connection with the St Patrick's
hall at Strong's ball on March is, the
Catholic ladies will serve e turkey sup
per from $50 to $50 p. N. Supper will
also be served for the dance after Il:SO.
Supper tickets will be IS cents o couple
for adults and aJ cents for children I'M
der IL years Dance tickets 81.
Mrs. o II. Groo entertained the mem
bels Of the older ladies Kensington
club and their husbands. last Friday
night. The date being Washington's
birthday. the ladies appeared with
powdered hair and gowns Of colonial
style The evening was spent in play
ing charades. other games. music ard q
jolly social time generally. Refresh.
ments were ser.ed.
Wednesday evening Miss Constance
Mcintosh entertained twenty ladies
maids and mstrons at linen shower.
given in honor Of Miss Esther Under
wood, who is soon to become the bride
of Mr.. George Marks The evening
was most delightfully."- spent until late
hour, when elegant refreshments were
served. Miss Esther was the recipient
of many beautiful pieces Of linen. The
occasion was one which will long be
remembered by those who were present.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01
Death Of Morris c. Holmes.

BY the death Of Morris c. Holmes,
which occurred at his home in this city
Wednesday morning, Bear Lake county
has lost another Of its pioneer citizens.
Mr. Holmes death was caused from
heart trouble. with which he has
suffered for several years.
Mr.. Holmes was born At Council
Bluffs, Iowa, on Oct. Is. 1919 and there
fore was a few months past 81 years of
age In the early COS he came 20 Salt
Lake valley with his parents, and In
the spring of 1864. at the age OF ID, be
came to Bear Lake valley. where he has
since resided with the exception of two
years spent in Cache valley and two
years in Arizona.
He is survived by q widow and sir
children-twoo of whom were by his first
wife who died in 1883; three brothers
and ak sisters.
His body was prepared for burial by
&c. H. Bridges, who has officiated n;
undertaken in many instances during
the past 30 years.
Asa young man Mr.. Holmes expert
enced many hardships Of pioneer life
and he took an active part In the worl
incident to setting this section oil tn
valley. BY his death there Is lost for
ever much that should have been re
corded in print regarding the earl'
history of Utah and Idaho.
The funeral services were held from
the L. d. i. church this afternoon vt
0 clock. The remains were followed q
their final resting place in the city Gem
etery By many Of his old time friends.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01
Reduced to One HiIe.

Tuesday afternoon, by vote ~ - ~
~. the house passed the bill reducing
the sheep grazing limit from two miles
20 one. Redman and Grimmest voted
against the bill. What the senate will
do with the ball, IL ia impossible 10 aay
When the question o. chsnging the ias
wa hrst brought mp tk> senate VA
known 70 BE- ovsnssd % il. bui the shee.
men have been doing considerable mis
sioaary work ard II Il feared that -
ball may pass BY a close voss.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01

OF several living children. II appears
that Mrs. Beck has been suffering for
some time past and last Sunday sub
United TO an operation under the hands
Of DIR. West OF Paris and DR. auyon u
Montpelier. She evidently was too
weak 10 withstand such a trying ordeal
as she passed away soon after the oper.
alton Was performed, The funeral ser
vices were held Ia the Lanark church
"Wednesday at noon. The house was
filed With friends and sympathiEers
and consoling remarks were made by
President Joseph Il. Shepherd and Elder
Walter Hoge Of Paris, Bishop l.. Lind
say and Peter Nelson az Ovid, Elder
John II. Miles of Sharon and Bishop
James Hymas Of Lanark A large pro.
cession followed the remains 10 the
Paris cemetery where the body III
another loving mother and kind hearted
wife was laid away 10 await the resur
rection morn The sympathy Of the
entire community 20 out TO MIR. Beck
hnu DIS IAlnlly OF little ones.
John and William Beck Of Salt Lake.
brothers OF Peter Beck, were in attend.
ance Mt the funeral.
Last Saturday William II Holmes
purchased the residence Of Prof Haag
and has been busy this week moving
into his new home. Mr.. Holmes will he
a resident o. the second ward Paris from
now on.
George Hall aud wife OF Garden City
Utah. were Paris visitors for severa
days last week, returning to their home
Monday last.
A young child Of Arthur Miles Of
Sharon. was buried in the Paris GENE
terry Monday last.
William Crltchfield Of Oakley Idaho.
and Miss Jennie Eva Neal Of standrod
Utah, were callers at the county couri
house last week In search Of the much
required marriage license. Not having
any acquaintance In Paris II looked q
though they wonld be unable 90 ge
what they 30 much desired. From later
reports we learn that the proper atIida
VII was furnished by some friends from
Montpelier aud that the young couple
are nos husband and wife
There are few people In Bear LAX,
county who never stop 10 think. The
come to the court honse on business nm,
II they find the Office door closed the
. go away GUESSING that particular count.
officer. Several such parties called d
the End % February. This particnla
y day IL sacred TO every patriotic citizei
aud he feels that il must be celebrate.
, every year The court house official
/ are nothing II not patriotic, II wa
! their patriotism that placed them i
!. Office and they can't afford t. go bac
on an old friend 50 when You hay
business at the eonrt house do not com
on . legal holiday Remember. 10
that county officials 60 70 dinner co.a
< sionally.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01

There will BE- = meeting Of The Com.
InereiaI club At the club rooms In The
Poynter block tomorrow. Saturday
night az 40. All members 81 the club
and every business man ln the city i
requested 20 be present. - > propsI.
ton Of interest ~ the udly Is 70 b. Dis.
cnsaed,
]. A. BARRETT. President
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, March /, 1907
Fresh bread at Sadie's.

lCoA DlCad az CudlC ..
Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.
Judge Cough is in Boise this week
on legal business.
New spring line Of ginghams and
cheviots at Whitman's.
Mrs. H. B. Whitman is visiting with
relatives in Soda Springs.
See the new line of mems and boys
spring shirts at Whitman's 1
MrsAAl. Thiel is visiting with rela-
tiyes in Cokeville this week.
For good bath, shave or hair cnt 60
to Phelps barber shop.
NJ L. De Julien left today for a
short business trip in the east.
Six hundred talking machine records
at 25 cents each at Thatcher Music Co.
DR.. Sutton and George Gardner were
Salt Lake visitors over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cruikshank will
go to Ogden tomorrow for short yisit
Dress trimmings, yelyets, ribbons
and silks-new spring goods-at Whit
mans.
Mrs. Hyrum Holmes is now Gonzales
cling from a severe attack of tonsilitls
A little daughter was born to Mr.
and Mrs. Alma Parker Wednesda.
morning.
You can buy chandeliers for & from
\ the Bear Lake Valley Electric Ligh
do
Mrs Sam Lewis entertained the East
arn Stars at a luncheon last night ate
the close of le1ge.
A beautiful new line of corset cove
embroidery at very low prices at t. +
Whitman's.
Miss Cor stance Mcintosh will go I
Boise tomorrow for short visit VII
Miss Ethel Coughlin.
pasarved seats for the Josephine DE
fry company will be on sale next Thur
aav at the postoffice lobby.
Sewing machines repaired and a
work warranted by the Thatcher MUS
Co. Montpelier.
Rev.J. Beus mans will conduct mas
here Sunday morning at ~ oeioe'
corvices in the evening at 7:3O.
Governor Brooks has appointed no
Tim Kinney member of the Wyomli
hoard of sheep commissioners
re Won want talking machine
rocord call-we have just the kind y
wont thatcher Music Co. II
M.rcb came in with a gentle sno
a.orm ami it looks today as though
light have several more weeks
winter.
W. spiers is up from Blackfooes
short visit with relatives and irleh'
4 Mr. spiers has charge OF the lAf"
the asylum.
= T,o Thatcher Music company
inst received a line Of sewing macn'i
and can sell you any kind You want
A. tbe meeting house in Georget o
next Friday night the Gsorget .
dramatic Company will present
' Cuban Spy.
ro.oman Lambert. of the shops,
.nted tn, J. 5. Barrett property. q
niIl soon remove his family here IT
Salt AXE.
vANrsp-1OO pieces o. rouna nln
about telep one pole SIZE also - en- m
rock. Call on or write = fo''
Ngntpelier- :.
rder the new apportionment &C
70 nIne. UiiRa county WIN have
NOrs and s4ven members Of
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01
Paris Pickups.

The peoplesof Paris and surrounding
settlements who were acquainted with
Peter Beck and family Of l.anark. we're
pained TO learn Of the death OF Mrs.
NJ atiIda Beck. wife OF Peter and mother
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-03-01
TITN
q &AeZ

pure drugs at the lowest prices,
come to us and you viii not be dis
appointed.
All our drugs and liquors were
purchased IN accordance with the
provisions OF the new National
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