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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01


| Gus. Spongberg has tiled suit sgSins
fhe First National hank 10 determin,
whsshsr or mot previously signet
agreement for the rental of the store
room in the new bank building shall
be specifically fulfilled on the part q
The hanks ---~s-=---. -------------
Charlie Sehmid. che tailor. il now
showing m elegant line Of samples 81
laIl and winter cults and overeoats, call
and see them. ~
Tha t2em OF the Mountain Club viii
entertain nun,ber Of guests tomorrow
night az their new club rooms IN lhe
First National bAnk building. In honor
|of the twelfth anniversary Of the organ.
iEation. A tine musical program win
be rendercd and refrsshments served.
,-FF6nk D1senbury aud family and A.
Fem. Of she Telluride Power company.
were In the city over Sunday. Mr..
Dusenbnry reports that work is pro.
crossing nicely ON the immense plant
and that the COMPANY expects 20 do
some work IN this valley get this year
CasEets wnd all kinds funeral goods
at half of al other undertaken prices:
we furnish beautiful home. made cas-
keta on very short notice. Nielsen
Furniture Co 81
Arrangements are being made for an
old folks party 20 be given In the
pavilion In the near future. An effort
will be made 20 have all OF the old folks
10 the city attend and they will be- as
snred of q glorions time The date Of
the party will be announced as soon a.
W is decided upon. -
The car department Is building four
massive bolt racks for nse At Lima.
Silver Bow, Glsnns Ferry and Mont
'pelier. They are cone shaued. 9 feet
high and "a feet long. lilly Rupp In
the constructing genius following
blne print designed By Mr.. Blackburn. :
Pocatello Tribune. ---.
There will BE- . meeting Of the Com
mercial Club Wednesday night. Nov. 6.
as which all members are requested 10
be present. Several questions OF inter
est 70 the city will be considered and II
Is important there should DO q good Rt-
tendance. A boz Of fragrant havanas
will be on tap.
rThreshing In the Dingie district will
be completed this week The yield OF
wheat especially the dry land wheat
has been very good and Of excellent
quality, but the yield Of oats is below
the average. The second crop OF alfalfa
will be short IN that section a. It Is IN
All parts Of the county 49, --,
\ We would like TO know II the finan-
cial furry In the east Il in any way re-
lsponsible for the furry In the egg mar
'ket OF Montpelier. Az amy rate. Il wAa
no sooner announced that the banks OF
the east had temporarily tied mp their
funds. than every cid biddy in this
county apparently resolved to quit pro.
dncIng eggs.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

.o1lt A-aAo w WIZ uuAAAh t1c WAHsots
One block farther west on the corner.
II where Nielsen's Music n Jewelry
Store is now located. SO
Dave Hughes and family returned
Wednesday from months visit with
relatives in lows. Mr., Hughes has
taken a position as operator at the de-
pot and IL holding down the split
trick"
Homer Fl. Rough, @ well known
freight conductor on she Second district.
and Miss Clara Holmack. one Of Poca-
tello's popular young ladies. were INIT
ed in marriage In the Catholic church
Of Pocatsllo last Friday morning.
Mems. ladies' and chileren's under
wear. A very complete line in this de-
-partment. Call and see our goods and
prices. H. B. whitman. ~
For sale. the vacant lot just east "a
jerks candy factory; long time and
easy payments; abstract complete. Also
high grade A. b. Chase piano. good ~
new. bargain on easy terms. Address
J. NJ. Richardson. Montpelier. Idaho.
If you want che best buy Of Us. but
IL you want to pay just a. much money
for cheaper goods, buy Of other dealers.
Thatcher Music Co, Montpelier. 81
The Women OF Woodcraft will ceIe.
brate the sixth anniversary Of the or
ganization of the local circle next FRI
day evening with appropriate exercises.
to which friends OF the order win DO
INVITED. Refreshments will be served.
The Nielsen Furniture company ex-
pect large supply Of 9x12 rugs and
art squares every day; win be sold for
s5. IS aud mp: wait and see them before
buying. 81
strayed or stolen. from the Jim Crane
ranch. one bright bay two-year Oily.
branded with bar on right jaw. A
reasonable reward will be given for re-
turning the animal 20 the ranch. or any
information leading TO her whereabouts.
Don't forget that we carry tne best
goods ON the market ard they cost you
NO more than others would charge ron
DR. cheap goods. Thatcher Mudc Co..
Montpelier. 81
Would you be thankful On Thanks
giyinef II Jon have something TO be-
thankful for you viii. Then. II yon
would be thankful send lie share for
block Of stock in the Lee Comstock
Mining company, P. o. boz 25s Rhyolite.
Nevada.
A car load Of beautiful upholstered
leather rockers Just arrived: select your
Christmas gift now ~ Nielsen's 81
The old Montpelier friends q Marion
Fitzpatrick ain be pleased 70 IeaFn that
Ne 10 now holding the Important posi-
fiun ~ cashier q tie Bank Ct Phoebe s.
EpIoehs. Nav. MARION will hereafter
keep posted On Montpelier news through
ne Exaninsr. whieh he has ordered
eens = kim-
We hare dsllges ed three Instrument
a fns quality this week, but are Il
rays getting 10 neu goods . We "a
zAis goa at any time. Thatcher Musss
Company. Montpelier. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

the Misses Trill and Hot will re-
move their confectionery and bakery to
the building now occupied by q. Spong-
berg. soon after the latter moves into
the new bank building.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

w. F. Owen has shipped two car
loads Of lime the past week-one to
Idaho Fails and one 20 Biackfoot. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

We have large stool 81 sewing ma
chimes. all guaranteed. Thatcher Mn
sic Co. Montpelier ----------a7
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01
Montpelier, Idaho, Nov. /, 1907
Fresh bread at sadie's.
Rye bread at sadie's.

EAOcn OAC00 Wv 01AAO ..
Rye bread ut Sadie's.
Chas. e. Harris. Notary Public.
New house for rent at Nielsen)s. s6
Clear maple flooring at the Paris
lumber yard. IS
Thursday, Nov. 2s, has been designat-
by the president as Thanksgiving.
All the new effects in gents furnish
ings at Nose Lewis. 80
A little daughter registered at the
home Of Francis Orchard last Mondays
Largest assortment Of records ever IL
stock at Thatcher Music Cos store. 81
Mrs. Bertha Heiss writes TO have the
Examiner sent TO her &C Seattle. Wash.
Amy copyrighted book In RiIer Bros'.
store will be sold next week for Soc.
Nose Lewis carries the famous Kup-
penheimer clothing and overcoats. 50
A car of extra Star A Star Shingles
just received at the Paris lumber yard.
Blankets. wool or cotton, full and
complete line at II. B. Whitman's 81
Sam Hughart was setting EN- up yes
terday over the arrival OF q new son at
his home
Beautiful line of wool and silk shAwls
and fascinators at H 3 Whitman's. 81
Tie Ladies' Auxiliary will meet 20
the home of Mrs. g. @. Gray Wednes-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Messrs. Kent and Hopkins left this
week for southern Utah 70 prospect
some ground that Mr.. Hopkins found
several years ago. A local company is
backing the venture.
See that new line OF pillow tops.
stamped linen. drawn work, also full
new line OF embroidery silks at Fl. b.
Whitman's. 81
The Village Improvement Society will
meet with Mrs. Chas. q. Harris next
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock. II
will be the last meeting Of the year and
good attendance il desired.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

New Edison Records at Nielsen's d
Charlie Meredith. formerly : brake
man ON the First district. is now en-,
gagged in pointing and PAPER hanging
bnslness in PocatellO.
Genuine quartersawed oak tablesl
pSliah finish. sold by Nielsen's for lesS
money than Others charge for painted
tables. -.----------- II
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

1890
Nielsen sold two fne Bush & Gerts
pianos in September. 80
Bargains in copy righted books at
Ritter Bros all next week. Read their
ad in this issue.
For good bath. shave or hair cnt go
to Phelps barber shop.
@. c. Hitler sold his old carpenter
shop. and the lot on which the building
stands, to Thos. Mumford.
A fine fireproof sale for sale at Mel
sens Jewelry Store. 98
@ @. Wright, Of idaho Falls. attend
Ella meeting OF The First National bank
directors here. last Monday.
1 fine second hand organ at Nielsen i
for thirty dollars. Dc
Chas L. Harris has moved his law
Office to rooms on the second floor Of the
First National bank building.
Geo. E. Marks. notary public and fire
insurance. 81
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Barrett viii soon
go 10 housekeeping In the residence re,
Gently vacated By c. 4. slusser.
Rubber stamp OF all kinds mann
factured 70 order -hz NJ Eloxd, Paris
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Jim Leonard has resigned the position
he has held 81 the Telluride Power Coal
plant for several months and after a
compile Of weeks outing he will go to
Salt Lake 20 work during the winter.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01


DIR. King il now occupyinga pleasant
| s1ite Of Office rooms On the second door
6s the First National bank hnilding.
c. z. Eiasser has buggy and harness
and box couch for sale. See him Mt the
electric light Office
Services 81 the Presbyterian cnnHch
Sunday a. II >. M. and T:30 D. m. Sum
dag school AZ 10 a. m. Everybody vel
come.
Are sou locking Tor something ca
tremely COED in chileren's wool hosef
We have shsm =. = Whitman. 81
AGsn. ". B. Greene. Of GBeenneld.
Kan visited couple O. days the pHsi
week with her sOn, @. r.. q KiisE
Bros drug stors,
wcnea ssy shars 4 peshingss eaaAl KInz.S
JAP ROAM exmBapmrmma @D@w Tor WA&AkM3
TIE AAN# AL 6EH8Nl6s@ ana @Soa@k@ MStl ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Peaceful Valley. . beautiful three.
act comedy drama. will be presented
by the Home Dramatic company aaspus
the latter part OF this month.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01


by the Home Dramatic company atpus
the latter part OF this month.
Nose Lewis Is she leader Id mems
suits and oYercOats. and has just re-
ceiYed q large consignment Of the latest
patterns in fail and winter goods SO
Rev. Chamberlaine. OF Blackfoot.
will conduct service at the Episcopal
church next Tuesday evening at T:sO,
o'clock. All are cordially invited.
Our prices ARE NOT RIGHT-weI
underseil everybody in the state. Mel
sen Furniture Co. 81
Mrs. Fl. Killer returned to Mctlrath,
Canada. Monday after ten days visit
with relatives here. Mr.. Hitler and
family will soon remove 10 Union. Ore
gon.
Tuesdays Salt Lake Telegram says
that Mrs. Thoa. Huh OF that city. Is
dangerously i'll with heart trouble. Mr.
Hull Is brother Of the late VIM. Hull
Of this city.
Easy payments and special low prices
on pianos, organs, monographs. ETC.. &C.
NielSen.o. .-----------i5 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Casketa wud all kinds funeral goods
at half Of al other undertaken prices;
we furnish beautiful home made cas-
keta on very short notice. Nielsen
Furniture Co. 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Rubber stamp OF all kinds manu-
featured TO order. By MI Eloxd. Paris
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Tile Ladies' Auxiliary will meet 10
the home of Mrs. @. G, Gray Wednes-.
DIS. afternoon Nov. q.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-11-01

Wnneu asV 8hNTB = ue2HznR = e1QNl 3 II 8
JAP ROSE eTmBapmrnma @D@w Cor WASHING
THE aA1M AL aEnssiszs a@a @seaeks ~ -
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-15
Brooks Doings,

w. W. Reeve, OF Milbank, was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. J. 81. Farmer arrived last
week from Texas for q visit with her
sister Mrs. Jake Busta.
William Dallman.o of Aberdeen, came
down Monday mo: ming to attend the
the funeral OF Mr.. Fenner.
Mr.. Shultz, of Orange City, Iowa,
was here the latter part of the week
looking after his business affairs.
Miss Eva Breckenridge came up
from Milbsnk Friday and spent Satur-
day and Sunday with her parents.
Walter Jackson and family departed
Tuesday morning for Pepin, Wis,
where they will make their future home.
Pat Rabbit is enjoying . visit from
his son David Rabbit, who arrived
from the Isthmus of Panama q short
time ago.
The Fish Pond social given by the
Methodist ladies on Friday evening
was we'll attended, over sixty persons
being present.
Ors H. W. COultler. OF harrington,
Maine is expected to arrive the present.
week to take up his duties here as
physician.
Miss Julia Smith departed Tuesday
for her home in Lennon, 8. D., where
her parents have recently taken up
their residence on q claim.
Chas. Chavet has solo out his feed
store. including the fuel business to
his brothe r in-law. Albert Wendt, of
North Dakota. Mr.. Wendt arrived
with his family the first of the week
and has moved into the rooms over
the feed store.
August Fenner, who has been in
poor health for some time died very
suddenly of heart failure while on his
way to town Saturday. He was the
father Of Julius, Fred and August
Fenner and Mrs. Arndt of this place.
The bereaved family have the SYM
pathy of the neighborhood in their
loss. The funeral was held at Mil
bank Monday afternoon.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-15

W. A. Bohn was . Milbank visitor
Tuesdays
VIM. Rabbit of Milbank ri calling
on friends in town Mondsy.
Mrs. Fred Krinetz of South Shore
was calling In town Thursday.
John Stafford, of Milbank, was q
business caller here Thursday.
Willie Tauss departed Thursday for
his home in Norwood, MINI.
Rev. o. Colegrove will begin school
next Monday in District No. 4.
Mrs. E. M. Harper, of Milbank, was
visiting with friends In town Saturday.
Miss Maudie Rice returned Monday
from q visit with relatives in Summit.
Eddie and Mary Harper, o: Milbank.
attended the social here Friday even
ing.
G. G. Laselle, of Ortley, came down
Friday to look after his business At
fairs.
Mrs Charles Chavet and Mrs. Henry
Chavet were Ortonville visitors Fri
day.
Fred Kruger has purchased the
G.. G.. Laselle residence property join
ing his.
MIR. AND Mrs. Albert Shanstrom de-
parted Saturday for their future home
in Albee.
Miss Matte Bohn came upfrom Mil.
bank to attend tie social here Friday
evening.
James Chervenka and j. ]. Fry, of
Corona, were in town on business
Thursday.
N. Il. Hubbard and family moved
into the Lasselle residence the first of
the week.
Mrs. G. O. Matheney went to Will
mot Tuesday for q visit with her sis.
ter Mrs. G. Arnold.
Sheriff Ed. A. Murray, of Milbank,
was transacting business In town last
| Thursday morning.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-15
Additional Local News

Additional Local News
Il. A. Martens was q Revillo
visitor Monday.
Lyle Martens is cler kingin the
Forsyth store 1T Big Stone.
Mr. Baldwin, the candy man.
enjoyed Sunday with Milbank
friends.
Oyster stews at the Acme
restaurant. Peterson & Williams,
proprietOrs
Ray Kimball of Vernon town.
ship, is teaching the school in
the Webster district.
Saur kraut-l6 gallon kegs
finest qualitv-sold in original
packages Ut Schafer Bros.
"A fresh line of candies, fruits
ana oranges just received. The
restaurant. Main street.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-15
Marvin and Vicinity

DR.. Martens, Of Summit, quarantin-
ed the family OF Ole Olson who live
north Of town, Wednesday His three
little daughters, Tillie, Clara, and
Olga, are the unfortuna ate ones. The
case is not thought to be very serious
at present.
A chemist Tor the railway company
was here one day last week taking
samples of the water. They are con-
sidering moving the tank up here.
T. G. Names, of Sisseton, visited
over Sunday with his brother Henry
our genial night operator.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-15

&. E Williams visited at Milbank
over Sunday.
Ole A. Haug is buey building q barn
on his corner lot.
Peter Kane was a business visitor at
the county seat today.
Jack Sullivan was = business visit
tor u Twin Brooks Wednesday De-
tween trains.
The Grant County Telephone Co.
are coming up to Marvin. Mr.. Mooar
was here Tuesday and informs us the
work will commence at once.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-15
MELROSE

Nov II, 1907
Mrs. NJ. Mountz Is enjoying q visit
with her brother from Illinois.
James Pew and Lloyd Steel have
been whiting relatives here the past
week. They will take a car back to
their new home In Butte county this
week.
Roy Toms has been on the sick list
for some time.
Mrs. Duel, who came out from Hill
nois to visit her son Geo. Duel, of
Corona, il q guest at the Schumacher
home this week.
Mrs. Albert Hamilton entertained
the ladies aid Thursday of last week.
Maude Johnson. who teaches In the
Ferber district, spent lost week 1t J.
Austin's.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Eye are rejoicing
over the arrival Of = little girl ut their
home In Melrose.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-11-15

Glen Ravens, one of the young
men of Alban township is attend
ing the Granger business school
at Big Stone.
Mrs. Elmer Copyright and Miss
Bessie George of Correll, Mimi,
were Milbank visitors the first
of the week.
Mrs. George Kelsey came up
from Twin Brooks Wednesday
to attend the Excelsior club
meeting.
Miss Wayne Nilsson came up
from Big Stone Monday evening
to enjoy the 0. E S. meeting and
visit of the grand matron.
A card received from the Eek
er family Estates that they had
arrived at Bellingham, Wash,
and so far like their new home.
Read McCollum & Thirsk's
ad in another column. It's all
over.shoes-you always get the
most for your money at the
Home of Real Bargains.
) Rev. Geer and vile Of Monte
video. were visiting with the
family Of their kinsman, Peter
Vandervoort the hrst of the
week,
Last week Bert Kuehl pur-
chased the residence Of j. H.
Benedict, recently occupied by
D. Mclaughlin and moved into
the same last Saturday.
H. L Hyatt of Big Stone was
up in Mllbank yesterday looking
for one of his horses that had
st-aved wav a few weeks ago,
TIE lost animal was a buck~kin
mare with q figure 8 or left hip.
M. H. Wiseman, fagman at the
Main street crossing, is carrying
an extra sized smile, all on &C
count Of u granddaughter that
arrived at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. J. King, at Cakes, N. D.
! l. Schnabel, the furniture
man, has a new ad IN the Herald.
You should read it. When ii
comes to saving " money Mr.
Schnabel desires only u chance
to conYince you that he will d,
it.
We have received cards an
noucing the marringe Of Miss
Ethel Clark aud Mr.. Samuel A.
Crabb on Thursday. Nov. 81.
1907, nj Granum, AHA. The bride
is we'll Known TO our Milbank
people, having from earlv child.
hood lived in the family Of Mrs.
S. McCollum. and went up to
Canada about u year ago on \
visit. Her South DAKOTA friends
extend congratulations and wish
her every happiness. The new
~ married couple will make
their home ut Lelhbrjdee, after
Dec. 1>l.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-09
GOOD BUTTER Is SCARCE.
New York Dealers Cannot Find Enough
10 supply Demand.

New York. May S.-New York city is re-
ceiving about one and one-h half million
pounds OF butter daily, and there is a
ready sale, particularly for the top grados
with little change in prices since last
week. The demand for the best quality s
greater than the supply, and there is too
small a quantity OF tho extras IN pro-
portion 70 the entire quantity received
though the last ten days have show a
general Improvement Buyers who Vera
looking for large quantities of gilt
edge" stock Yesterday were disappointed
and found themselves unable to I'll their
orders.
Most of the dealers We're substantially
sold out last week, so that the pregtr t
stock in the city is practically new Yes
terday's official quotation of the mercun-
tile exchange was twenty-seven cents for
extra creamery, hut many sales were
made at from one-half to one cent highor
For "A grade under the top they We're pay
ing twenty six cents and were paying the
IA me price for choice State dairy and
from that down the tweuty-one cents
for the common to fair The best
imitation creamery was being sold 10 the
dea lers yesterday for twenty i've CENT D.,
n pound and the renovated ran all ,he
way from twenty five cents down t.
seventeen cents.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-09
NINE MONTHS FOR LIMOGE.
Sentence Imposed in County Court on
Convicted Liquor Seller.

T.Onic 7 / r,-,tt-o 1rofrct ,.Jo,, .lo ;,,.,.
returned = ,.ord,ct of e,,,iI,v o. so,,i,,,r
intoxicatin, ltoror uos hro,,c,h, i,.n
Chittendcn countv court voetorda,.
morning and son+nrco1 h,. I,d,o nj,
to scrvo no, loss than siv nor r,oro
than nine ,ron,hs I'm tho 1rorss ., Cor
rection at putIord ti,no,o,s o,,1, 10
fence wac frat bo had ,ho ,,.hiso,. t.
question for rorrii,. nee ,rd tho+ ,,.h,t
IT was c1oiroel v.os .4,a ,,,os s,o1an
from him
Judgment u.oe re,dcro, ,.os.o,ao,. T.,
the case Of George - yvtIlo,. 80 tr,r,,.
G. Janlev an action Far ,resras. ,,.,,t,i,
was heard son,e tina eircc mic oosa,
arose from, tbo dnforda,,s ,o,,,, -
ninp into tho nratrtiff,s borsa ,,.I,o,, ,ro
two a,,cn-ned IN r,ss ~, .ho ,-,,hro,.
in Essay The n1aintirf's horse d,cd
from injuries en- rcco,ved THO corr,
found no contributorv peeljgepce NJ,
tho mart Of rho ,,ain+ir ana t,,doo,.
was rendered ,or tho nlotntits 70 racoy
err s19O65
A hearing WAS hold yssterda,, warn.
inc IN n motion ia recomr;, mo caso
OF Ira q Chase vs Erod R,,sba,. .o
rereree N A Pinpbam Al order y,
recomnita, was made
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1907-05-09
BUYS MIss1SQUoI PARK.
Col. G.. e.. Gilmore VIII Head Company
and Develop Property.

Swanton. May An extensive and
important real estate deal was closed
Yesterday when col. G. G. Gilmore of
this place bought of Mrs. Rosina L.
Scott the Highgatc Springs property,
known as the Lakeside property, con
tanning about 200 acres, including Shad
island at the mouth OF the Mlssisquoi
river Shipyard bay, with its cottages
the famous Missisquoi park. and Lime
Kiln point. which gives about one AMI
three fourths miles of lake front.
1t is understood that stock COM
pany, with ample capital, will be or
gained to develop ana improve the
natural attractiveness OF this beauti-
full spot, and it Is the intention of the
owners to make it in time the most
attractive summer resort In Vermont
but owing to- the fact that the tourist
season Will open soon, large improve
ments will not be attempted this year
with the probability that the electric
car line Will be extended to lIighgute
Springs next season, giving the people
an easy way of access to and from
this point, II is believed that there are
bright prospects ahead for this well
known resort.