Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-13

Wilson Blaine has been engaged to
teach an eight months term Of school at
Dingle. which will open about the first
of October
Six hundred choice Edison records
Just received by the Thatcher Music
company. The best assortment ever
brought to MONTPELIER. ----------------2l- :
The duck season opens next sunday
and our nimrods are preparing to make
general attack upon the festive birds
at day break that morning.
Sam Lewis has gone east to purchase
goods. He will visit Chicago. New
York and other commercial centers and
will be gone about fonr weeks-
Lost, between the depot aud Sidney
Stevens implement house, an office
folding key. The finder will confer
favor by leaving it at this office.
John w. Stoner of Cokeviile. who has
been dangerously i'll for a week or
more, is not improving any and his
chances for recovery are very slight.
Mr.. and Mrs H. S. Day arrived last
Saturday from Raymond, Canada and
expect to remain here for some time
Mrs. Day was formerly Miss Lillian
Wutrich. ---~-------
The construction of the new bridge
across Bear river ON the Paris road, is
now in progress, and it is expected the
bridge will be completed within a
month.
Services at Presbyterian church Sun
day morning at IL. subject THE Pas
sion Week" Evening services at 1870.
subject ITO Die is GAIN All are.
welcome.
r. A. Sullivan returned Tuesday
from a five weeks sojourn at Woodruff
and other points in Utah, where be has
been looking after the phosphate COM
pany's interests.
Rev. J. l.. Countermine arrived in
Cokeville last Monday from Vinton.
Iowa. He will have charge of the.
Presbyterian church there and also at
Kemmerer.
Mrs. Fred Rose accompanied her
daughter, Airline, to Logan Tuesday,
where the latter will attend the Agri-
cultural college this year. Mrs, Rose
will return Monday.
Mrs. F. L. Willis came in fIom Moore
Tuesday after their household goods
She was accompanied by her brother,
Clarence Anderson. Mr.. Willis has en-
gagged in the sheep business with his
father-in-law.
September 9Th was the 10th birthday
of Mrs. Chas. II. Bridges and in the
afternoon about twenty of her old lady
friends Just dropped in" to help make
the day one to be pleasantly remem-
bered by her.
The stores of Sam l.. Lewis and Nose
Lewis will be closed all day Thursday.
Sept. 10, in commemoration of Yom
Kippur or day of atonement. which Is
strictly observed by the Jewish people
throughout the world. -----------,
The auction sale of household goods
next Tuesday at Mre. Heiss' residence
Just east of the Examiner Office, will
afford people an opportunity of securing
elegant furniture at reasonable prices.
Remember the date. Tuesday. Sept. IL
Will Barrett has been seriously i'll
with pneumonia the past week and for
several days but little hope for his re
covery was entertained. However. this
morning he was resting easier and q
slight improvement was noticeable in
his condition,
Last Friday afternoon Mrs. q G.
Hitler was pleasantly reminded that
it was her 9th birthday by the unex
pected gathering at her home of a score
or more of he'll lady friends The after
-Roon was spent In delightful social in
tercourse.
The Village improvement society will
conduct rnmmage sale on Friday.
Sept p. They will have for sale new
and second hand articles OF clothing
and other things. The proceeds Of the
sale will be used Ia establishing and
maintaining the public library.
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