Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-01-18
Ritter Bros Drug Co.


Lie Nlcthcu M uSiC DtOTc HAS JuSb So
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 great
durability which can be proven by the
several pianos Of this make which have
been in use for several years in this city
and valley.
Henry Hoff started for Georgetown
Tuesday, but the storm was too much
for him and he returned back to town
after getting out about two miles. He
was facing the storm and he says that
his team simply refused to go any
further Henry says that this Is the first
time he was ever forced to give up that
trip and he has travelled the road in
some mighty severe storms.
do you know" said Mrs. s. 'that
the Vincent FURNITURE 60, has received
their ney Carpets ahd~rart squaress"
YES" replied Mrs.M, ''and l intend
to buy my new carpets there in the
spring; they are the very latest" 4S
Ed Lewis, one of our prominent mer-
chants, has purchased the house and lot
formerly owned by Willard o. Cazier,
and will build an addition Immediately
preparing the same for occupancy. Mr..
Cazier has been engaged by Burton &
Sons Co., to take charge Of their ware
house at Montpelier, necessitating his
removal to that place. Mr.. Cazier takes
the place recently resigned by Clarence
Gardner, who has now moved back to
Attenuation Independent.
Don't forget to call at the Thatcher
Music Cos store and inspect their mus
ical instruments. They have the kind
| you want and their prices are right,
with terms to suit the purchasers.
They also sell the Standard sewing
machine. 1t has both the lock and
chain stitch and rotary shuttle, the best
in the world. Call and be convinced.
A. Affieck, Mgr. Al
Assistant Superintendent Jones Of the
Idaho division, was IN attendance at the
ball last night. Notwithstanding that
he had to borrow.s coat. clean shirt and
collar and a fewyother accessories. he
enjoyed himself just as well as though
he had been attired in q regulation
dress suit, In fact Mr.. Jones has the
happy faculty of enjoying himself under
any and all conditions, and he is one of
the most popular officials ON the Short
Line.
Mrs. James z. Hart expects to go to
Nampa tomorrow to join Mr.. Hart who
has located there and engaged in the
real estate business. Some months ago
Mr.. Hart concluded that he would join
"the horny hand sons of toll and &C
cordingly took up ranch in Owyhee
county, but ranch life soon lost its
charms for him and he relinquished his
claim and located in Nampa. He has
purchased a nice home there and is
we'll pleased with his business prospect
Miss Erma Hart, who is clerking In
Pugmire's store at Paris, will remain
there until about the first of June.
The dancing party given by the
ladies' last night was most delightful
social event and was conducted YER,
successfully. Much credit is due thos,
who had the affair in charge for tn,
warm hospitality extended to the gentle
mon during the evening. The prett,
''cozy corner" which had been arrange,
in section of the hall. proved attrac
tive to both old and young. Deliciou
punch was served the entire evening
and every one present seemed to be jus
in the mood to have royal good time
After defraying all expenses the ladie
had SIS left which will be donated
the local relief society, to be expende