Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-10-18

Judge aud Mrs Rich will he in from
the hot syringe next We ek for . couple
Of weeks visit with their son I'd. From
here they will 20 lO salt Lake and viii
spend the winter either there or In
California. The Judge has LEASED the
springs - Alvin Peterson for one year.
.,Assrsaor Floyd recently completed
plats Of the original townsite AMI the
various additions to Montpelier. They
were made from the original plats, with
corrections mp 20 date. They Will ee
great help 20 Mr. Floyd in making
assessments next year, set 81 These
plats would be OF value 40 the city
Mrs. Bert Rutherford died in salt !
lake Yesterday morning frcm typhoid ]
fever. The deceased WAS well known !
in Montpelier. having lived here for
many years Her maiden name was
Minnie wuthrieh. Her funeral win
be held in Salt Kake tomorrow. Her
husband aud Que sou. about I years OF
aye, survive her.
E. A. Burrell. Henry ponglas, bnck
Wright. James Redmau and Chas. L.
Harris attended Masonic banquet ~
Pocatello Wednesday night, The ban.
quet was given in honor OF the silver
Masonic truwel which Is being Feat
around the world. II was one Of the
biggest events in the history Of the ! o
catello lodge.
Anton +. Jacobson and family OF
Stafford. Arizona. are visiting this week
with Jas. l.. Dnaford and family Of
Bloomington. Mr.. Jacobson spent his
hoyhood days in Ovid but left this
county in 1889 and this II his first visit
here since. He 10 cn roate to the eastern
states ON mission. Mrs Jacobson aud
children will return 20 Arizona.
Al the meeting of the Frat District
. Federation uf Women's Clnbs, which IL
, being held in Blackfoot this week. the
Montpelier clubs are represented by the
following ladies; Gem Ut the Mountain
, Climb Mesdames henry spidell. Chas.
f. Harris and James RedmAn; kymry
club Mesdames o. IL. (aroo and Joe
Rnvley. Village Improvement Society 49,
! Mesdames james Redmau. 4. A. Peass
. and Frank Hutchins.
/, Did you say you needed piece OF FUR
nitnre. rug or carpet for your hom'
this fall, Well. we have the goods
: We Just received another carload o'
: furniture. OR stock Is complete an'
. our prices are right. A 9xla ingraiI
. rug wool woof aud cotton warp To-
- al. 50. They are daisiesa' % patterns
We will always give you your money !
worth We frame pictures. L.
= Vincent Furn. Co.
McPhee's Imperial Stock compan!
presented For Her Brother's sake
and "A Charity Child" at strong's ha
Tuesday and Wednesday nights to goo
audiences. considering that the COMM
Of the company was advettised Gully on
& day ahead. The plays were rendere
In manner that gave general satisfa
ton. and clean specialtiea were give
between acts The company will retnr
here later in the season. -----s
h. Manager De Clark requests us To ~
4 that boys who attend theatrical cute
80 tainments in the future lnnst cut o.
III all sembIance of rowdyiam OF they wi
va he elected from the hall. No objects
will be made TO proper and hearty
~ plause. bnt yelling. whistlNng and RI
ming about the ball mutt be dlsco
I tinued. Mr.. De Clark says that
~ officer wr!ll be At ali entertainments
y the future 10 see that pr0per order
y maintained.
Judging from the nnmbtE Of yonn
I'VE STEERS seen ON our street, every nig
mas long after the curfew whistle blows
nd parents either have no control or desi
ay 30 control their children. However.
Inc IN the duty of onr police officers 10
that the cnrfew ordlnance ls engorc
ny and We suggest tnat they make more
in an effort In the future than they hh
,e's in the past Al enforcing that ordipsn
he Too many boys Of tender Age" also
on auent the pool rooms after o'cl'
sc night.
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