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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26
Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Montpelier. Franklla and Preston.
idaho. Logan and 0arlaad. Utah.
Rules Governing the Pavilion.

The pavilion management wishes 10
announce that the rule has been estab.
hshed by which a general admission
price Of so cents will be. harged for all
gentlemen attending the regular dances
ladies free. This rule applies TO gentle.
men entering the hall. whether they
wish 10 dance or nas, rs loaiinE In and
around the building Is not desired.
Parents or guardians wishing to 40.
company their daughters 10 dances,
but who do not dance themselves, will
be admitted free and made welcome
and are cordially Invited to attend.
Strangers and visitors In the city. who
wish 30 inspect tbs pavilion. will be al.
United free by applying 20 the manage.
ment.
These rules apply TO the regular
dances given by the Pavilion company.
Special and order dances will be gov
erned by the committees In charge
We expect TO conduct our dances In
strictly tirst-class manner aud we asl
the cooperation of all ladies and
gentlemen In observing the rules Of
the house and In helping 10 make the
pavilion the most select aud up 10 date
amusement hall In the state.
Gro. +. GARDNER.
ID. j. SUTTON,
HARRY Hull,
Managers.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Jos o. Phelps. son Of Mr.. and Mrs
]. NJ. Phelps, was called this week to
60 on mission TO Turkey. and left yes
terday for Salt Lake. from which point
he viii leave ia few days for his Geld
Of labor. A farewell entertainment
was given in his honor At l.. ID. s. hall
Wednesday evening. at which a very
pleasing musical aud literary program
was rendered. lode was presented
with purse of so and be took his de-
parture with the best wishes OF host
OF friends.
LosT-,ne bay mustang mare pony.
stripe on face and white feet; one side
Of forelock short When last seen be
tween Montpelier and BeSni,Ss1n had
small rope on neck. II located. write
or phone Ed o'Connor, Montpelier. and
he will advise what TO do with the
animal
State Game Warden Stephens has
appointed Jas L. Dunford. OF Blooming
ton. as one of his state assistant wardens.
The duties will require Mr.. Dnntord TO
visit the counties Of Southeastern Ida
no and TO such other points rs the
warden may send him. When not
otherwise employed MIR, Dunford will
assist in the enforcement OF the game
laws of this county. The appointment
~ NJ nnuf,~a .,,s1t x,.s.. ..wttA ..a..a-.
satisfaction among the republicans of
the county. There will be one other
deputy warden for this county. Mr..
Stephens has not yet announced his APP
pointment for this position.
Elsewhere in this issue are publishdd
the rules governing the Saturday night
dances at the pavilion. AS viii be seen.
all gentlemen entering the the hall win
be required to pay so cents. This may
seem a little strict but II Is the only
method that could be adopted which
would prevent some from "sneaking
in" on the dance floor without paying.
BY paying so cents every gentleman
will have the privilege Of the dance
floor, whether he cares TO dance or not.
There are always some who consider II
smart to be able TO beat their way into
dance or other public entertainment,
and the managers Of the pavilion found
that this was being done at the Satur'
day night dances, by fellows goiRg In
the balcony for short time and ther
sneaking down on the dance floor. The
new rule will put stop to this and
save the management the trouble Of
having to watch the cheap guys." II
is rule that is In force at all danes
halls in the cities, and is the only sen
sible and business-like way OF conduct
ing the dances.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only SO cents.


MRS. Margaret Gagon, of BIackfoot,.
Grand Worthy Matron Of the Order of
Eastern Star. paid an official visit last
night to Isabel Chapter of this city.
AFTER the closs-ef lodge a dainty repast
was served in honor of the Visiting
o1igfal.
ED Lewis Vas over fom Alton sew
oral days this week. H says that
Alton is gradually growing. Everybody
lis pleased with their electric lights and
the townspeople are talking of rutt.nR
IN water system. which eAa be- installed
fo< o moderate snm. X
I/Thg mining feXer. struck yafdmass
ter Ed French SO hard that he was
forced to take lay-of and visit the
Nevada Hawthorne Co.'S properties in
Nevada He will remain there about
two months and assist in booming the
new town of Acme in which the coW
pany is interested.
Karl. son OF Mr. and Mrs. john Miles
OF Sharon. died at the l.. D. =. hospital
in Salt Lake on Tuesday evening. from
the effects of an operation for appendi
citis, which was performed Sunday.
The body arrived here yesterday morn
ing and vas taken to bis parents home
for burial. Deceased was about Il
years of age.
e w. Gilger and family recently
arrived from Yates Center. Kan, and
intend to make their future home In
Montpelier. He has purchased the
Widow Davis property in the east par
of town. Mr.. Gilger is one Of thos'
who believes that there Is money II
raising mules and be brought with hin
q fine Jack which can he Feep by thos'
interested at his home in Montpelier.
At the request Of the Village Improve
ment Society, the Home I FANATIC com
pany will repeat Ranch 10" at Strong
hall next Friday night. Those who di'
not see the play TUESDAY night. sho1l'
not fail 70 attend next Friday night
they wish TO witness better play f.
less money than n any Of the trayelin
rroupes give ~. Thel. It is . goo
thing to encourage home talent tn
proceeds viii BE Rskd by the ImprOy,
. ment Society in their work Of beantify
J ng the city.
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Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, April 26, 1907

Fresh bread at Sadie's.
Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.
o. o. F. ball at the pavilion to-
night.
Leave orders for pansy plants at
Sadie's.
Mrs. Ed French is visiting with the
Coughlins in Boise.
Don't miss seeing Nielsen's souvenir
spoons. Z
Attend the Odd Fellows Anniversary
ball at the pavilion tonight.
Glass for covering hot houses for sale
very cheap at Rineharts studio. II
A daughter was born yesterday to
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nelson.
See-the latest in souvenir spoons at
Nielsen's. I
Mrs Robson, of Logan. is visiting
with her sons Bert and Charles.
Milford Williams is up from Ogden
looking after his business interests
New stock of Edison records at
Nielsen's.
Attorney Harris ''blew" himself this
week for new Olivea typewriter.
Mrs. Harry Gesas of Blackfoot, il
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Sam Lewis
Elegant new line of men 3 hats at H.
B. Whitman's. b
Mrs. II. Carrick Of Pocatello, visited
with Montpelier friends during the past
week.
DR.. Rocker of Pocatello, was called
here last Sunday on professional bust
ness.
Three dollar fountain pens at Mel
sens for $l75. all guaranteed.
Charlie Hess has been transferred to
the Third district. with headquarters al
Pocatello.
Rev. ]. Fl. Barton will preach at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
New spring Dies goods just received
at Fl. b. Whitman's. o
The stork left little daughter at tbs
home of Herman Booth of MARLBORO
last Friday.
Wanted, girl for general hons
work; enquire at Office of DR.. Guyon q
at his residence.
New spring line of ginghams and
chevioss at Whitman'e.
Mrs G. N. Sweet and little dat hte
went to Salt Lake Wednesday for
two weeks visit.
VIM. Hughes has oeen appointed ad
miuistrator of the estate OF Ernest Gil
haus, deceased
You will miss it if you do not see th
beautiful line of dress goods at Il. Z
Whitman's.
Mrs. Arthur Burke went to Fis
Haven yesterday for two weeks visl
with her mother.
Six hundred talking machine record
at e5. cents each at Thatcher Music &C
There will be May Day dance at Il
Pavilion Wednesday night, May Is
Tickets only 80 cents.
Mesdames Lester Pratt aud ). I
Minor. or Kemmerer, are visiting ~it
Mnuaaw
Now is the time 10 buy your SEWN
machine and we have the kind &c
want.-Thatcher Music Co.. Mon
pelier. =
Sam Lewis returaed Monday fro
New York and other eastern roin
where he has been for 8 mouth buyiE
goois' 80
For a good bath. shave or hair eut
10 Phelps barber shop
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26
Sale Of Pocket Knives.

The Enoe Hardware Co. having jnss
received new stock Of Keen Kutter and
Jordan pocket knives. proposes 10 cell
al the pocket knives recovered from the
robbery Al very Low figure 70 Close
them ont. These knives have neysg
been used but are iittls soiIsA frorn
being carried toessbsE 10 = sack. Tbls
sale Il | doasn knives stATta Saturday,
April n. and st the prices at which
they viii be offered they viii al 20 On
thai day.
Regular e. % kniYss for n -
Regular 81 Is knives for eI.OU.
Regular 81 80 knives fog IS eenta.
Regular II - knives for Is este.
And down 10 boys &c lacks fog PIC
These are A. /. Joxdan's lannon's
Knives. CcuAe early and get the bssi
Exos HARDWARE Co
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Contractors or builders can obsMin
4rssass 49, .sa.astx
Asehlimon At bis quarry 10 Montpelier
cAayon. quarter y , mile east ~ the
miil. 1tG
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

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II. DeCIark and family arrived from
Ogden Wednesday. He hopes to be
able to open his pool room in the Strong
block next week
Just received at Rinehart 3 stucio a
new lot of Eastman's folding pocket
kodaks, tripods. films and other snip
plies. n
Dress trimmings velyets, ribbons
and silks-new spring goods-at Whit,
man = ~
Thor Nielsen's new REQ touring car
arriyed Monday. It's a beauty aud
Thor manipulates the machine ike an
old-time chaffuer.
An elegant Hammond piano was
placed in the John Olson home at Ovid
last week. 1t was purchased from
Young Bros. of Salt Lake.
Don't forget that we carry the best
goods and that we are selling them al
reasonable prices. Thatcher Music Co
Montpelier. IL
< The steel for the new bridge across
Bear river on the Paris road, has ar
rived, but work on the bridge has been
suspended on account of high water.
Call and see our new spring offering
in ladies' and children's shoes. oxfords
and slippers,-H. b, Whitman. 5
Mr.. and Mrs. David Osborne Of RAx-
burg, are visiting with Montpelier rel
atiyes. They came to attend the fare
well reception given in honor Of lode
PhelpsS
Y The business of the First National
bank has increased TO such an extent
that it became necessary to have more
help and win Roberts has taksn- d
position there as clerk
The latest new souvenir spoons, with
the pavilion and the two school build.
ings engraved in the bowls, at Mel
sens. I
Wanted-A man to plow and put In
80 acres of oats; take care of about 30
acres of alfalfa, and to harvest the oats
and hay on shares. For further inform
alton call ON Fred Grunig.
Golden, the ll-year-old son of Mrs
Jane Cozzens, died at Byron, Wvo., or
April II. Within the past IS months
Mrs. Cozzens hae been called upon tt
mourn the death of her husband and
two sons.
McLennan Bros. If the post Office
lobby, now carry magazinns, daily
papers and other periodicals.. Sub
scriptions taken for any paper or mag
azine.
John Mack. one of the old and pop
ular Short Line dispatcners, has re
signed his position at Pocatello ant
gone TO Ely, New, to take a position
under Superintendent Duddleson Of tn
Nevada Northern.
The card party given by the Womel
OF Woodcraft Monday might was no
very we'll patronized but those presen
spent the evening very pleasantly. Tn
prizes were won by j. w. Arnold an
Mrs. J. A. Rostan.
Prof. Roy Welker, principal of tli
Washington school, will give up hi
4 work in the public schools at the clos
of this year to accept the position Q
instructor in language and literatur
at Fielding Academy.
Attend the dance at thu
pavilion tomorrow night
!.
TfCLn%e nrH1U 20 C0FN%c
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Call and see our new spring offering
in ladies' and children's shoes. oxfords
and slippers.-H. p, Whitman, s
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

The steel for the new bridge across
Bear river on the Paris road. has ar
rived, but work on the bridge has been
suspended on account Of high water.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

l. DeClark and family arrived from
Ogden Wednesday. He hopes to be
able to open his pool room in the Strong
block next week.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Thor Nielsens new REQ touring car
arrived Monday. It's a beauty aud
Thor manipulates the machine HE an
old time chaffuer.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. David Osborne Of RAx-
burg, are visiting with Montpelier rel-
atiyes. They came to attend the fare!
well reception giyen-in- honor of Iode
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Don't forget that we carry the best
goods and that we are selling them al
reasonable prices. Thatcher Music Co.
Montpelier. IL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

An elegant Hammond piano was
placed in the John Olson home at Ovid
last week. 1t was purchased from
Young Bros. of Salt Lake.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Prof. Roy Welker, principal of tie
Washington school, will give mp his
work in the public schools at the close
of this year TO accept the position of
instructor in language and literature
at Fielding Academy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

just received at Rinehart,s stucio
new lot Of Eastman's folding pocket
kodaks. tripods. films and other snip
plies. II
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-04-26

Dress trimmings, velyets, ribbons
ana sliks-new spring goods-at Whit
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-10-31
Currency
Situation.

The Minneapolis banks have
sent out letters similar to the
following:
To Our Correspondents:
We enclose you a copy of a
resolution passed by the combined
Clearing Houses of Minneapolis,
st. Paul and Duluth, which will
explain itself.
1t is with regret that the As
ISOLATION felt the necessity of such
extreme action, but the refusal of
the New York and Chicago banks
to ship US money for balances in
their banks makes it imperative
for us to protect our cash reserves.
Except in the matter. of shipping
you currency your business will be
handled in the usual manner, and
you may feel sure that it will be
cared for promptly and satisfac-
torily.
It is our opinion that this
condition will not be of long dura-
ton, and that business will soon
again be normal.
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Weights

Circular No. 2.-Issued Oct. 25th 1907.
The Food Law in this state requires
that all food products and beverages
shall be labeled to show the true net
weight Tor measure), the true grade,
and the true name and address of the
manufacturer or jobber. Therefore,
take notice that the provisions of this
Law will be strictly enforced.
On and after Nov. 9th, 1907 n
dealer receiving further consignment
OF crackers, etc., to be sold in the
state must see that the same is pro-
perly labeled for weight, grade and
manufacturer.
The National Biscuit Co., through
their attorney, has declined to comply
withsthe provisions of this Law. You
are, therefore, cautioned that the sale
of package goods sent out by this or
other houses and not properly labeled
will be contested.
(Signed) E. F. LAID,
Food Commissioner.
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PostoffiCe Is Looted

Fargo Forum: The sheriff's
and local police we're notified
early Sunday morning that the
postofice at Amenia, Cass county
was robbed of $500 shortly be-
fore midnight on Saturday. The
safe was blown by a charge of
.nitroglycerine and the robbers
;riled the contents attheir leisure.
The post Office was in the gen
eral store of j. A. johnson. The
robbers had no difficulty in en-
tteringsthe store'and robbing the
safe. They also cracked open a
cash register with a hammer.
The robbers got about $500 in
bill, currency and loose change.
They we're careful not to take
any stamps or ofic documents.
The Great Northern passenger
No. 8 which passes through Glass;
elton near midnight, was one
hour late Saturday night and the
station agent saw three men
board the train. They are
thought to be the robbers. They
would have had time to make the
train by fast traveling.
Sheriff Hunt, Chief Wade and
the local postal inspectors are
all working on the case, and so
far have no clues. It is thought
|totbe the work of a gang of yegg-
men.
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Must Publish License

Bismarck, Oct. Dir. S. Hardy
a local druggist, pleaded guilty
before Judge Winchester in the
district court today for failure to
register and advertise his gov
erament liquor tax receipt &C.
cording to the new law passed by
the last legislature, and which
the supreme court has just de-
clared constitutional. He was
fneds$1O0, which he paid.
This was rather a peculiar case.
Hardy had secured a tax receipt
supposing>he would be granted a
druggists permit to sell liquor,
but in this he failure, and had
not posted the receipt in his
store. The prosecuting attorney,
however, knew he had the receipt
and had him arrested with all
the other holders who had not
obeyed the laws and the fine re-
suited, the court holding that the
possession of the receipt, wheth-
er used or not, constituted a fail
ure to comply with the law.
This is the first case of any one
being fined under the new law,
and has made the other fellows
here, under arrest and whose
cases have not yet come on for
hearing, sit up and pay attention.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the
Government Special Tax Receipt, No.
1880, issued to M. N. Mallory, dated
June 30, 1907, is posted on wall in
prescription room of drug store on the
east side of the 521 #. Of lots Is, ID,
Is, Is and II in Block %, Hope, N. D..
the leasor of said property being M.
n. Mallory and owner being DR.. W
H. M. Philip.
M. N. MALLORY.
Dated Oct. 81, 1907.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-10-31
Notice

To all whom it may concern:
That if we catch anyone hauling
off any oat straw from our land
near town without paying for
same they will be prosecuted to
the full extent of the law.
Major Imp. Co.,
T. M. Major.
The Hope pioneer. [volume] (Hope, N.D.) 1882-1964, 1907-10-31
EhEco's new SCHOOL,

FRO Gets New T%elegraphic College,
VIII Be Under Moral Support Of
railroads, Who Will Take All Grad,
yates.
The Letford schoolsof Tslegraphy.
Which has orened in the Dakota Bust.
ness College building, is enrolling.
many pupils. 1t is under the direction
OF an expert operator and train dis.
patcher, its equipment is the best and
its contracts with theileading railroads
guarantee positions to all graduates.
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NOTICE is hereby given that Gov
eminent Special Tax Receipt No.
12O55, issued to J. w. Needham, dated
June 30, 1907, is posted on the pre-
scription a S in the drug store build
ing, situated on lot II, Block 20, first
addition to Finley that said building
is owned by j. w. Needham.
J. w. NEEDHAM.
Dated Oct. 81, 1907.
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Additional! Locals

Additional! Locals
Good goods, right prices at
Milligan Sisters.
Big bargains in millinery at
Milligan Sisters.
Loney's Canadian excursion
leaves this line Monday, Nov. 4.
The four months old child of
Mr.. and Mrs. Rieley, who live on
the Boise farm south of town,
died last Friday. The funeral
Washed from the home Satur-,
day and was conducted by Rev.
Hitchcock. -
A letter has been received
from j. P. Burling ordering: the
Pioneer sent to his new address
Langdon, N. D. J. P. andsfamily
r. now permanently located
near the above named town in
the northern part of the state.
A hunting party consisting of
j. H. McCollom, H. j. Harness.,
B. G. Shaw and F. E.. Carpenter
were north-bound passengers
yesterday morning. They will
visit the country west of Devils
Lake. They are out after the
'honks."
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. G. b.
aerwood gave a reception to the
Congregational Ladies' Aid in
honor of Mrs. A. G. and Miss
Florence Washington, who are
visiting friends and relatives here
for a few days.
Meistersinger-Fifth Season
Personnel John Hopkins First
Tenor, Farley S. Breckenridge
Second Tenor and acconpanist,
G.. G. Marshall Baritone, crayon
artist, l.. H. Gerhardt basso,
reader. Opera houseNov. Z.
Mrs. A. G.. Washington of Big
Lake, MINI, arrived last Friday
from an extendedyisitin Canada.
She was accompanied by Miss
Florence Washington, Of Ninga,
Manitoba. They are making a
ten. days visit with1their daughter
and cousin, Mrs. s. Hitchcock.
A goodly number attended the
farewell reception given last
Thursday evening at the M. E..
church in honor oftDr. and Mrs.
Bigelow and Mr.. and Mrs. j. A..
VanDusen and family, who were
about to leave for their respective
new homes. The evening was
spent in q social way and light
refreshments served.
Clear the track, TO Die: at
Dawn" with it's great railroad
scene, is coming on Tuesday,
Nov. 9Th at the opera house. No
play ever written has made a
greater impression upon theatre
sgoers than this comedy-drama-of
Halton Powell's. An entire new
production is carried this season,
while the incidental vaudeville
specialties are the bset ever.
A large crowd attended the.
opening at Fulmer's Jewelry and
Music store yesterday afternoon.
during reception hours 2 to 6 in
spite of the bad weather. Mr.
F'ulmer has a fine store and one
that would be a credit to a town
much larger than Hope. Ice
cream was served to all visiting
the store during reception hours
and each lady caller was present
ed with a beautiful rose.
.
EhEoo's new SCHOOL.
l5r1o Gets New Telegraphic College,,
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NOTICE is hereby given that Gov.
eminent Special Tax Receipt No.
1881, issued to John J. Wamberg,
dated July 10, 1907, is posted on the
prescription case in the drug store
building, situated on lot 20, Block "a
in City of Hope; that said building is
owned by John j. Wamberg.
JOHN j. WAMBERG.
Dated Oct. %, 1907.