Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-09-20


n9sp at O'Clock.
II The cake walk contest at the char |
acter ball on Oct. l6. will be an inter |
estiug and exciting event. Special
prizes will be given. ~ i
The friends of Will Barrett viii lie
pleased to learn that he is now grad
ually recovering from mis- severe attack |
OF pneumonia.
Kinks JAP ROSE toilet and bath soap
II II is TRANSPARENT clear you can read
through it. All druggists and groceFs sell L.
Frank Cutcer. agent for the San
Francisco Weekly Examiner. is making
his annual tour in this county. He will
be here week or more.
j. w. Stoner of Cokeville, whose ser
ious illness was reported lsst week, Is
now improving and will soon be able to
again attend to business.
Mrs, Francis Wilcox of Rock Springs
attended the wedding OF her son Oliver
to Morette Quayle, which occurred at
Dingle Monday night.
The wooden approach TO the pavilion
has been replaced with cement steps.
cement side walk will also be CON
structed in front of the buildingI
Six hundred choice Edison records
just received by the Thatcher Music
company. The best assortment ever
brought to Montpelier. 81
The sheep herders who raised the dis
turbance at Cokeville last week, were
brothers by the name of Bates, and
were not half breed Mexicans
AUcTIoN-On Saturday afternoon,
Sept %, lot of first-class household
goods will be sold at auction at g. r.
Pvgmires residence on Depot street
dad" Bryan, the veterinary surgeon,
returned Saturday from successful
trip in Star valley. lie will probably
make regular monthly trips there here
: after.
Road Oyerseer Barrett has had the
bridge re-foored that crosses the creek
on Main street and is having some new
e cross walks constructed, which were
badly needed.
g JAP ROSE bath SOAP fathers freely IN all
kinds of water. For use IN HARD WATER It's
Strongest point KIRK S-urngSistss Erocers
It Miss Mary Mcintosh has taken pos
ition as clerk with E. M. Stewart. HeI
E place in Ritter Bros. drug store has
J been filed by Miss Tracy Haggerty Of
Garden City,
o Sheriff Wright spent one day las
Is week ut the st. Anthony fair. He sal,
there were fully 5000 people in attend
st ance that day, and the speed contest
we're good.
v An effort is being made to have til
pavilion orchestra enlarged by the ad
dition of a trap drum player. Tn
=. drums will be used with the orchestr
at the dance tomorrow night
~ John U.Connor and two sons, Cbai
a Hager. Andy Jensen ond Chas, Hauc
returned last Saturday from their oyer
!. land trip to the park. They repoI
having had the time Of their lives.
/. Mrs ]. H. Orchard is at home frol
:. the L. D. s. hospital where she undeI
went critical operation a month ag'
She is feeling quite we'll. considerin
'Ss her condition when she went to u
=, hospital
=. 1t seems that in Pocatello the Sunda
closing law has been observed only
spots, but Chief Of Police Ellis q
hs' nounces that hereafter the law must
- strictly observed by every saloon kee
or in the city.
Ter
The seven months old son OF Mr.. al
Mrs A. H. Saxer of Preston died Tue
day. Mr.. Saxer is manager for Rit
~ Bros. there, and had charge OF .
store here during Mr.. Rostan's absen
led in the park.
|, /At Bloomington las Monday in il
tice Floyd's count two men were fin
" $40 and costs each for violating
MT game law one for hunting without
7" license and the other one for kill
'rm geese ont Of season.
,.L Judge Bulge was over from Pa
Tuesday. He stated that they won
ely have 10 take their little daughter
hit Salt Lake again for treatment n
y Bulge will remain there for about
lad months with her.
'ner The remainder of Mrs. Heiss' hou
neu- hold goods will be sold at auction
II Saturday afternoon. Sept 81. beginn
nese at Q o'clock at her late residence J
b east of the Examiner Office. The go
"a consist Of book case. iron bed !
We'd bedding. carpets, lace curtains ioun
cos silverware. pictures. sofa pillows, et'
be Jacob and Alec Molina two prosper