Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-10-09
Mr.. and Mrs W. H Ridd have issued


invitations to reception in honor of
the marriage of their daughter, Minnie
10 Lee Bowen on Tuesday evening,
Oct. l6. Mr. and Mrs Bowen, who
have been visiting with relatives il,
Salt Lake and vicinity since Their
marriage, will be at home in few
days.
Joe Lewis was in from Dingle We'd
nesday. Mr.. evils says that he is
going to work hard this year for the
success of the republican ticket throu h.
out. He regards the battle as little
bit harder than usual because of eondi-
tions in the state, but as he was one of
the first to vote the republican ticket
in this county he teels keen interest
in seeing the whole ticket win ont.
Mrs. G. E. Wright has just finished
tabulating the school census of the
Montpelier Independent district and
finds that there are 646 persons of
school age residing within the district.
Of this number 307 are males and BAL
females. The increase over last year
is Just %. There are 1923 boys and
iris in the district between the ages
of 8 and ii.
The Primary association of Montpelier
ward will give an entertainment and
'tconundrum supper" at the meeting
house this, Friday, evening. The
program will consist of vocal and
instrumental music, recitations and
selections by the orchestra. Admission
Is cents or % cents couple, with each
ticket will be given number of chances
to guess on the menu. The program
will begin at o'clock.
Wern, the 16-year-old son Of Robert
Wuthrick of Nounan, is meeting with
more than his share of bad luck.
About year ago he had the thumb
and fore finger on his left hand blown
off by the accidental discharge Of
shot gun and one day last week the
team, which he was drying, ran away
and threw him from the wagon in
such manner as to break the bones of
his right leg in two places.
The result Of the Salt Lake Tribune
and Telegram contest, which closed
last night at 1890, will not be known
for day or two, but it is believed that
the large number of votes sent in by
Constance Mcintosh on Wednesday
will entitle her to one of the big prizes
She received subscriptions TO the
amount of nearly $500 from the people
of Cokeville, and she feels very CRATE
full to them for their support.
The Jones' Robson Co., Ltd, is the
title of corporation which has been
organized for the purpose of engaging
in the clothing and gents furnishing
business in Montpelier. John ]. Jones
land Joe S. Robinson, Two of Bear Lake
Icounty's we'll known citizens, are the
principal stock holders in the company.
and Mr. Jones will manage the business
The company will open for business in
about ten days in the First National
bank bnilding. They will carry a
strictly up-to-date line of gents furn,
ishings and shoes.
ri Mr.. w. F. Terrier arrived in the city
l Wednesday evening from California.
: He has severed his connection with the
q lSan Francisco Chemical Co., and &C
Icepted the position Of mining geo'ogist
. with the United States Smelling, Re-
Timing and Mining Co. He will remain
: \ for few days to turn things over tc
Nr. j. J. Taylor. who will take charge
Eof the San Francisco Chemical Com.
Epany's business here. Mr.. Terrier goe'
! Efrom here to examine some of his
= Ecompany's properties in Shasta county
california. He has been with the Sau
Francisco Co. for the last four year
and is well and faYorably known here
His leaving will be regretted by man,
friends, who will wish him success il
: his new position.
II Attend the dance at the
is pavilion tomorrow night
10 fTsrLofc only SO cents