Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-24

puy your pies ana CAKES Tor SUNDAY
at the cooked food sale at Stewards
store tomorrow afternoon.
In our last issue we thoughtlessly
stated that Billy Roberts of Cokeville
had remembered some of his Montpelier
friends with handsome calendars" We
should have said Billy Morgan
Special sale on Mems Monarch dress
shirts; former price sl.25, sale price so
cents. Here is a snap. H. B. Whit
man. AS
Prof. Banghart, and Misses Muir,
Flynn and Lau will go to Soda Springs
this afternoon to attend meeting of
the Fannock county teachers to DE held
therethis evening and tomorrow.
X Mrs. J. 7 Jones, nee Sadie Shnpe,
has sold her candy store to W. W.
Clark, who will continue to conduct the
business at the old stand His daughter
Vera will have charge of the store. -
See our samples for spring and sum,
mer suits; the largest assortment ever
shown in Montpelier. Chas. schmid,
the tailor. 4S
Richards & Hymas have removed the
Montpelier branch of their candy fac
tory to Ritter Bros old building and will
continue the manufacture of confection-
cry for the retail aud wholesale trade
At yesterday afternoon session of
the Dry Farming Congress, now being
held in Salt Lake, Governor Brooks OF
Ayoming, was elected president and E.
A Burrell of this city, first vice presi-
dent.
Apples, well, guess and Payette ap
piles, too. Ganos, Delaware Reds Wine
Saps, Jonathans, Roman Beauties and
Black Twigs. -Stewart the grocer.
Bert Martin at Strong's hall tonight,
Friday, will present cover and Under
the Sea- the most wonderful moving
: picture ever made. Two hours of comic
: pictures. Prices % and 30 cents, child
}. rem Is cents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thor G. Nielsen and
son, Sherman, left Tuesday morning
,el for months soiourn at Los Angeles
and other Southern California points.
During their absence Mrs F. F. Nielsen
will have charge of the jewelry and
music store. --------
II All suits from our fall and winter
samples will be made at reduced price,
re during January and February. Chas
% Schmid the tailor. Al
~ At Cheyenne the other day more thar
le $1,000 worth of roulette wheels, far
layouts and other gambling paraphel
ne MALTA were burned by the prosecuting
attorney. The lid has been closed tigh
t. there, slot machines not even being pei
lie mitted to run.
There viii be a meeting of-the bus
lts{ ness men at the Commercial Club room
4S next Monday night at 8 o'clock, to d.
eA termine whether or not the early clio
nm Ming of stores shall be inaugurated
Montpelier Every merchant Is =
- quested to be>present. O
Buy the klnQ Oh plduOS budG nhA
proven by years of use to stand the TEL
in our climate. Nielsen sells that kin
" on easy terms and no interest. 40
,,r Nose Lewis returned Saturday fror
I'D Alton, where he had been for ten day
assisting in taking stock in his Alto
store. He will remain here sewers
" weeks before returning to Chicago
~ Mrs. Lewis is now in Seattle. HI
father died there on Jan. 5.
Tinware and granlteware-jnst til
= things you need to complete yor
= kitchen outfit. We have them on oil
'n' 5, 10 and is cents counter in the bas
n nent.-H. B. Whitman
oal
~ Hugh O'Neill. Jr.. is the name of
new engineer who arrived in Mon
pelier last Saturday morning. III
40 90 stork brought him in on special. IT
- young man will not be able to. run
my locomotive for some time but he WI
gn 40 doubt engineer things around tl