Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-11-20

Milford Williams had the misfortune
TO lose nine head OF cattle-cows and
CALVES last Sunday at his ranch near
Dingle. Just how the animals met
their death is not known but it is
supposed that they got in Bear river.
which runs through the ranch and
were drowned.
Rev. and Mrs. hamberlaine, who
are now located at Blackfoot, will
shortly remove to Twin Falls, where
the Episcopal people have quite nice
church with a good membership. A
fine rectory is soon to be erected there
for them. M. Chamberlain will
also have charge of the work at ether
towns on the Twin Falls tract.
As a means of raising money with
which to purchase books for the free
public library, the Village Improvement
society is contemplating establishing
Tag Day" which has proved to be a
good money maker in Boise and other
places where it has been tried by ladies
societies. Ii the society determines
upon this mode for raising money for
this worthy purpose, it will be further
explained in the Examiner
At the family theatre next Weln9s.
lay aud Thursday nights, also Thurs
day morning at ten and in the after
aeon at two there will be fine pro-
gram, consisting of the great Base Ball
Game between Detroit and Chicago
this season. On account of the especi-
ally fine pro Eram aud the extra cost
of producing it here the management
have been compelled to raise the prices
tn 10 and l5c for this occasion only
| w B Passey, representing the
Murray Wire Fence Co OF Murray.
Utah, spent yesterday in the city look
ing over the field with the view of
establishing a branch factory here.
His company manufactures wire fences
of all kinds and should they decide to
pnt in branch here, the institution
would give employment to five or six
men. The demand for woven wire
fences is constantly increasing. and
Mr.. Passey expressed himself as being
pleased with the outlook fer a factory
here.
Last Monday Douglas Bros. sold
their Solo Club saloon to Earl Haggerty
t of Garden City ard Alex Brown and A
q Kennedy Of Randolph, who will
8 continue the business under the firm
D name of Haggerty Il Co The Douglas
s Bros have run the Solo Club for the
( past eight years, and during all thai
: time have conducted an orderly plact
l and have endeayored to strictly OBJ
serve the laws governing that line o.
. business. They both expect to remain
in Montpelier and Henry contemplates
engaging in another line of business
here in the near future.
The business men and citizens gene.
rally of Montpelier showed their ap
probation of the efforts that are being
made by the volunteer fire department
to give the city the best fire protection
possible by liberal attendance at thu
fire department ball Wednesday night
A number of ladies materially aidet
in making the oall financial success
by selling numbers on fine suit case
Through their efforts $35 so was added
to the profits of the ball The suit cas-
was won by o. c. Wilcox of Dingle
1t is not known yet just how mucl
was cleared but the amount will rul
close to 800.
Calvert. the eight-year-old son c
Mr.. and Mrs. Il Carrick died at thei
home in Pocatello at an early hour las
Tuesday morning. Death was cause
from heart failure, but the lad we
not known to have been afflicted wit
any heart trouble az he was apparentl
enjoying the best of health mp to With
few minutes before his death.
was the first time death had ever dark
ened the Carriek home. and the sudde
and unexpected demise of Master Ca
vert WAS a hard blow to the famil.
The funeral services were held frol
the Episcopal church in Pocatello ye
terday morning at 10 o'clock, ar
were conducted by Rev. Award Chan
berIaine