Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-11-13


Montpelier Milling Co, was kicked by
horse last Tuesday and quite badly
injured. He was riding on horse
driving some other horses from the
field whea ore of them kicked him on
the foot.
On account of other business Nc
Lehman Bros. offer for immediate sale,
their whole stock of goods in Post
Office Lobby, consisting of notions,
stationery, cigars, candy and magazines.
This is good stand and chance for
some one to make some money.
Lost, On Friday, Oct 80, between
Brig Bowen's store in Montpelier and
D. j, Sutton's residence in Paris, a
bundle of table linen. The finder will
be literally rewarded by returning the
package to Mrs. w. r. Holmes at
Paris.
Ebony" Thonin., one of the Short
Lines old passenger conductors is
reported dangerously i'll at the hospital
at Salt Lake. He is suffering with
eryslpelas and complications resulting
from a serious injury received at
Minidoka several months ago.
Meal Knutti, who returned from
Salt Lake last Saturday whittier he
had accompanied his brother, Mike, to
the hospital, states that an examination
by the hospital surgeons revealed the
fact that two Of Mikes ribs were broken
and his heart was moved several inches
out of place.
Emma Spongberg and Connie Nc
Intosh returned Tuesday from Pocatello,
where they were delegates to the
Christian Endeavor Convention. Miss
Mcintosh was elected treasurer of this
district and Miss Spongberg was
honored by a place on the Executive
committee.
i A N Sinnott of Glenn's Ferry, has
been appointed as roadmaster for this
/ district and P. A. Pheeney has been
transferred to Glenn's Ferry. G. n.
: Kibbe will hold the position Of clerk
. under the new roadmaster. This
: position was held by Miss Lillian Spong-
berg under Mr.. Pheeney.
, United States Senator w. B. Hey
1 burn passed through Montpelier Tues
] day afternoon on his way to Wash
/. ington to take up the duties of his
Office. The Senator was in the best OF
spirits and apparently in better health
than he hns enjoyed for some time.
. He was accompanied by Mrs. Hey.
burn.
. The Brotherhood of Railway Train
:. men have secured the pavilion for
Thanksgiving night and will give theil
annual ball there. This is the Ninth
? Annual Ball of this organization ana
= special effort will be made to make it 4
, big event. A special committee hal
. = been appointed to make the arrange
mants and a moonlight waltz is one Of
the features under discussion.
In order to make room for on
y holiday goods it is necessary that W
8, have room. Our tables are filled witt
d all kinds of under wear, shoes, hats
caps, gloves, H'b1euS, DidHhobS dn'
Is men and boys shirts, in the basemen
he and we must close them ont in ten days
RI Call and see these goods. You vii
ne buy because they are just what 20
Is need. H B. Whitman.
90 The Kymry Club met in regula
session last Wednesday at the home c
Mrs. Lee Case and enjoyed the first {
a series of recreation meetings ths
have been arranged to take place a
intervals during the club year. Tn
meeting was called to order by th
president. The numbers appearln
on the program in the following orde
Popular college song, E'Moses Poseys
rendered by Mrs. Fl. Fl. King; Comi
reading. The man with mile {
bureau drawers in his house and the
no place to put shirt or tie for hin
self except under his bed" by Mr.
Bert Toomer; Lullaby. Frog he Woul
a Counting Co. by Mrs. NJ. J. Whit
man; comic reading, "A mans de-
cription of the merry widow hat.
Mrs Lee Case; Song, "Girlie Gay, b
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