Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-10-23

Henry Nowlands little baby had a
narrow escape from death by poison
Wednesday. box of anti-pain pills
had been left where the baby got hold
of it. He had swallowed half box
of the pills before the parents dis
covered it, Physicians were immedi-
ately summoned and heroic work on
the part of the doctor saved the baby
from dying. He was in helpies
condition and his face was black BY
the time the doctor arrived.
Blankets-In wool or cotton. Come
and let us talk over the blanket ques-
tion. Ell. b. Whitman,
Roy Layiand of Thomas Fork, had
his hand seriously mangled while try
ing to remove some straw from the
face wheel of threshing machine last
Wednesday. His hand was caught
between the cogs of the wheel and the
entire centre torn away, leaving only
fragments of the thumb and little
finger. The doctors here will try to
trim up the hand so rs to save the
thumb and finger. however, 1t is feared
that the whole hand will have to be
amputated.
Pete Hollahan of Twin Falls. paid a
visit to the Montpelier people Wednes-
day. Mr.. Hollahan il a trap shooter
of reputation throughout the west,
having won a large number of trophies
He is now representing the Dupont
Powder Co., and says he will visit
Montpelier at regular intervals here
after. A movement has been discussed
since Mr.. Hollahan's visit to organize
shooting club. Mr.. Hollahan signified
his willingness while here to assist in
every possible way toward the organi-
cation of the club.
At the Olson ranch, near Ovid on
Wednesday night, Oct. IA, MIR. Lewis
Killion of Blackfoot and Miss Elizabeth
Olson were united in marriage. The
ceremony was performed by Bishop
Lindsay in the presence of relatives anc
q few intimate friends of the contract
ing parties. Mr. Killion is foreman o.
the asylum farm and his bride has beer
in the service of that institution for thu
past two years. Tonight at Ovid, Mr.
and Mrs. Klllion will give dance TO
their friends and after another week
visit in the county they will go t
Blackfoot TO make their home.
The Jones' Robinson Co., compan,
composed of local people has leased tn
room In the First National Bank Build
ing and will open first class and up
to-date clothing store at that location
The business will be under the manage
ment of J. j. Jones, who has had
profitable experience in that line {
/ work. The new store will cater
mems trade, carrying high class liz
of mems furnishings and clothing.
complete stock of shoes will also b
carried. The goods have commence
to arrive and as soon as the fixtures al
: here the store will be opened.
Carl Hansen of ST. Charles has jul
discovered that his brother, whom b
has not heard of before for fifty yeal
is located at Pendleton, Oregon. Z
will leave next week TO join b
> brother, Lars at that point and col
4 templates spending the remainder
his days there. Carl Hansen iss0yea
of age. When he was boy he left b
brother in Norway and came to tb
country, never hearing from him aga
:. until quite recently. Lars is sais to
!, quite wealthy at Pendleton now al
the old Bear Lake pioneer has be-
: urged to make his home there. Jol
Mattson brought Mr.. Hansen to Mon
: pelier Tuesday to make arrangement
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