Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-01-03

sig HlucduCe dULdCD0fl 10 nlS WISH Gn0re
just went in to cay .howdy" to the
state house officials and wish them q
Happy New Year.
Buy the kind Of pianos that have
proven by years of use TO stand the test
in our climate. Nielsen sells that kind
on easy terms and no interest. 40
y Mr.. and Mrs. j.. C. Nelson and
daughters Iris and Selma left for Los
Angeles Tuesday morning. Mr.. Nielsen
will remain couple of weeks but the
women folks expect to spend the bal
ance of the winter here.
Miss Beach, who went to Blackfoot
spend the holidays with relatives.
writes that she is ill and will probably
not be able to return to her duties in
the school room here before Jan. ID
Her place next week will be supplied
by some one,
Mr. aud Mrs. L. B. Leverich left on
Wednesday for sojourn of several
weeks at Los Angeles. Lew has been
under the weather" for some weeks
and he thinks few weeks stay in the
land of orange groves, palms and roses
will fix him all right.
We are always up to-date with phon-
ographs, records and sheet music. Don I
forget the place when in neod of any
thing in the music line-Thatcher
Music Co. AZ
There will be a concert at the L. D.
). meeting house tonight. A splendid
program has been arranged, consisting
of vocal and instrumental solos, cluetts
mission % cents, children 10 Gems
Proceeds for benefit of the Sunday
school.
} In our last issue we unintentionally
omitted publishing an account of the
old folks party held at the Geneva
meeting house on Dec. H. The report
sent in states that rs were present and
spent an enjoyable evening at games
and dancing and talking over old times
An elegant supper was served.
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night!
Tickets only so cents.
Major Cruikshank has appointed the
following citizens of the county as
delegates to the Second Annual Session
of Trans Missouri Dry Farming Con.
gress to be held at Salt Lake Jan. 90 tC
81: G.. C. Gray. L. B. LeVerich, J. A.
Barrett, G.. E. Gardner, John Quagle,
w, F. Crockett, w. W. Clark, Ned
Bolles z. A, Burrell and G E. Wright
County Commissioner Sam Hymas
it feeling mighty proud these days over
the arrival of little daughter at his
N home on Dec. 80. The stork had visited
Sans home on three previous occasions
but had left son each time, and the
arrival of daughter at Christmas time
! was sufficient cause to make Sam fee
proud --------
Calls are rapidly increasing for book:
at the public library, and new books are
constantly being added. z The "a vol
umes of story books for little folks, re
Gently ordered. have arrived and this
week four volumes of good fiction were
donated to the library. The room IL
open every Saturday and Tuesday after
noon and Wednesday evening. Every
, body Is welcome.
i If the little folks of Montpelier nevel
had a good time before in their lives
they certainly had il New Years after
} noon at the free dance given in thu
pavilion. 1t seemed like every boy ant
I girl, under IA years. in the town wa
III there, rs were good many older one
and qnite sprinkling of mothers AM
ikfathers For three hours the young
steers enioved themselves to their hearts
tcontent. -.z-.----
Ned Bodies, who secured 80 acres o
: land at the drawing at Miner las
spring, intends going down there 500
and letting the contract to have th
land cleared of sage brush and plowed
lie will seed the entire SO acres to oat
and he expects that the first year 8 Gro
will more than pay the cost of clearing
blowing aud seeding. He figures tia
:. year from now the land will be wort
300 90 an acre.
The Christmas number of the Molt
pelier Examiner was edited by tn
: ladies of the Gem of the Monntai
E Club. and is a very neat affair. Th
ladies took occasion to air their opihio
Of Charles e. Wright, who usually PR
n o.,os. 4ha -; ao ofS AZ Evo q