Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-11-27

A farewell party viii be given at the
L. d. s. meeting house this, Friday,
evening in honor of VIM. Clark, who
leaves in few days on mission in the
Eastern states. Everybody invited.
Plenty Of money to loan on improved
farms. Long time and easy payments
Apdly to Walter Hoge, Paris, Idaho,
You might win a scholarship very
easy. Get in the game and try. Its
worth cash if You can win it. Cut out
the coupon in todays paper and send it
in for information.
Call and make selections early
while our holiday line complete.
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
The B. of R. 7. dance held at the
pavilion last night was as thorough a
success as the boys ever hoped it would
be. The large dancing hall was
crowded and everyone enjoyed the
evening.
James Smith was IN town to-day buy
ing supplies. He bought coffee mill
and viii hereafter grind Folger's Golden
Gate Coffee fresh as he uses it. He used
to ask the grocer TO grind it.
The family of Earl Haggerty. who
purchased the Douglas saloon, is NOV
ing to Montpelier this week from
Garden City. They have rented the
house on Ninth street, foamerly oc-
cupied by MIR. and Mrs. Ed French.
Bucks ia the largest manufactures
IF fuel saving steel ranges. stoves and
not blast heaters in the world. They
make three times more than any other
manufacturer on earth. Always reli-
able. Sidney Stevens Implement Com-
pany.
w. b Graham was in the city Mon
day en- route from La Grande, Ore,
to Logan, where his family are located
for the winter Mr.. Graham has
given up his intention of making his
home in Oregon and will return with
his family to Bear Lake county in the
spring.
Send me large Buckle range and
three Bucks hot blast heaters by mex
freight, writes Mrs. E. Jones, Gold
field, Nevada. have used them East
/ want no other. -Sold by sidney Ste
vens Implement Co.
Freeborn and Strong are prepa ring
skating rink in the old base bal
park. The water from Montpelie
creek has been turned IN the park ana
the entire park flooded. AS soon as
this is frozen they will open it to thu
public for skating purposes. 1t should
make desirable skating rink.
Cliff Larcom met with serious acci-
dent while hauling wood down tn
canyon Tuesday. He was thrown from
the sleigh and the runner passed owe,
bis knee, badly crippling him No
homes were broken but the injury wa
very painful and will confine him to
the house for some time.
Wanted-Horses to winter by
the month; bring them along
F. S. Beck, Paris, Idaho.
George Hoff of Georgetown, who
purchased land near La Grande, Ore,
about year ago, found that the Web
foot state did not possess the charms
for him that 1t did upon the occasion
of his first visit there. He has return
ed with his family and household goods,
and says that he is now contented tt
remain in old Bear Lake comfy.
Ned Bolles came in Tuesday from
his Miner ranch and will remain with
his family for several months. Ned
says that he is highly pleased with the
result of his first years work ON the
ranch. He harvested 1900 bushels OF
oats, which he has stored for better
prices, which he thinks will prevail
before spring. He also harvested IL, 600
pounds of fine Peachblow potatoes.
which were planted from 800 pounds
of seed imported from Colorado last
spring He intends to plant practi-
cally all of 1900 pounds next year