Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1908-03-06

caused much rejoicing TO MIR. and Mrs |
james e. Hart, as the youngster is their
first grandson.
LOST, Wednesday night Feb &c. |
between Strong's hall and the old Chap |
man residence; lady's gold breast pin
with all setting and diamond
center The finder will be rewarded
by leaving same at the Vienna Cafe.
For good bath, shave or haircu go
to Phelps barber shop.
Charlie Mendelson, who has been
clerking for Sam Lewis for the past five
years, left Sunday for New York City, |
where he expects to remain. However,
we wouldn't be surprised to see Charlie
back in Montpelier within three months.
Postoffice Inspector johnson spent
several days here last weekschecking up
the accounts of Postmaster Winters
Postofice inspectors do not talk much
for publication, but informed us that
he found the books and accounts of this
Office in good shape.
An extra choice selection of talking
machine records now on hand at the
Thatcher Music Cos store. 80
Sure enough, the weather man was
just fooling us with the spring-like
weather of last week and March was
ushered in with blustry and lion-like
weather. About 'steen inches of snow
has fallen the past week and il is safe
10 bet thai We will have ''measly"
weather all month.
The Montpelier Dramatic company is
hearsing The Vagabonds, a three.
act comedy drama, which will be pre-
seated at Strong's hall on the night of
March 10. There are IL characters in
the play, three of which are comedy
parts. There will also be good special
ties between acts
Our theatre goers will haYe an oppor-
: tunity TO see the Billy Bennett Co, in q
three nights engsg ement here March
8, 10 and IL. The company will present
the same plays here as they do in Salt
Lake an other large cities and at the
same prices, 25, so and 10 ce ats Seats
on sale at DeClark's.
Az. reIat ef the new law which
went into effect on March 1st. three
: operators are nov empt)yet by tn ;
railroad company here. VIM Bedel
9 has the trick rom a. m to p. m ,
Dave Hughes from 2 p. m. to ii p. M,
and J. NJ. PIgn fro n II p. m. to o. m.
: This law gave EN- Employment to about sc
additional operators on the Short Line
Q system.
Ed French returned last Saturday
8 from a two months sojourn in the
. different mining camps of Nevada HI
reports that the new camp OF Rawhid'
J in Fsmera da county, is a hu inner and
It gives promise OF surprising Goldfield
The claims of the Nevada Hawthorne
& Co, Of his city, are only 80 miles from
J. Rawhide.
o w. F. Owen received an order Mon
w day for car load of lime to be snIppe'
10 to Ross Fork. He says that the indica
tions are that the coming season viii
10 be good one for him. The Weete
~ Lumber Co., which has yards at abou
half dozen points in the Snake Rive
valley, has assured Mr.. Owen that b
= will have orders from them for nearl
all the lime he can supply.
The boxing contest at Strong's ha'
q last Friday night was about 1.-THE wort
al ever" The wrestling match was Gu
out, and in its place were two three
ps round preliminaries between loca
ls, talent. The ten round match betwee
the two feather weight championsl
IT. was reduced to six rounds, and eac
as ronud was about as bum al exhibitio
a one could possibly imagine.
,w Miss Constance Mcintosh win seY'
all her connection with the Examiner Off
it. tpmorrow, after faithful service Of
little more than eight years The writ
On feels that he can give Miss Connie !
~ better recommendation than to say tn
Nv during his 90 years experience In Il
~ newspaper business he has never had
more faithful employe, nor one mo
accurate in her work. 1t will be nigh
- lonesome around this old rint shs
- without Connie.
I The Kymry Club met with Mrs. FRI
Rose on Feb 81, Vice president Mrs.
H. Groo presiding. Nine members
- sponded to roll ca with current even
- Mesdames Lambert and Bagley stat
" that they had visite the pubic cho'
~ and found that all the tea ers We
king hard to bring the pupils up
the standard in the different grad
MRS. Rose rendered two step Of }