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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14
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Die 3ahl ser erlperbstbdtigenSr
bat in ben lebten Sabr3ebnten fart
sngenpmmen. Nad ben @rsebniifen
ser lebten genIusz2lufnablne iparen
bon ben 23,486, 900 MGbhen unb
0rauen BON 16 Sobren unb bariiber
runo 4.S33, 900 eriDerbsthdtig. nit
anberen Worten: Cine BON ie fiinf
sSrauen perbient in ben Ser. Staaten
tbren 2ebensunterbnlt bur9 eisene4r@
belt, oft ald ben unterbalt anberer.
@tnd Elm @iertel aller erfperbstbdtigen
s5ralen iinb Dienitboten, guffallen=
beripeiie Heben na1 Dem geniusbericbz
te Die 5armarbeiterinnen nit nabe5n
elmer baiben Millipn an oipeiterSteue.
9as nirb aber Damit erfldrt, Ddb Der
peituus qr0Bte5heil Der ssarmarbeitez
rinnen ouf Die Siibftauten entfdut.
Mls 3leiberma1erinnen, 2ebrerinnen,
Wdfdtsinnen, 8erfdufertnnen iinD in
ieber 8rande einise 9unherttdufenb
sSrauen eriperbstbdtig. esit @pinne=
reien arbeiten ettpa eben TO biel5rauen
tpie Mdnner, in anberen inbuitriellen
8etrieben basesen ipeniser. Seit Der
lebten gen!usaufndhme bdt iidb oas
9ezbGltniB stptihen sSrduen= uno
Mdnnerarbeit nod mebr peridoben;
Die 8erufsorbeit Der 5rauen bot be-
teuteno augenommen. preoigertnnen
iinb ni9t mebr felten. Sm Mopotaz
tenz unb Merateitanb, in foufmdnniz
fden unb anberen @eI6dften fino bic
Srauen pertreten. Die permebrte
0rauenarbeit mub lelbi itperfdnbltd
eine arcBe 0erihiebung i'm Wtrtbz
iGaftsleben bes 2anbes CUR Solge baz
Fen. Sie 6rauenarbeit tritt nit Der
MGnnerarbeit in Mettbelperb, oft err
fplsreid. Oa, po Die eritere peniser
gut besoblt tpirb, oriidt iie oft audi
bic 20bne Der Mdnner berunter. Das
f6limmite aber lit, baB bos Seer Der
ssrauen, bic r8reaopinners" iinb, tpie
ner lonbldufige 9lusbrud in Qlmertfa
Geibt, ibrem eiseniten aretfe. bem
Saus unb Der sSamilie 10 bel ent5o=
gen tpsrben. 2lber bic Srauenarbeit
iit ba, bic 9erufsarbeit Der syrauen
rnb 1ie ipiro bleiben, tpirb 5unebmen
ir benz Mabe, ipie Der &ompf ums
Oalsin riidii9tslofer sefiibrt ipirb
unb Die acknowledgement i9nieriz
ger iperben. Die grf9etnung trttt
aber nidt BLOB in ben 8ereinisten
9taaten outage. Sn ben europdiiden
2dnbern tit es ebenio. Nah ben Gr=
sebniHen Der lebten 8erufsz unb Sc
perbe5Gbluns bat bic 8erufsarbeit
Der Srauen aud i'm 0eutf9en &ei6e
enDrm 5ugenommen. Sm Sabre 1895
traren in 0eutfhlanb ettpas iiber 81
Millionen tpeiblihe Perionen i'm
6aupthsrufe errperbstbGtis II. 1,314,=
coo paren Oienenbe i'm 0aushalte
Der Serri9aft. ssSm Sabre 1907 mar
bic 3abl Der 5rauen, bic i'm 9auptz
berufe ertperbstbdtie naren. auf runo
81 Millionen geittegen, tpo5n nod L.
25O,000 9ienenbe in 6ousbaltungen
tommen. 9a bic 3abl Der ipetbli9en
9efammtbeoDlferung Deutidlanbs
81, 100000, 10 iinO ettpas iiber oreiBig
bonn 9unbert ernerbsfdbig, tpobei
nr9 elm entI9iebener Hiidsang in Der
3abl Der ipsib1iden Oienitboten gu
teraeidnen lit. Sn gnglanb unb
5rantrei9 dbnli6e @rf6einungen.
Gieier Seite Der 5rauenfrage 1T cine
gon5 befonbere8e ebeutung beiaumeHen.
sic fpielt fart in bic Samilie binein.
Nu9 bic 3ufunft Der Staaten tpirb
burh bic sSruuenarbeit mebr ooer pe=
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14
pie 3rTusnntenTetsitnp ns#
hrttiTd1rat al1r ltretchea.

Die Melbung, oaB Der prin3 bon
Wales bef9loiien babe, oas erfe Rarz
lament Der r@iibafritanii6en Union"
i'm Mai nd9ften Sabres in Perfon su
er0ffnen, eibt mebreren 2onooner
8ldttern 8eronlaiIung au 8etra6tunz
gen allgemeiner Natllr iiber Die poiitiz
fde 3uiammeniesung oes brttii4en
Reifes.
9as Gsi9 nmfaBt nunmebr auber
ben engli16en Snfeln. Die unter oent
Iamen ,8ereinigtes RDnierei9" Be-
fannt itnb, Dos erobe inbifde Reidl
Neu1 1eelanb, Neufunblanb nno Die bret
srrBen, fid ielbit Derpoltenoen Gtaas
tenperbdnhe &dnooa. 9luItralien nnb
Siioafrifa; basu eine groBe Mn3dbl
fleinerer, iiber Die ganSe groe peritreuz
ter 8eiibungen. Die Dominion of
Gonooa" iit i'm Sabre 1867 seeriinbet
iporben; bic Grfabruns Der lebten AZ
Sabre bat seaeigt, baB es etne Der am
belten prpiperirenben un6 erfolerei1s
iten 8unbesregierungen in Der Melt
1T. &ein anoeres @taatengebiet bon
eleiGem l1mfanee uno nit 10 manntgs
faltieen 8ebinsuneen bes 0ffentli1en
uno pripaten 2ebens fann ii1 nit Ras
noba an elatter @erpaltung. an 3uz
frieoenbeit oer8iirger unb an materiels
ler Moblfabrt pergleiden. Oas
Commonwealth bon Muftrolien lit piel
finger. Oie &olonien 9leufiiotpales,
0ictoria, Queensland, @uoaufralien
unb Meftauitralien iinb imSabre 1900
au einem@elanrmtftaate pereinigt tpors
ben; pie proflamiruna bes @3taatenz
bun6es bat am 1. Sanuar 1901 ftatts
sefunben.
Die @iiodfrifanif4e Union, tpelhe
ols 1ol9e i'm Mai rlG9ten Sabres ins
Qeben treten miro. beftebt aus folsene
Der Golonien: Gapfplpnie 276,995
Auabratmeilen, Natal 29,20O, Srans.
baal 111,196 uno Oranieflubz&oloe
ME nit $4,000 Quabratmeilen, auz
fanlmen tpirb Gle @ioafrifonifde
llnicn bemna9 Elm Gebiet BON 467 ,391
QuaOratmeilen umfaiien. Die euros
pGi19e 8ebDlferuns b..eler bier aoloz
nisn tpeiit folaenbe 3iffern auf: Rapz
folonie 58O,38O, ,Natol 97,109, Srons4
naal 297,277 unb Oranieriper=RDloz
ME 143, ,419. Diefen 3iffern mub iee
br1 bas @ebiet Der prpDtnaen Nbo6e1
fla, 8aImtolanb, Dos proteftorat Hetz
fhuanalano unb @tpaaileno binauges
fiigt iperhen, tDelhe gleinfalls Ser
ltrlicn einberleibt iino; lie umfaITen eis
ne Gldhe bon 10000 Guabratmeilen
unb baben cine ginippbner3abl BON
10000 guropGern uno minbeftens 0rei
Millionen 5arbieert. Die Rapfolonie
1T 1906 burd @roberung an @rpBbriz
tdnnien gelnnet, mar Biz 1854 Rronz
.folpnie un0 erbielt 18 Sabre fpdter
eine eisene Weripaltung,
Der aonblner .DaiIp geleqropb1
betDnt nibt nit llnredt, bob groBz
britunnien feinegrfplge als Rolonialz
muM aurt arpBen Sbsile Der GeIbStz
periDaltnHg aM Detbanfen fat, bic ies.
0em9eitanothiIe bes Neines bepiuiat
tpitrot. Selbft bas gefdhrIihe grperis
ment 0erGrtheiluna Der Gefb1tpertpol=
tung an 9ranspnnl ilnb Bic Dranies
flubs aolonie TT tisbsr oIs eegIiidt Ait
bstrahten.
/ Sci ben 6Ottentotisn iii nsdat siar
nal NopoleDn beriibnt.
S2 81 IS sts ~
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14
aeftridene Wanoe foIlte man 10 bts
hdnbeln.

I'm suh poer aeotr aii
0DIs (9ifhplaffen) su fleS
ben, made man iieh einen Rletlter
pon / pfunb Meiaenmebl, A nnae
GDlopbonillrnpulber nnb W Nnse
Mlaunpulber.ss 9ie Muffe 1T init Dafa
fer su einem aleidmdBiaen Bret az
Derriihren, un0 iiber mdbigem 5euer
nnter itetem Miibren au erbiBen, bis
iie 10 fteif III. baB Der QDffel BARN
iteden hleibt. Mun Hreidt Gen Elels
tier NIT einem barten piniel biinn
uuf bie 6olaplatte, legt bas Sneh oaa
rIber unb ftreidlI es nit eirer Houe
gIdtt. 8eim Muffleben ppn 2eoer be-
ftreibt man oieses. niht oas 5pla
nit Ser &lebenlaiie.
MuB man einem tranten
% fer6e Mrsenei einge5en,
10 permeioe man. tpenn nSslih, bic
fliiflisen Mr5eneien. SIT oas gingeben
berIelben bllr6dns notbdpeRb6g, 10
miro oas pfero nit elmer Srenie ses
sdunt, uno 10 aufgebunben. baB Der
Ropf in bie 6Dbe gerihtet TT. Die
Meoiain befinbet iih in elmer sslal1s
nit langen1, itarfem 6alfe. Diefe
brinat man in bds Mnul 0es Sbteres
unb atpar an Ser Seite atDilhen
Gdneioez uno gadensdbne. Weun
entleert immer nur 10 bel, als oas
9bier bequem herdbf6ludt. Dds bier
nnb bort pprfommenbe ginaeben Der
Meoiain oura bic Nafe lit surAans
perperflia. pulper gibt man in Der
Weiie Elm. 6aB man iie iebr fetn ges
pulpert auf ous sfutter itreut. pelhes
man a!sSann umriibrt uno etiDas unz
feudtet. lin Die Sbiere aum ssreien
au bringen, ftrert man eine Rlelntgtett
Sola auf oas Sutter. Die fir Pferbe
Bette ssorm Der Nrsnei 1T Elm Sifer
9rei (2atnerge). 9iefen 8ret itretht
man mtttelit zines alatten, pnrn brets
ten 6pls1paltes alif 0en htnteren Sbet!
Der 3unae, nahbem man oteTe auf eta
ner 5eite aus Dem Nlunoe oes pferz
bes berausaebolt bdt. Damn ldB! man
sic 3unge fabren, hdlt aber ben Sept
BORN mad ettpas bod, Bis Der Bret
perI6ludt 1T. Oie 2atperge rihtet
man in Der Meiie ber, oaB man ben
eepulberten Mr3neien ettpas Wehl nnD
Strip sufebt unb bas 8an5e su etaem
biden 9ret perriibrt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14
AQus- un0 Gan0Wirt6ll6atl.

s3eitMrgspapier eig1et frh
fsbr gut aim ufnbiillen BON Spei1en.
Die iDdrm b.eiben Iollen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14

Sheuertiiher ipinben iih
beifer aus. ipenn man lie an einem
3ipfel, dlip 1mrda, ntmmt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14

Msr ouf alles pfsift pfeift aus
Osm Iebttn lDd,
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14

MAILER BON abgefodten
6 artoffeln, fopie Sauerfobl@
.ipaher ctgnet ii6 gut gum S9euern
bon Rupfersefdirren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14

Sci ben GpttentotiAl III nsd5t eir.s
nal NopoleDn btriibnt, .;
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14

In SteIle BON pergaz
m ent p apier fnnn man gun, Der=
f9lieBen bon Ginma6gldfern in gi1
ipeiB getaudtes @eibenpapier berz
ipenben, bas man poriihtis I'm bic
Defining legt unb feittrodnen ldbt..
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1909-10-14

Gelatine lsse 3uerlt einis'
Minuten tn fultes MufIer, alsoanr
hirett in bie heiBe 5peiie, ober, ipenr
falt aubereitet miro. in tpenig foden:
oes Waffer, iie miro ficb Damn fofort
l0ien.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs @. N. Peterson of Salt
Lake City arrived in town Tuesday for
two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Bourne. Mrs Peterson is a
sister of Mrs. Bourne's.
Messrs. Pointer, E. M. Stewart aud
Fay Austin returned Tuesday evening
from four days outing ON Thomas
Fork They say fishing was fine and
they secured over hundred.
Mrs. Joe j. Jones, of Salt Lake City,
who has been visiting her son John
Jones and friends of this city for the
last ten days left fer her home We'd
nesday of this week.
The library committee who is COM
posed of Mrs. Pease, Mrs. Groo aud
Mrs Charlie Harris announced to the
Examiner this week, that a new and
select consignment of books numbering
s,venty-five would be received in near
future for the public library. Certain.
~ this is encouraging news for our
town.
LOST Between Gees pool hall and
tJones' meat market. a money purse
containing fifteen dollars and sixty-tive
cents in money, six cents in postage
stamps, also receipt for six dollar
money order Finder please return tc
this Office and receive liberal reward.
, Mrs. Phil EIanak will leave on oil
: about Oct. LIST, for Ely. Nevada, which
city she will make her future nome
Mrs. IIanak received message Tues
day from her husband who Is In bust
ness in that city to close her boarding
. house and come to Ely rs soon as pos
sible. Mrs. Hanak has been residen
:. of this city for some time aud he
a many friends regret very much indee,
to loose her social prestige. Their
lwere many sad looking faces at tn
breakfast table "Wednesday mornin
when the announcement came fror
Mrs Hanak that she would abandc
7 her boarding house end leave this city
The Deacon" made the emphati
y statement that he was going Ia secul
:. a cook of his own, 50 in the near fltul
: we may expect announcements in DIT
: time.
Uocals continued on last page.l
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

John A. Skinner Of Nounan was in
the city Monday on business. Mr..
Skinner reports the heaviest crops in
his section for years and thinks the
damage done By the storm of week
ago is not az great as many farmers
feared.
Fred A. Ball OF Pocatello spent Sum
day and Monday In Montpelier, the
guest of Nose Lewis. Mr.. Ball ex-
pressed great surprise of the many
changes which has taken place in
Montpelier in the way of new build
| ings since his last trip here.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24
Notice for Bids

Bids will be received at the Office of
County Clerk. up to and including Oct.
18th, for furnishing about forty tons of
coal to be delivered at the Court House
in Paris, Idaho. in lots of about ten
tons at time.
By order of the Boaid Of County
Commissioners.
VIM. &. HOLMES, Clerk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. "a, 1903

MOHtpcAlCI1 1uohOS pOPU' 81, A0o"
The Races start Tuesday.
Chas. E. Harris, Notary Public.
Conner Thomas, Of Malad, was in
Montpelier Monday.
See that new line of outing flannel at
ii. B. Whitmans.
Earl Haggerty made business trip
to Boise this week.
A new fonr-room house for rent; call
on D. McLennan.
Wanted-A carload of good yearling
heifers. J. A. Hess.
Mrs. E. Peterson and Mrs. Bacon of
Nounan were in the city Saturday.
r. M. Winters left Tue day for Black
foot ON business.
Try Hills Famous Coffees; Stewart
sells em
Developing and finishing for the
amateur at Rinehart's studio
Plenty Of school shoes for children at
Fl. B. Whitman's.
Try banana special at the Randy
Kitchen. 10 cents.
Mr.. Staley returned Sunday from
Pocatello.
Yarns, blankets, outing flannel and
underwear at H. b Whitman
MIR. James G. Reed, rof Kemmerer, is
visiting in Malad.
You can always get the finest OF
frest fruit at the Randy Kitchen.
New assortment of post cards at the
Handy Kitchen.
The city has had men and teams I'LL
Ing in some of the low places on Main
street this week.
Bows black sateen and flannel waist
Extra pants and school suits at ID b
Whitman's.
H. G. Forward Of Park City, al
expert job printer, has acceptrd posi-
ton on the Examiner,
Barry Ryde of Payson, Utah, is !
the city for an indefinite time. Mr.. Ryd
Is the father-in-law Of John Perkins. il
Anyone having rooms they can rem
during the fair, please register same
Rose hotel.
Anyone having rooms they can rer
during the fair, please register same
Rose hotel.
Wanted-Men with teams. and al'
men without teams Call at or phol
the Bear Lake Power Cos. at Montpe
Ter.
Charles King, the popular tonsori
artist, will hereafter be found at Il
Ed. Grosiean barber shop.
ZMr. and Mrs. Burke left Sunday I
Fossil Wyoming, after a short visit
Montpelier.
For sale, secondhand piano, pre-
tically new. Address postofice box ,!
Montpelier, Idaho.
The Handy Kitchen is the only pla
iu town where you can get pure hol
made candies.
have some of the best city lots
Montpelier for sale at reasonable pric
: call on me or write Walter Hoge, Par
Do not forget the Kodak on yc
hunting trip. II you have none c
and see ms Rinehart's Studio.
Mrs. Henry Miles, of Medford. Q
gon, is visiting with her sister NJ
Fred Rose for q few days.
Mrs. Ira Call of Bancroft, Ida
spent Monday in the city and left Tt
day for Denver, Colorado, where
will join her husband at that city.
Mrs L. Hoffman OF this city
Tuesday, this week, for Denver, G.
Mrs. Hoffman will be absent fl
Montpelier for two months, and !
sibly all winter.
Clinton Mecham of Preston, !
runs sheep In this valley, shipped ne
cars of sheep from Montpelier
week and Mr.. Bodily Of Fairyiew s.
ped six cars,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mr.. G. E Wright, who for the past
five years has been an employee of the
Examiner Publishing Company, sever
ed his connection with the paper this
week Mr.. Wright has been an able,
trustworthy employee and has, during
his long service for the Examiner, made
m1ny friends for the paper and him
self. ---z=---z--z
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mrs 4. Q. Gray and daughter Helen
left Thursday afternoon for New York
City Mrs Gray will be gone about "a
month, but her daughter will remain
in New York all winter.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

E R. Miles sr., of smithfeld, Utah,
arrived in town Tuesday to look after
his business interests here and visit
with his son Frank Miles. who is Man
ager of the Montpelier Milling Comp
any of this city.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Anyone having rooms ihey-can rent
iaaag the fair, please register same at
hose hotel
FOR SALE.-One pair of yearling
colts or will trade for hay. 7. H
Dalton.
Joseph R. Shepherd, President Bear
Lske Stake was in town Monday of
this week.
Mrs. Kettle Jones left Tuesday for
Pocatello. after visiting with her father
and mother in Montpelier.
Mrs. Barnard Eastman is spending al
couple of weeks visiting with relatives
in Montpelier.
Mrs. J. N. Downing returned home
Monday from weeks visit with her
daughter Mrs Perkins, at Cokeyille.
"Com" Richards, prominent sheep
man of Ogden, was in Montpelier Mon
day on business.
W. D. Alexander, local manager for
the Telluride Power Co left for Salt
Lake City Tuesday morning on bust
ness trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Nelson left
Montpelier Saturday Sept 1S, for Salt
Lake City, where they will spend the
| winter.
Mrs. Barnett and daughter of Long
Beach, California left Tuesday for their
home after a short visit with their
mother, Mrs. Ed Austin
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Sullivan, Miss
Connie Mcintosh, Miss Emma Sron-
berg and Charlie King spent Sunday in
Montpelier canyon. All report pleas
, ant trip
Wanted-18 head of work horses,
I weighing from 1900 to 1900 lbs; must
be true to pull aud in good condition
Apply to Frank Wright. Bennington.
The Harvest sale at Sam L
Nevis is a sale where you car
harvest best merchandise at the
lowest prices.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24
Notice to Property Owners.

The board of directors of the Mont
pe1ier Irrigation District will meet at
the office of the Irrigation District as
a board of correction to correct as
sessments on Monday, September 27th,
1909, at 10 O'Clock. M
WM. j. RYAN, Secretary.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mrs. o. H. Groo, who is chairman of
the special committee in charge of the
fancy work exhibit at the County Fair,
went to Paris Wednesday. Mrs. Groo
was accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Bren-
nan and Mrs. Jessie Zane who will
assist Mrs. Groo.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mrs. Charles E. Reese returned from
ST. Louis this week, where she has been
visiting. Mrs T. G. Mashburn of st
Louis, Mrs. Reese's mother, accosnp-
anied her to Montpelier and will re.
main here during the winter. ----..
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

/ Miss Alice Smith of Rawlings Wyo..
mas accepted position as chief oper-
ator for the Rocky Mountain Bell Tele
phone Co., of this city. Miss Smith is
unquestionably well fitted for the posi-
ton as chief operator and Manager
Douglas stated he was confident the
,arvioa wouId he imnroyed.-----=----
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

We are agents for Schoen-
Drum and Company's All Wool
made to order suits. Ten to fif-
teen saved on each suit. Come
in and examine our line. We
will save you money. SAM /.
LEWIS,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Manager Douglass requests US to
state that very great amount OF the
telephone trouble on the rural lines 10
caused by people taking down their
receivers whenever anyone on their
line is rnng. On many of the party
lines there are ten instruments. Mr..
| Douglass says that the patrons could do
much to improve the service by being
lc careful to take down their receivers
only when their number Is called -,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mr. and Mrs. Burke left Sunday for
Fossil, Wyoming, after a short visit in
Montpelier. --5.------ --.-------
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mrs. Barnard Eastman is spending a.
couple of weeks visiting with relatives
ID Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mrs Kettle Jones left Tuesday for
Pocatello, after visiting with her father
and mother in Montpelier.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mrs. J. N. Downing returned home
Monday from a weeks visit with her
laughter Mrs. Perkins, at Cokeyille..---~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Charles King, the popular tonsoriai
al fist, will hereafter be found at the
Ed. Grosiean barber shop.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Judge Gongh visited the Fair at
Paris Wednesday.
Deputy Game Warden Abe White
head of Oneida county was in town
this week helping Warden Dunford in
the distribution of the carload of fish
which were distributed in the streams
of this county this week.
James Dryer, of Cokeville, silent
Monday in Montpelier on business.
Mr.. Dryer is owner of large ranch
near Cokeville aud reports the best
crops for years in that section. From
his ranch this season Mr.. Dryer stated
>he would market six hundred tons o.
class A hay and between Elk and eigh
thousand bushels of wheat and oats.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. @. N. Peterson of Sal
Lake City arrived in town Tuesday 70
a two weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Bourne. Mrs Peterson is
sister of Mrs. Bourne's.
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Hello dear editor and reders,
may I chat a while with ycuSaIl ?
If so, | will try and give all some
of our aews.
There were quite a number Of
visitors present at the home Of
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Schumacher
last Sunday, and all report to
have pleasant time.
Farmers are busy planting
corn and cotton at present.
Miss Bertha Buckingham
spent last Thursday evening
with Misses jamie and Elfrieda
Klochs.
Quite a number of young folks
from here attended the ball in
Sinner last Saturday night and
report to have had an up to date
time.
Messrs. Ben Jansen and Emil
Vogt of Moulton were visiting
friends here last Sunday.
Miss Elsie Schumacher of
Yoakum is visiting with her
uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Schumacher at present.
Those that attended court at
Dilworth Friday from here were
Messrs. F. G.. Gerdes, j. P.
Booth, r. Klohs, Jr., Ben Schu-
machcr, B. 9. Neighbors and T.
v. Holley.
We are sorry to report r. j.,
Moore seriously ill at this writ
ing. Wish for him a speedy re
covery.
Messrs. Richard and Ernest
Boysen of Cheapside were ming.
ling with friends in our burg to-
day.
Mr.. Aug. Nieumann celebrated
his fifty-sixth anniversary with a
number of friends and relatives
at his home Saturday night. We
wish Mr.. Nieumann many more
such happy days.
Will ring off for this time.
BLONDE.
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chased and work is under way
on the building. This is an enter
prise that should meet with the
hearty cooperation of all our
citizens. The farmers in the
surrounding country will also be
greatly benefited.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. L. williams went
to Houston last Sunday to see the
sights. Uncle Nat will be kept busy
lodging the motor cars.
The applicants for positions as
mail carriers should present their pa
pers to Postmaster Pannewitz by
March 10 The examination will take
place at Hallettsville on Saturday,
April 3.
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Local Institute Meets.

Sinner loo al institute for white
teachers met here Saturday the
9th ult.
The program was carried out
without an exception. All pres
ent seemed to enjoy as well as
profit by the meeting.
Local institute work seems to
be improving here, and the teach
ers decided to meet again in
March. Program later.
Those in attendance were
Misses Annie and Agnes Kava-
naugh; Lizzie Kyle, Berta Thorn
ton, ursula Boyd, Sophie Ans
Ter and Frye, and Messrs. Jams.
zen, Ponton, Jarosewski and On.
ken. SCRIBE.
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Watches.

Having very large stock of
watches left over from last year,
I have decided to
SACRIFICE
some of them, rather than keep
them over until next fall. They
are all of standard make, such
as
ELGTN AND WALTHAM
movements, and cases of equally
reliable manufacturers. During
the entire month of
K MARCH
[ will have these watches on sale
at rs and SO 1-9 per cent less
than regular price. Call and in
vestigate the first opportunity
you have.
L. GANTERT,
Jeweler and Optician.