Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-01-08

Strongs hall. See the Princess of
Panama" tomorrow night. It's pretty
society drama.
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Pavilion company Will Re
held at the pavilion next Monday night
for the purpose of electing board of
seven directors and for the transa ction
of such other business as may be pre-
sented for consideration.
Dad" Bryan requests all those know
ing themselves indebted to him to call
and settle in part, if they cannot pay
all. AS he is IN need of the money
justly due him, all unpaid accounts
will be placed in the hands of an at
torney for collection after Jan 10.
Walter Hoge, land attorney, Contest
cases carefully attended to before u. s
Commissioner and register and reciev-
er at Blackfoot All kinds of land busi- |
ness attended TO with care and dispatch
Office at court house in Paris.
The ping pong went out last Monday
morning with two coach loads of pas
sengers, the heavy travel being caused
by the young folks returning to distant
schools from their holiday vacations,
and the returning home of many who
had been visiting relativesin the county.
VIM j. Kunz was in from Bern last
Saturday and took home with him the
handsome Spider phseton, which he Sc
cured at the Studebaker drawing on
New Years eve. The vehicle cost him
little over "A and Mr.. Kunz was about
the happiest man in Bear Lake county.
Don't fail to see THE Last Loaf to
be given by the Van Lindsay Dramatic
company at Strong's hall Friday night
Jan. l5. The play is exciting from
start to finish and good specialties will
be given between acts. You will miss
a treat If you fail to see it. Tickets
%, b and 90 cents.
Mrs. ]. G. Nielsen and daughters,
Iris and Selma went to Salt Lake Mon
day. After few days visit there with
Mrs. Fred Mozart, they will go to Los
Angelus for a three months sojonrn
RS Mozart will accompany them
Mr.. Nielsen will also join them there
in about two weeks
VIM J Ryan of this city, was the
democratic caucus nominee for chief
clerk of the house. The honor was ar
empty, however, for in the organization
of that body Ryan received only the
v-,tes of 10 democratic members rs
against the 43 republican votes fol
| James H. Wallis
L. ID. Bayrell, formerly a freight con
. ductor on the First district, is now run
( ming a passenger train on the Western
Pacific. ont Of Salt Lake. He wa
= given the first passenger train which
WIS put on Jan. l. Jack Hayes, also
former Short Line brakeman, is bra kin.
land running as extra conductor ON tn
Western Pacific.
The Walters Stock company oDeneC
three nights engagement at Strong
hall presenting he Girl and tn
Gambler" in a creditable manner
Tonight the company will present 18th
Sidewalks Of New York" and tomorrov
night Princess of Panama" spec
: are 25, So and so cents.
Last week in mentioning those VIII
took part in the st. Johns Day enter
tainment, given by the Mas9ns. W
unintentionally omitted the piano so
by Miss Ritha Lewis. daughter of NJ
and Mrs Sam L. Lewis. The solo WI
one of the most pleasing numbers {
| the program and was heartily apprec
ated by the members and guests.
Johnny, son of Mr.. aud Mrs. j. !
- Topper, is seriously i'll with typho
y fever and double pneumonia. F
x several days the past week little no
was entertained for his recovery. d
Bean was called from Pocatello yestG
X day in consultation with the loo
ne physicians and a trained nurse fro
IN Pocatello is giving him every atteuti
az possible. Report from the home I'll
IN morning stated that Johnny was re
ing much easier than he had for seve
a days previous, bat he is still a W
ds sick boy and is far from being out
Tas danger.
les The Cloninger company will open
lts three nights engagement at Stron
hell commencing Monday, Jan. II,
ees the latest high class productions t
ers have never been witnessed in this ci
ter They will present for their opening
sse four-act rural drama, with eli
ant wholesome comedy and beautiful
makes, entitled pike Country Foil