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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18
READY FOR The
ENCAMP PMENT

Company I, Mississippi National
Guard, is making strenuous efforts TO
be in readiness to make a good show
ing at the state encampment at Jack
son in July. At the last meeting of
the company the full roll of commits
stoned and non-commissioned Off.
GERS of the company was completed
excepting the captaincy. AS now con
stituted the following officers will be
with Company I at the state encamr
ment:
J. A. Beaumont, first lieutenant, con
manding.
F.E. Limbaugh. second lieutenant.
T. B. Riley, first sergeant.
Jerome Pickett, second lieutenant.
H. S. Montague, third lieutenant.
LIB. Geiger, fourth sergeant.
R. w. Lovett, fifth sergeant.
Fl. L. Anderson, quartermaster.
T. Smith, corporal.
Pc. Williamson, corporal.
c. c. Hemphill, corporal.
J.P. Mccain, corporal.
c. H. Easterling, bugler.
G. D. Anderson, corporal IN
e. S. Parker. cook. 81
w. w. Curry, cook.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18
JONES COUNTY PICNIC.
Hon. D. M. Watkins and Hon. Earl
Brewer, the Orators.

The great annual picnic of Jones
County under the auspices of the Odd
Fellows, will come off at Moselle to-
morrow. The invited orators are
Hon. Earl Brewer and D. NJ. Watkins.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18

messed by large number of the par
ents and friends of those attending the
Academy. The program was varied
and gave an opportunity to show the
work of the school and every detail
gave evidence of the care and pains
taking of the instructors. The mus;-
cal numbers were especially note
worthy, the different numbers rem
dered showing that the Academy is
making a splendid reputation in that
department Taking the entertain
ment as whole it was fully up CO
the standard of the former closing ex-
ercises. The following is the pro
gram:
Oberon (six hands) arranged by d.
Krug (Weber) Misses E. Bolton, G..
Utter, " Congleton.
What l Would Be" (recitation) -
Little Boys.
operetta-Character
Alma and Percy, the Babes-Miss
Unette Kernaghan and Master Thomas
Redmond.
King Rupert-Master Salvador Pei
ligrini.
Rudolph, the Uncle-Master Francis
Gormly
Gypsy Queen-Miss Helena Murphv.
Fairy Queen-Mlss Mamie Scanlan.
First Gypsy-Miss Mary Monohau'
Second Gypsy-Miss Annie McGin-
ley.
Gypsies-Juniors.
Fairies-Minims.
Courtiers and Ladies in Waiting
Seniors.
Tableau.
Piano-Miss Ethel Bolton.
Bohemian Girl violin solo) CWi7-
ner)-violin, Miss Helen Uter; Piano,
Miss Catherine Uter.
Sleigh Bells ~ hands, "a. NJ. Kna-
bel)-Misses A. Mckinley, V. Congle-
ton, NJ. Edwards, NJ. Heisler, NJ. c. Fo
| hey, *. Donegan.
Carnival of Venice (Var. by A
Langy) Piano. Miss Ethel Bolton.
iolins, Miss H. Uter, Master AL
fred Wolch
Tambourines, Misses A. Mckinley
N. Scarlan, A. Lele, Catherine Uter
N. Edwards, NJ Clark. Annie McDon
aid
Castinets, Misses NJ. Heis,er, NJ
Gormley, VI. 'Leleu, C. DOherJy
Triangles, Misses a. Connots, NJ
c. Foley e R. scanlan. X. Dopagan
Alither and Robin Scotch cLarac
ter duet) (B. c. White)-Mither Mss
n. scanlon; Robin, Master g. PclU
! grini.
Marche Aux Flambeau Is hands, T
! Hermann).
Piano A, Misses A. mckinley, Cath
crime Uter.
Piano B, Misses Ethel Bolton, Nan
ME Scanlan.
Harp Fantasie"-Physical Culture
Glass.
Tableau-Crowning of the Bard.
Piano. Miss Ethel Bolton.
La Tipica" Is hands) e. Roeder}
Piano A, Misses NJ. Clark, NJ. Ed
wards.
Piano B, Misses Mildred Heisler, NJ
Cecilia Foley.
! Violin, Miss Helen Uter.
COAL HEAVERs' REVENGE. Farce
Cast of Characters.
DR.. Curryall-Master William Scan
Ian.
Jim Anthracite-Master William
Edwards.
Joe Lehigh-Master Lois Murphy
Gouty-Master Michael Doherty.
Errand Boy-Master Joseph CORN
ley.
Tinker-Master Joseph Redmond.
Silver Bells" Is hands, (Henr.
Weyts Op 66-Misses c. Uter, n
oCduldl' T.. bOllblls n. MNpihASS.
Drawing of medals.
The following pupils having the re
quired number of good marks are er
titled to draw for the gold medal 70
lessons. a.
Senior Division. 49,
Miss Mary MoRohan, Miss Ami
Mckinley.
Honorable mention is made of Ma
ters William Scanlan, Louis Murph
Sheridan Murphy and Misses Helen
Murphy Sophy Derrickson, who e
tered too late to compete for IL
medal
Mary Monahan drew the medal d
mated by Moore Bros.
!. MInoi e .nIuIsIoN.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18

DR.. w. w. Moore, of Summit, Miss,
one of the oldest physicians in the
state is visiting at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. j. S. Lea for three or four
days
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18

A visit this morning to the site Oh
tho now mower station of the Traction
comnanv on Dabbs street proved to
No interesting. Everybody was busy
as bees getting things ready for the
hopinning of operations on august 10.
rho concrete foundations for the en-
oipe and other machinery, as vii as
tho 7.foot cc.ctete foundation walls
fo, the brick uperstructure have been
comnleted and work was nearing COM
N.tion on the car barn foundations.
NtNAn and animels were hurrying for
lard the rod bed for tn. New
6rleans and Northeastern railroad
eAur track which will run the cars
along the boiler room of the power
citation inside the building where the
cool will be dumped from the cars in
10 the coal bunkers. The contract
for digging the artesian well has been
ret 70 p J. Doyle. 1t is estimated
that the. Well viii have to be sunk
400 feet before ars,Nrtasians stream is
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18

E. Herren, elected for one year; E.
l.. Robbins, ]. E. Davidson, f. D.
King. elected for two years; w. G.
Mitchell, p. L. ODonnell and V. M.
Scanlan elected for three years.
The charter was adopted and or
dered published and forwarded to the
governor for approval. The officers
will begin at once making arrange
ments for securing quarters II IS
very probable that the club win late-
erect its own building.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18
A GENUINE BOIL WEEvIL,

Mr. J. p. Limbaugh, of this city,
who has just returned from Tallulah,
La, brought with him a specimen of
the boil weevil which has made its ap-
pearance there. The weevil can be
seen at The News office.
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18
W0RK IN POWER HOUSE
OF TRACTION COMPANY

Second avenue to the track OF the
New Orleans and Northeastern and
work will be begun Monday on the
track out Mobile street. On Hardy
street putting up trolley spans has
already begun and the stfinging of
the copper trolley wire will start Sat
urday 1t is expected that within a
week all the trolley wires will have
been hung in place,
The wires and tracks will be ready
for the trolley cars when the word is
given at the power station to turn on
the Juice" which will send them
along the streets Of the city. All ar.
rangements having been made with
the New Orleans and Northeastern
Railroad Company for crossing its
tracks with the tracks of the street
car lines.
The leading attraction of the power
station will bea boiler iron smoke
stack, five feet IN diameter and 1O5
- His4 tn the boiler boiler
The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-18
CLOSING EXERCISES Of
THE CATHOLIC SCHOOLS

+ Masters Charles Heidelberg and |
Salvador Pelligrini and Misses Gather |
inc Uter,' Annie Mcdonald, Hattie |
Mcdonald.
Medal drawn by Annie Mcdonald.
Honorable mention is made of Mas
ter Willie Edwards and Miss Mary
Edwards, who entered too late to COM
pete for the medal
JUNIOR DIVISION.
Misses Alice Connors, Rena Doher-
ty, Helen Utter Minnie Clark, Flossie
Reedy, Mary Cecil Foley, Mildred
Heisler, Cecilia Doherty.
Medal drawn by Mary Fohey.
Honorable mention is made Of
misses Alice Leleu, Marion Leleu
Frances Murphy, Vivian Monohan and
Master Robert Houlgrave, who entered
too late to compete for the medal.
MEDAY FOR CHRISTIAN DOCTRINE
Donated by Rev. P. OReilly.
Misses Mary Monohan, Annie Nc
Ginley, Phillis Doherty, Pauline Reedy,
Catherine Utter, Bertha Kirby, Annie
Mcdonald, Hattie Mcdonald, Masters
Francis Gormley, Charles Heidelberg,
Salvador Pelligrini, Michael Doherty,
Joseph Gormley, Misses Kena Do
herty, Alice Conners, Helen Utter, Min
ME Clark, Mary Cecil Foley, Cecilia
Doherty.
Medal drawn by Alice Corners.
SENIOR GRADE.
The following pupils having the re-
quired number of good marks drew
for the gold medal for sucsess in
music donated by Mrs. B. Moore.
Misses Ethel Bolton, Catherine Utter
Mamie Scanlan, Annie Mckinley,
Helen Uter
Medal won by Ethel Bolton.
JUNIOR GRADE.
Gold medal for music, donated by
Mr.. Joseph Ieisler.
Misses Virgie Congleton, Mildred
Heisler, Mary Cecil Foley. Minnie
Clark, Katie Donegan and Master
Alfred Welch.
Medal drawn by Mary Foley.
Honorable mention is made of Miss
Mary Edwards, who entered too late
to compete for the medal.
SENIOR DIVISION.
Gold medal for department, donated
> by Schwartz, Kirwin & Fauss.
Masters William Scanlan, Francis
Gormley. Charles Heidelberg. Misses
Annie Mckinley, Mary Monohan
Imelda Kerley, Mamie Scanlan, Ber-
Doherty, Pauline Reedy, Annie Nc
tha Kerley, Catherine Uter, Phil1is
Donald Hatties Mcdonald.
Medal drawn by Pauline Reedy.
JUNIOR DIVISION.
Gold medal for department
Master Joseph King, Joseph Red
mond, Misses Alice Leleu, Marion Le-
leu, Alice Connors, Helen Dohertv,
Marie Gormley Ella Ruth Scanlsr,
Cecilia Doherty, Kate Donegan, Mil
dred Heisler, Mary Cecilia Foley,
Clare Lee Hackney. Helen Uter, Min
ME Clark and R. Doherty.
Medal drawn by Cecilia Doherty.
Mary Foley was fortunate enough TO
draw two medals, so she generously
gave her medal for lessons to Mil
dred Heisler.
Following the drawing of the
medals Father O'Reilly made a short
address in his usual happy manner
congratulating the students on the
success of the years work and wish
ing to both student and instructor a
very pleasant vacation.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

The board placed ten thousand
dollar fire insurance policy on the
new High School building. The
policy was placed in three different
companies, represented by Richard
Groo of the Montpelier Bank Other
minor matters were transacted by
the board. The board adjourned
to meet again Tuesday, September
7th.
| Miss Irene Downing. daughter of }.
| N. Downing, proprietor of the Burgoyne
hotel, will leave Monday morning,
Sept. 9th, on the Chicago Portland
Flyer for Salt Lake, to enter st. Mary's
Convent for a four year academic
course. Miss Downing will give
special attention to music and art. and
after completing her studies in that in
stitution, will take post graduate
course in some eastern college. The
news of so many of the popular young
ladies Of Montpelier leaving for higher
educational institutions of learning IS
/ having it's effect on many of the young
. men of this city, judging from the re-
+ marks overheard. Cheer mp boys the
F. county has gone dry.
The Examiner received from it's spec
Eial correspondent at the joint institute
: (which is being held in Pocatello this
week some timely news which wou d
be Of general interest to the people OF
Rear Lake county. We regret that this
le news did not reach the Office in time
y for publication.
III Get the little folks ready for school
: (which opeus on Monday, Sept. IL.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

, Mrs A. G.. Hunter left yesterday for
Pueblo. Colo, which place she goes to
visit with her son Charlie of that city.
Mr.. Hunter will be absent from the
city for four months and to make sure
of the news and the rapid progress that
Montpelier is making, Mrs. Hunter
handed in her subscription for the Ex-
aminer. (Thanks.l The Examiner joins
with Mrs. Hunters many friends in
wishing her safe journey.
| Joseph o. Phelps OF this city, who
has been on a mission in Turkey for
the last twenty-eight months, in
formed his parents in recent letter
that all of the Mormon missions oil
that country had been closed owing
to the internal complications of thai
government. Mr.. Phelps states II
his communication that he has beer
INSTRUCTED by the General Superin
tendent of Missions to report to Lon
\ don, England. Tor service. :.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed vandenburg 0
{ingsley, Iowa, arrived in the city YET
e lerday to be the guests of MI and Blr'
II Henry Whitman for few days, prio
to leaving for Seattle. Mr.. and Mrs
! Vandenburg will spend some time !
# the Northwest visiting the Alaska
+ Yukon-Pacific Exposition and all place
>. of interest, and on their return Ea
Q will go via San Francisco. Los Angel
2 and all points of interest to the tours
ir At the regular injecting of 81
70 Board of Education of this city Tue
- day evening. Miss Davidson of Loga
Ia Utah, was elected as one of the gra
teachers for the coming school yes
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Judge Bulge returned this week
from Shoshone, where he has been pre-
siding as Judge of the Fourth Judicial
District, during the trial OF the Big
Wood River water case, one of the most
important cases of its nature that has
been tried in this state. Judge Walters,
Of that district, was disqualified on ac-
count of having appeared as an attor-
ney in the case.
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.
n What is all this we hear abont our
Telephone service2 Is it possible the
company is to blame for the many COM
]plaintsr Surely this town is entitled
] TO good service. These complaints are
mot dled against the operators, for
/ usually the "hello girls" use every
effort possible TO give the subscriber
the best service that is in their power
: e NJ. Stewart. Fay Austin, Mr..
Reese, Miss Mary Mcintosh and Mr..
and Mrs r A. Sullivan went to Mont.
pelier Canon the 2ath for days outing.
, The party was conveyed in Mr.. Stew
arts auto" Attorney Austin de-
1 clares he had the time of his life keep
ing the machine under control.
Mrs. Sam L. Lewis and daughter,
r Miss Ritha, returned yesterday after a
> months pleasure and business trip &c
. iChicago A portion of Mrs. Lewis
r time during her stay in the White City
4 was devoted to the selecting OF new
and complete up-to-date millinery lin'
: for the fall trade. and announces sh
y has a treat In the line of millinery a
= the right price for her customers.
: Mrs. AL Miller and little son OF On
y tArio Ore are very low with typhoi
= fever. DR.. Guyon has the cases we
!. In hand and predicts change for tn
D3tLef SUDu. MIS- 1ulhOA 70 WC1A . NV
= In Montpelier, having lived here fo
- years previous to making Ontario he
" place OF abode. Mr.. Miller came fro
Ontario last week and will remain wit
i,s =, his family during their illness.
30 Miss Lillian Davis of this city. w
lii leave Monday, Sept. 9th, for Salt LAX
.. where she goes to re-enter the s
Il Marys Convent to resume her acaden
studies OF that institutionS Miss Da'
A is the daughter of JET Davis Of t
J firm of Brennan 4 Davis, one of
vi leading mercantile establishments
IN this city Miss Davis will be grea
missed IN the social circles Of Montpeli
one James Stokes and a. J. Grimes
,wo Denver, Colo, spent Sunday In MO
a. pelier as the guest OF Thomas En-
inc Messrs Stokes and Grimes left on
,rn afternoon train for Hood River, G
nd. gon, which place they will make tt
~ future home. Before boarding
PORTLAND Flyer, the gentlemen
pressed regrets in not being able
acL fake the Montpelier climate "
them
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Mr. and Mrs. G. e. iawver, Miss
Irene Downing, w. D. Alexander, g.
M Thompson and Mrs. Hunter spent T
Sunday at the lake. All report most
enjoyab time.
Mrs John j. Guheen of Blackfoot is
in the city, the guest of her sister, Mrs
Mcdonald. She will also visit her
mother, Mrs. Barbara Smith of Ward
horo for three weeks.
Baths at Mrs. Geo. Davis bath rooms
open evenings until o'clock; ladies
% cents, men 35 cents.
Reports have it that during the re-
cent illness of e. H. Hartman, there
has been fourteen millions of dollars
squeezed out of u. P. stocks. No won
der Bear Lake county went dry
The famous Sorosis petticoat
lis now ON sale at The Fair Store.
Each garment is guaranteed.
MIR. and Mrs. o 7. Conley of Raw
Inns, wyo., spent yesterday in the city
visiting with friends. Mr.. and Mrs,
8 Conley have been in BlacIxfoot for the
last ten days visiting their parents and
, friends.
{ The Montpelier Confectionery makes
' a speciality OF fresh fruits and candies
and will not be undersold.
RI Mrs. Jack Kelly left Wednesday fo
n Draper, Utah, where she will visit fol
J. 4 week Before returning to Mont
pelier, Mrs. Kelly will go to the I, .
S. Hospital at Salt Lake for surgica
"a treatment.
House for sale, inquire at Firs
at National bank.
We Mrs. e. y Wright of Salt Lake,
4 visiting with her sisters, Mrs. Gro
w roomer and White. Mrs. Wright
byiI recently from Seattle, whore she h
he been visiting the Alaska Yukon -Pat
As-Expositisn.
y Our wall paper and paint departme
all is complete and we have compete
aud reliable painter and paper hang
of to do the work; prices reasonable al
in work guaranteed. ID. McLeanaH.---
1. Now that Bear Lake County has go
Idry and vacation is over let's get do
sas 10 business Who said bootlegs b
.nst padvaaced in prices and blind iige
- were seeking for locations2 Boost
:. tyour town and quit your knocking
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

H. ". I1lnGHhTl, NAOAbp1hOAf
Miss Violet Hood, an casters trimmer
of eight seasons experience, arrived
Sept 9, to take position at the kre- |
m n shop.
L.. l.. Num-, general manager for the
Telluride Light & Power company,
spent Thursday in the city on bust
ness.
Received new shipment of screen
doors. Any parties in need call at the
lumber yard ID. McLennan.
Miss Genevieve Hoff and Mrs. Thor
@ Nielsen, left Tuesday for ten day 3
visit with friends and relatives at
Glenees.
House for sale, inquire at First
National bank.
The first regular meeting of the Gem
of the Mountain club will be held Al
Mrs. Chas. Harris residence, Saturday
at 2 p. N.
Mrs. w. A Thomson will sell hel
household goods at auction on MaiI
street Saturday afternoon, Sept. 4th
The best results are obtained by buy
ing Folger's Golden Gate Coffee
Whole Roast--and grinding it at hom
just before using.
81 Fresh lot of candies just received 8
\ the Montpelier Confectionery. Civ
him trial. Chocolates speciality.
Evidently the upper crust Of Ne
York City society has been stung |
Robert Chambers new book. t.Tl
Danger Mark
Do not forget the Kodak on 70
hunting trip. II you have none c.
aud see us Rinehart's Stndio.
BLeslie Barkdull and Brady Dunn
Georgetown. spent Sunday evening
the city in the interest of the Y. M.
A OF the Second Ward.
Wanted-18 head of work hors
weighing from 1900 to 1900 his; lnl
be true to pull and in good condition
Apply to Frank Wright, Bennington
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Charlie King and g Fl. Green made
IA flying trip to Soda Springs Sunday
in Mr. Kings automobile. Since Mt
Green's return from Zion, the doctor
has prescribed outdoor life for the
popular druggist. Conditions are not,
as yet alarming. lie left Tuesday Io'
Il Pocatello.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

The Harvest sale at Sam L.
Lewis is a sale where you can
harvest best merchandise at the
lowest prices.
Byron Nelson has started feed
stable and yard three IbloSks north Of
Brennan & Davis stole Horses board
ed by the day. week or month Ac-
commodations good and horses LETT
with him will have the best Of care
The following couples were united in
matrimony by Clerk Holmes at PARIS,
Wednesday lst: Miss Esther Thorsen OF
Annabella, Utah, and Frank $. Wixom
of Sharon, aud Miss Eva Simmons and
Anthony swenson, both of Cokevilie'
| HxvFN
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Onis J Lentz of Kemmerer and
Ida May Uishoffer of the same place,
secured a marriage license and were
married Tuesday by County Clerk
Holmes.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Rev. F. G. Smith. rector of the Trim
ity Church of Pocatello, Idaho, and
Prof. Milo F. Reed, who Is president
of the Pocatello Academy, came d 'wn
from the Gate City Tuesday evening
and left for Dingle in order to be ready
for the opening of the duck season
which was Wednesday morning, Sept
ember lst. -------
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

John A. Upper, Jr., and sister
Katherine will leave next Monday for
Salt Lake. where they go to enter the
NPresbyterian Institute of that city,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03
Local New. 7 |
Montpelier, Idaho, Sept. 3, 1908
Chas. e. Harris. Notary Public.
A. Har H;,ohaa

ChaS. r.. Harris, Notary Pupiic.
Fresh fruit at the Handy Kitchen.
Mrs. John Mikan returned Tuesday
from short visit at Pocatello.
james Kinnersley was down from I
Kemmerer Sunday on business.
Try q banana special at the Randy |
Kitchen. 10 cents,
Mrs, Phil Hanak is suffering from |
an attack of acute indigestion.
Miss Lucy O'Brien OF Boise, is visit
[ ing Miss Minnie Ryan of this city. n
Mrs. II. A. Woolley's residence for
sale; inquire at the residence, Paris, Ida
Who said the City Of Montpelier had
purchased the much needed and talked
of scalesf
Dave Roberts and wife. of Malad,
are visiting with relatives and friends
in Montpelier
Try HiI Famous ooffses' Stewart
sells 'em,
Misses Nina and Maud Mullen of
Pocatello are the guests of Mrs. Ed
Brady Of this city.
Developing and finishing for the
amateur at Rinehart's studio.
Miss Marvel Kelly returned from
Star Valley Tuesday, after visiting
there for seven weeks.
For correct millinery at popular
prices see the hats at the Kremer shol
Sept 10th and nth.
One FIVE room house on Depot stree
for rent; good warm house for winter
Apply to D. McLennan.
Bear Lake counuy'ss share OF tn
state taxes this year is SIT, 1888. Las
year it was $l4,395 81.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

have for sale good team with har-
ness: weight about 1850 and 100 lbs. n
r.. N. Rinehart, Montpelier,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Mrs. q. Spongberg and daughter
Anna went to Cokeville Saturday to
visit with Mrs. Joe Fuller of that city
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

| A. o. Jensen, Charles Hager, J. &
syfert. Joe Crossley and Peter Hauck
jreturned August 2sth from a four
weeks pleasure trip. The boys Left
Aug. list overland, going first through
the Teton Basin country and Jack
sons Hole; thence TO the Yellowstone
National Park. where they spent tvs
weeks communing with the. wonders
of Nature. Mr.. Jensen, when being
interviewed the day of bis return
stated that they found game in abnnd
| ance before reaching the park and OF
one particular instance they gave
| wide birth to two cougars in the JacL
son Hole country.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

/ Miss Alice smith of Pocatello, arr
rived in the city Tuesday afternoon IN
the capacity as special accountant FOR
the Rocky. Mountain Bell TelephoI e
70 and will audit the books OF the
companies local office. Mics Smith was
formerly chief operator in the Shoshone
office. --------
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

| Miss Carrie Hunter Of this city, left
Monday for an extended trip to Colo
tado POINTS. Miss Hunter will be adj
sent from her many friends OF this
ckty for four months and possibly all
winter. During her extended trip to
rhe Centennial state, she will visit
friends in Pueblo, Colorado Springs
Ind Denver. --..a-.-.---
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

Visit the Randy Kitchen for fresh
hand made candy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

For sale, the fisst residnece
property east of the Examiner
office; for price and terms, see
l.. B. Leyerich.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-09-03

-. A. Upper, Jr., gave theatre
party TO number of his boy friends
{ Monday evening of this week, -----