Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-12-10

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Tax-paying time has rolled around {
again and You should ear in mind that 3
taxes not paid by the first Monday in
January become delinquent, and pen 9
atty is added. !
Thos Best has resigned his position :
as machinist in the railroad shops, and 8
will leave about Dec. 18th for Los An
geles, TO take position in the Southern !
Pacific shops. 1
For sale a carpet loom, has been
useb two years, is in good condition in
quire at this office.
A County teachers meeting will be
held in the Montpelier high school
building Saturday, Dec. IS beginning
at o. In. All teachers and school pa
irons invited to attend.
Ike Spiers was in town Tuesday.
For the past month he has been work
ing with one of the gangs on the con-
struction of the telephone line to the
Gray's Lake country.
Why not let your money do double
d1tyP You no doubt owe your friends
photo and at Xmas time it is very az
propriate gift. We have many of the
latest styles of mountings at Rinehart's
studio
All those knowing themselves indebted
to the late Fred Grunig are notified
til 1t all accounts unsettled on Jan. !.
1910, will be placed in the hands Of an
attorney for collection.
The 90 pairs of Chinese Pheasants
A mention of which was made last week,
4 arrived on No. Wednesday morning
and were taken to Paris, where they
will be cared for during the winter by
: Russell Shepherd. ->
tr Pete Olsen was down from Cokeville
'S Tuesday GA business. He reports that
10 the bank, which opened there few
weeks ago, lie doing nice business and
q that the incorporation of the town Is
,e practically assured.
You can pay your taxes at the
of First National Bank of Mont
e. pelier, Idaho. Bring your tax
notice with you.
+. The Improvement associations of the
Second ward will hold conjoint meet
!. ing Sunday evening at 1880 o'clock.
An interesting program is being prepar-
Ell and everybody is cordially invited to
1s attend the meeting.
Two batteries of field artillery, com
4 prising about 270 men, under the CONF
ST. mand OF Col Foster. passed through
'at here Tuesday on special train. They
'or were enroute from Fort Russell to Van
Couver Barracks. --------
ed You are wanting something nice to
1s. present your friends at Xmas time.
You can secure twelve such gifts for
-. the price of one dozen of our latest
-. photos, and the problem of making the
- selection is solved -Rinehart's studio
Miss Kate Craig of Pocatello, district
traffic chief and Miss P. E. Barnes OF
NJ Boise, division superintendent of traffic
IA for the Bell Telephone company, spent
ave Tuesday in the city looking after tn,
interests of the company.
wis County Superintendent Hermoin'
- Hart and County Probation Office
Wilks were in town Wednesday. They
were returning to Paris from schoo
her visiting trip in the north end of the
re- county Miss Hart reported that the,
She fannd the attendance good in each dis
!. trict visited.
day Mrs j. N. Downing returned Monda
age from two weeks visit with her daugh
ine, ter, Irene, at Salt Lake. She states the
eral Irene has been troubled so badly 70
several weeks with rheumatism in he
&C. hands that she had to give up the stud
,;na of music and portion of the time sh
49,, has not been able to dress herself,
Mrs. H. Fl. Mcguire returned Monda
,ron, from Cottage Grove, Oregon, whel
hos che was called Wednesday of last wee
arey oy sne 'e"'n =. 10. e,S0ei nao"D
him Z onaney' Aue oouJ "a'
Middleton, Idaho, for burial MI
Clancy accompanied Mrs. Magui
mere home and will remain here for sever
ton- weeks. a-4--5---
andy
in receipt of a letter this week fro
= Craig Watts of Chesterfield, asking t
premit to trap beaver along the POI