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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

I The McCanlmon ball team, which
plays here tomorrow, will remain over
and play another game Sunday after
boon. Sundays game will be played at
the race track and will be called at $3.50
sharp
Rev. Smith was given farewell party
last night at the home of his daughter,
Mrs. B. Cherry, with whom he has been
visiting for the past two months. The
affair was given by the ladies of the
Methodist church, who desired TO show
their appreciation of Mr.. Smiths SER
vices during his stay here, in helping
to organize the church and Sunday
school. Ice cream and cake were served
and Just before the departure of the
guests, Rev. Smith was presented with
purse of about $l2. --..-----.---------
II Nose Lewis has decided to add sec
ond stofy to his new business block, as
lhave alec Messrs. Jones. McLennan and
Douglas. The second floor of these
blocks will not be fully completed inst
now, but the gentlemen figured that it
| would be wise to add the second stories,
.inasmnch as the present cost OF putting
up the additional walls will not be very
heavy. The making of these buildings
two stories will add much to their ap
pearance. -.--s=
RI Deputy Game Warden Dunford wal
IN town Tuesday on his return HON,
from weeks trip to Pocatello, Black
foot and other points. Last Sunday b.
4 had the pleasure of nabbing two o.
| Pocatello's prominent citizens, each o
whom had in their possession severa
| pounds of front in excess of what tn
: law prescribes shall be caught In on
: day. On Monday they were taken bt
J fore Judge Van Reuth, one of the Cat
3 City's dispensers Of justice, who assess
n e I fine of $40 and costs against eac
d one. They ding up, but declared tbs
; they would be more careful in the fntul
!. rs violating the law was rather expel
y sive. Mr.. Dunford also sold ten moi
e resident game licenses while ava,
n which made his trip profitable one 4
the game department.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

Henry Baron, who has lived at Dingle
for the past seven years and who has
been employed by the Telluride Power
company during that time, left this
week with his family for Salt Lake,
where he will make his home.
If you want to borrow money
on a long time at a fair interest
rate, and have good, irrigated
land to offer as security, be sure
TO see me. E. A. BURRELL,
Montpelier, Idaho.
M. B. Cherry, Jas. Smeath, Nm-
Roberts, Rev W. A. Smith and Mrs
Jessie Zane will leave in the morning
for Spokane to register for the LAND
opening. They will also register at
Occur dAlene and Kalispell, Mont.
Mrs. George Davis has opened her
bath rooms to the public on Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday OF each
week. with Friday as ladies day Rooms
absolutely private and exclusive Baths
, IS cents, with privilege of shower oath
Side door entrance.
FL. Alexander, of the Alexande
N Optical company of Salt Lake will ~
in Montpelier and Paris about Jul!
28th. All customers of DIR Franci
: King Of Logan, and those of the Alex
Z ander Optical company, and an
others having trouble with their eye
q should not fail to call at that time.
= The first shipment of Champion NOV
ie ers received by W. w. Clark went Lib
= hot cakes on cold morning. AT
other consignment of mowers will I
.e here next Monday morning. Don
ar buy your mower or reaper until yo
- see these popular machines.
Thor Nelson's new motor boat arrl'
lied last Saturday and was launched
iS the lake at Fish Haven on Monda
Y but little difficulty was experience
= lin getting the motor working, and 1t
now running as smooth as top. M
Nielsen Ia more than pleased with It,
go Aft. Hogensen arrived from Boi
= Sunday evening, being called here
70 the illness of Chas Hogenson, who di
= Monday morning. Mrs. ALT. Hogens
nc arrived Tuesday evening, having fail
to receive the telegram announce
Charles death in time to enable her
int get here for the funeral.
as For some time past there has be
- complaints from certain portions OF
-~o comfy to the effect that there are p
sons making practice of steal
ng calyee and Sheriff Bulge and Attorr
OF Harris have been busy the past few d'
KS. securing evidence by which they b
Inc to bring to justice the thieyes--
oao The ladies of the Methodist chul
met at the home OF Mrs NJ. b. Chez
me Tuesday afternoon and organized
'ef, Ladies' Aid society with Il memb'
AifThe following officers were elect
on President, Mrs. NJ. B. Cherry, ,
az president, Mrs. H. B. Whitman; SCI
ioAs tary, MIS-. f. w. Rinehart; treAsul
ling Mrs. Ed Schmidt. The society
part meet at the Methodist hall the sec
Thursday afternoon OF each month,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

The first accident in Montpelier, since
automobiles have become 50 numerous,
occurred last Sunday and resulted in the
death Of Cluster" DR.. Poynter's pug
dog. "Bnster'' either fell or jumped
from the doctors car while he was run
ming at moderate speed and one wheel
ran over its body, causing almost instant
death. The accident caused consider
able grief IN the Poynter home, especial
" TO Miss Ruth, who thought that there
was no other pug just as nice as Bus
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

D. G. Oakley and family, who came
over from Star valley the first Of last
week, have been detained here by the
illness of their son, D. @. Jr., who was
taken down with ptomaine poison last
Wednesday, The lad was very sick for
several days, hut has recovered snffi-
GENTLY to he able to accompany his par
ents home tomorrow.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

g. G. Gray arrived from Ogden Wedv
nesday evening with his new 30 horse
power Cadillac He was accompanied
by Cashier Bieelow of the Ogden State
bank, and his wife and daughter. They
left Ogden Sunday morning and arriy-
ed at Evanston that afternoon. Leav-
ing Evanston at 10 a. M, Monday they
arrived at Fish Haven early that even
ing and remained there until Wednes-
day afternoon. Mr.. Gray is highly
pleased with the car and believes that
he has the best buzz buggy in this bailiS
\ wick
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

Last Sunday about dozen Montpelier
lads went swimming in Bear river, inst
below the bridge on the Paris Montpel-
Ter road. The boys forgot to take their
bathing suits along, for which oversight
they were called before Judge Barrett
Monday evening. The judge gave them
short fatherly lecture and cautioned
them to seek more secluded place
hereafter when they go swimming,
minus even the garb that Father Adam
kWore =zzze=#az--4==s-srez
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

my, but this is tacky old depot forl
town of this size" remarked one lady
to another while waiting fora train the
other day at the station here. 81 should
say it is, replied her companion, land
| thould think the people here would
make a kick for better accommodations.
1t is certainly unpleasant to have to sit
in cubby hole like this while waiting
for train" Just then the train, for
which the ladies were waiting, whistled
and further comment on the condition
of the depot stopped.
The friends OF MT Frank Preston and
Miss Fl6ABedel were surprised last sun
day morning to learn that they had
quietly HE'D themselves to Paris on Sat
urday afternoon, where they were uni
It'd in marriage. the ceremony was
performed by County Auditor Holmes
at his home Mr.. Preston is firing OF
the First District aud is highly esteemed
hy his associates His bride is the sec
ond daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Bedel and IL one of Montpelier's popnla
8 Young ladies. The happy couple hav'
feceived hearty congratulations iron
: thsir many friends.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23
I0ea' NsWs / |
Montpelier, Idaho, July 90. 1909

sells EN- 4
Mrs. Harry Short, Sr. and son went
10 I:oise Tuesday for a weeks visit. 4
A fresh supply of home made candies
for the gath at the Handy Kitchen.
Mrs Priest of Kemmerer is visiting
in Montpelier, being the guest of Mrs.
Day.
Fresh handmade chocolates, 40 cents
pound, at the Handy Kitchen.
A new 4-room house for rent; call on
D. MeLenpaa,
Mrs. M. Malone and son Laurence
were Boise visitors couple of days this
week.
Mrs. w. r. Holmes and children went
to Salt Lake Sunday for two weeks
visit
Fancy and plain screen doors at D.
McLennan's.
Mrs Jack Welch and children OF Og-
den, are visiting with her mother, Mrs.
J. N. Rresee.
Court Stenographer Daniel Hamef
passed through Montpelier Monday on
his way TO Paris.
You press the button and we will DO
the rest at Rineharts Kodak Shop.
N. M. Pratt left Monday for Southern
Utah, where he intends to spend some
time prospecting.
Prof. II. D. Cheney, of the Academy
of Idaho, is here today in the interest
of that institution.
Mems summer underwear in union
aud separate pieces at Whitman's.
John Miller, the capitalist, dislocated
his law-bone last week praising Folger''
Golden Gate Coffee.
Mrs Joe Dayis of Cokeville, is assist
ing at the Modern Pharmacy during tn
absence of Mrs. Poynter.
Kemmerer coal always on hand
phone 100.
George Burnside and family arrive
from HoisingtoD, Kan, last week ant
will visit here for some time.
MIR. and Mrs. Niefong returned t
their home at Malad Monday evenin
after short visit in Montpelier.
Dress shirts, work shirts and swe
line of soft collar shirts at Fl B. Viii
mans.
Leave your order with w, w. Clar
for Bear Lake strawberries; he sells the
by the pound, quart or The case.
Lost, ON Main street between the Blu
goyne Hotel and Ritter Bros. old corn
gold fraternity pin. Please return
Hotel
Spt cial line of neckties, socks, oxfor
and shoes for men, ladies and childr
at II. B. Whitmans. -
Mis- Gladys Hansen of Georgetov
left last Friday for Salt Lake to becor
the wife of Mr.. Butterfield of tn
place.
Mrs. J. P Gillispie of Savannah, NJ
is visiting al the home of Mr.. and M
ITaysom. She is en- route to the Seat
hair.
We carry fine assortment of Kod
supplies and can ill your order at Ri
harris Kodak store.
Services every Sunday at st Andre
Episcopal church at II a. M, and .
m Fl. b, McJamison in charge.
public cordially invited.
Go tosthe Montpelier bakery for f.
bread, cakes. confectionery. choi'
fruits, etc First door east of Bank
Montpelier *
Attorney Harris and Sheriff Blu
madea business trip to Nounan #,
day. They say the crops look bel
than they ever did before.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

AL Thiel had the little finger on his
right hand broken and the flesh badly
bruised, Tuesday evening, by, getting
his hand caught, in the fan of an auto
,mooile, with which he Was working
w. B. Graham went to Logan to close
The deal for the sale of several hundred
rcres of Mexico land to parties there
lie will canyas Cache county in the in
\erest of the Mexican Land Co., before
returning.
In the last issue of the Examiner 9
mistake occurred in giving the amount
.llowed by the council to Jake Jones al
water superintendent and roadoyerseer
the amount being $40 instead of $22i
" published.
E. O. Norman, who has been workinl
| f1r the G. IA. q s. P. railroad ont o
| billings, Mont, for the past six weeks
las been re-instated in the service of tn
short Line and will probably get his oil
run back on the Minidoka branch.
County Superintendent Hermoin
Hart returned Sunday from Denver
where she had been in attendance
the National Educational Association
She reports that there was q large a
Tendance Of teachers from all sectioi
of the United States and the meetir
" IS a most successful one in every ga
7 tic lar,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23
BRENNAN q DAVIS BLOCH

The shipments of sheep to eastern
markets continue quite heavy Last
Saturday, Sunday and Monday close to
200 car loads of sheep were fed at the
Montpelier stock yards,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

Mrs. Fl. Collipriest was down from
Kemmerer several days this week. She
and the children will shortly join Nr.
Collipriest here, they having rented a
house in fluff town"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

MIR. and Mrs. o. g. Moline of Kansas
City, Mo-, are the proud parents of IL
pound son, who arrived at their home
Wednesday. July q. Mrs. Moline was
formerly Miss Pauline Phelps.
For sale, the fisst residence
property east of the Examiner
office; for price and terms, see
L B. Leverich.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

Mis- Gladys Hansen of Georgetown
left last Friday for Salt Lake. to becom,
the wife OF Mr.. Butterield of thai
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

Dance at pavilion tomorrow night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

Mrs Harry Short, Sr. and son went
10 Ioise Tuesday for weeks visit.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-07-23

Mrs. =. P. Gillispie of Savannah, No :.
is visiting al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
ATaysom. She is en- route to the Seattle
hair.
We carry a fine assortment of Kodal
supplies and can ill your order at Rint
harris Kodak store.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27
FATE.

Two shall be born the whole wide
world apart.
And speak in different tongues, and
have no thought
Each of the others being. and no heed
And these DER unknown seas from
unknown lands shall cross,
Escaping wreck, defying death;
And all unconsciously shape every
act
And bend each wandering step to this
one end:
That one day out Of darkness they
shall meet
And read LIES meaning in each others
eyes.
And two shall walk some narrow way
of life
So nearly side by side that should
Ever so little space to right or left
They needs must stand acknowledged
face to face:
And yet, with wistful eyes that never
meet
With cropping hands that never clasp,
And lips calling in vain to ears that
never hear
They seek each other all their weary
days,
And die unsatisfed-and that is Fate.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27
AGE OF THE LITTLE CHILD.

Give the age Of the little child.
Heartbeat music of Ministries wild;
Careless rapture and April glee-
Age of the little child for me.
Iron age. gold age-What are they?
Childhood age is a golden day
Set with sapphire and gemmed with
wine
or JOY and laughter and love divine.
Age OF invention and power and
steam
Give me the age OF childhood dream,
Bubble-bright spirits and music sweet
OF silver singing and dancing feet.
Age Of letters and age of art
Give me the age Of the childhood heart.
When loves sweet spirit on velvet wing
Blooms like beautiful bluebeli spring.
Give me the age of child-the years
OF lightheart laughter. before the tears
Mellow the music and dim the glow
OF the sunlight lands where the child
hearts go.
-Folger McIIinsey I'm Baltimore Sun.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27
WILLIE WAS WARBLEO
OUT OF THE HOUSE

II is all very well for d boy 10 have
sisters but to have five sisters, all of
Whom hope to be great opera singers
ana insist upon practicing at home
"hen the one brother is struggling with
geography is too much. That is why
Willie Mclaughlin left home last Sun
day forenoon. why he fed from the
mad scene Of Lucia" and worse things
al ms fathers house, 34l Lexington ave-
nut. Brooklyn, and didn't stop walking
until he.got to Yonkers.
In his more determined moments
along the way, Willie strobe on to the
imaginary music of an anvil chorus
Even when it was past supper time
and Willie was so footsore that he
crossed the Yonkers city line humming
the dead march from saul" he had no
IDEA of ever seeing the folks again.
he had 20 cents with him and his ia
thers fishing tackle, and was IL years
old.
He told himself that 20 cents would
keep him going till he could catch
some fish. and even if they didn't bite
well he felt sure it would be easier to
make fortune travelling about the
world out Of his grammar school geog-
raphy, while Bertha. Mary, Henrietta.
Judith and Sarah were grouped about
the piano in the same sitting room, all
trying to be Carmen at once
He had got only 50 per cent in his
geography test at public school No A
the Friday before. and his father had
reprlmanded him and told him to get
busy on the capes and islands at home,
so he could do better work in school.
That was what he tried to do on Sun
day morning, but as soon as he had got
the i've grand divisions of the earth's
surface spread out in front of him the
i've sisters spread themselves round
the piano.
Willie tried to be stUdious, and even
experimental with setting the capes
from Maine to Florida to the music. BY
hanging hard and long TO the Point he
managed TO make CRANBERRY Point,
just south of Tunk pond. fit in very
well with Heavenly Aida" as done
andantino and with expression. But
Beauty re-splen-dent" was stranded
on Matinicus islands. and IRA -di-ant
hover was total loss off Kenne-
bunkport.
What's the use of education?" he
He shook down his savings
bank. secreted his dads fishing tackle,
and stole away
1t was early in the evening that the
boy reached Yonkers. He asked a po-
liceman where he could sleep. was taken
to the police station, and the New York
police were notified. Willie got home
the same night. after the five sisters
were all abed and dreaming of tumuItu-
Gus applause from the proscenium
boxes.
Willie's father is employed in a whole
sale leather house as an inspector of
York World
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27
When the Hair Falls.

While the loss of a few hairs every
day. say about 50, is perfectly natural,
actual mounting seasons for the hair
are not at all normal. The amount of
hair that is in the comb after the aver
age girl is through doing her hair
would lead one to think so. Most girls
abuse their hair sadly, and some are so
ignorant of what should be done for
the hair that they do not even know
the proper kind of comb to use. The
only comb that should be used is one
made Of hard rubber With coarse round
teeth all OF the same size. One or the
special points that one should be sure
about is the round edges of the teeth
where they Join the back of the comb.
Sharp-pointed teeth will injure the
hair. splitting and tearing it. and they
VIII scratch the scalp and make 1t sore
s fine tooth comb is a relic OF barbar-
ism and should have no place on the
dressing table. A girl who employs 1t
in the hope of removing dandruf is do
ing the worst possible thing.
one should be gentle in combing Tie
hair. especially If the hair snarls cas-
ily When the hair is tangled the fin
gers should be used to disentangle IL
before the comb is touched to il. The
comb should never grasped with III
the fingers, bracing the end OF IL
against the palm, for when this is done
one IS sure 10 comb too roughly. IN
stead the comb should be held WIN
the thumb and first two fingers. When
the comb is held lightly in this positioI
II is imposs bic TO use q great zeal OF
force and the snarls will have 10 oe
gently disentangied. 1t is hard Wnen
one is in hurry not to run the como
theoretically through the hair, rernoE-
ing the tangles in but a few SECONDS.
II the comb is held in the proper way
it viii be almost impossible to exert
enough force to tear the hair.
Moderate brushing stimulates lne
circulation of the blood in the scalp
and removes a great deal Of the dust
from the hair, but 1t should never De
INDUCED in to the extent of vigorously
raking the scalp with wire orusn'
emily brushing the hair with n'oo-
crately stiff brush for fifty or SO
strokes each night will benefit the nan
vastly. but there is no need 70 prusn
the hair a hundred or hundred anu
fifty vigorous rough strokes every
hight.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27
Conducted by Helene vaIesu.
HELENE vALEAU's ANSWERS


lions asked by the feminine readers of
The Intermo@ntair Catholic. The wei
known character and authority of her
replies need no introduction TO those
already familiar with her ability. Miss
Naleau will take kindly and personaJ
interest In those who write to her. and
VIII spare no pains in seeing that their
inquiries are answered fully and care
iutiy. Write only Oh one side of the
paper. Address letters to Miss Helene
aleau' lntermountain Catholic.
y. NJ. Ogden: The flesh around ~.
owes is particularly delicate and 80 ne
therefore be handled accordingly yn,,
can reno all those little fine lines IL
YOU VIII lge very carefully and nee
gooq urisher. The old method
o. rubr ~ tiny circles was never
very su 9ss hen done by an inev-
perienced perFg there was srcb dsn-
ger Of mai as the movement too beaI[,
II YOU vii @ ,ew these directions am
sure you VII. oe delighted with the re-
SUITS; Battle IN warm water. dry quick
ly and beginning at the outer corner or
the eye stretch little skin between the
hrst and second fingers of one hand and
with a finger of the other hand gently
work IN skin nourisher move the an
gers along and stretch a little moro
SKIN. working nourisher i'm as before
continue an this manner TO the nose and
back again. Wipe off what oil The skim
has not absorbed and sponge in cold
water
\ ;. Butte: You can do wonders
toward developing your neck and max
ing it full and round BIZ the followinr
treatment: Massage it once a dav with
skin nourisher: of course. cleanse skin
hrst well in warm water. with SOAP.
ana rinse In clear warm water After
me massage, rinse in cold water Make
All movements circular in form when
massaging. Then do the following sim
pie neck exercise for five minutes about
twice day. !. Turn head slowly
around TO right as far as possible. then
10 left in same way. >. Bend head back
ward far as you can. then forward in
same manner. g. Bend head over to
right shoulder and then over to left &
Relax the neck and then turn head
round and around in q circle, trying to
touch yourself q s you do so. Do each
or these exercises several times and in
each one be sure TO hold spine perfectly
erect. They viii make marked i'm
proyement in neck in a short time.
Mrs. a. NJ. Ogden-Wil you kindly
tell me what is good 10 make hair
grow, or tell me of some good tonico
Also what is good to whiten a very
brown skin?
When the hair falls out or does not
grow, the scalp is not in healthy con-
dition. The best way to overcome the
difficulty is to keep the circulation up
to par at the roots of the hair. This
means that the scalp should not be
tight If the scalp is manipulated
with the fingers daily an improvement
should be seen within a few weeks. If
one is troubled with dandruff. the ma
nipulation and a vigorous brushing of
the scalp-not the hair-will help TO
rid one of int. A tonic IS helpful. but
not necessary. However IL the scalp is
Cry. rubbing in a little oily substance.
Ike pure white vaseline, viii help
il is we'll TO not try To Whiten the
skin. but let nature have her own way
in this regard.
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1909-03-27
Woman's First DUTY.
b is Moman,s first duty.

Health is womans first duty
Dress judiciously, cool in summer,
warm in winter.
Live in the open air and sunshine.
Take off your high heels that throw
the delicate organs out of place and in
jure your eyesight.
Let out tight clothing that you may
have room to expand the diaphragm
and breathe deeply.
Protect your ankles, the most sensi-
tive part of the human body
Keep early hours for sleep and plenty
of them.
Masticate your food we'll and see that
it is properly cooked and nutritious.
Keep mind and body active, your
heart light and happy that you may
bring sunshine into the home and be a
power in the world.
That is womans first duty.