Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-03-26

quality of goods, are always rig hit D.
McLennan.
We have received this spring over
5000 rolls of wall paper, and have de-
signs to suit the tastes of everyone, but
will not be able to open up one-half OF
it until we get into our new building. -
D. McLennan.
Jim Hansen. who broke his right hip
bone on the 10Th of last January is
again able to get around with the aid OF
crutches He was in town Tuesday for
the first time since the accident hap-
pened. He is rapidly regaining the use
of his leg and thinks he will be able to
discard the clutches in another month
Potted plants and cut flowers always
IN hand. Funeral designs made on
short notice at reasonable prices. =
Norton, the florist, arls ida phone II.
Three cars of lumber hrve been un-
loaded in our yards the past week and
four more are on the road, also car of
roofing paper. Ours is the only house
in the valley that buys Ibis paper in car
load lots and we guarantee onr prices
to be lower than all competitors
Lehman.
| Mrs Olof Cederlund died at hel home
in Logan last Friday from the result of
critical operation. The remains were
brought to Montpelier for burial, the
funeral services being from the L. D. S.
meeting house Tuesday morning. De-
ceased was II years of age.
Have Won seen the "Saxonia Kerosene
Oil Lamp" that is on exhibition at
Rinehart's studio2 1t gives 1906 candle
power light and consumes less than
half the amount of oil that an ordinary
lamp does. No odor, no Pickering, no
smoke, but steady white light, Drop
in and see it, as it may be just what
you want. --, --------->
Miss Lydia Nielsen was surprised
last Monday evening by about 90 of her
A Young friends, the occasion being her
18th birthday. very pleasant evening
was spent in playing games in which
Miss Nellie Gee and Mr.. Raymond
Reese won the first prizes. Light re-
freshments we're served.
Miss wager, the corsetaire, is show
ing fine line of domestic and import
ed corsets of French military effects;
medium prices; all goods to measure
I h.a, will OFT
pleased to see you at her room at the
Hotel Burgoyne. Please call at once at
You will be pleased. Will be i'll the
city until Thursday, March 81 only.
A farewell party will be given at the
r. D. s. meeting house next Wednesday
night in honor of Walter Hancock, who
is going on mission to the Eastern
States There will be short musica
: and literary entertainment, followed
: by a good social time, The admission
| will be in tie way of free will offer
ing at the door, Everybody invited.
A Frank Jones is having his frame
4 building reduced to one story. Wher
Ithis il completed the bnilding will b
, removed across Main street onto tn
vacant ground vest of the postofic
: block. AS soon as the old building i
: removed, excavation will begin for thu
ID Jones-Douglas-M cLendan brick block
II which ia to be erected on the site jus
70 east of the G. W. & NJ. Go,shnilding.-
ri The second presentation OF ''littl'
Alabama" by the Montpelier Dramati
8 company last Friday night was witness
ed by an audience considerably large
than that which witnessed the frs
Dploduction, among whom were man
of the first nighters' Never tefol
: has a theatrical company in Montpelie
II received heartier greeting on tn
of second production Of q play than it'd
$, Ivp the first night The company full
~ appreciates the patronage that has bee
It. accorded them and in the near futul
they will present another play, whiC
%. they promise will be as good, if not be
of ter, than little Alabama. The woI
v of eacn member of the company Frids
es showed improvement over that of I'll
at first night, while the specialties brougl
forth rousiug applause from the aud
~. ence The music furnished by Il
r;l pavilion orchestra added life to t
ed play, and the dramatic club desires
ne. publicly thank the orchestra for
ed part in helping to make the evening
at pleasant one to all who were in stten
ance.