Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1909-06-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Memorial Day was fittingly observed
by many OF the citizens of Montpelier
last Sunday. The exercises at the GEM
cry were short, but appropriate
There was q profusion of flowers an6
there was scarcely a grave in the Gem.
etery that was not decorated.
Ed Grosjean is now prepared to.give
electrical face messages at his barber
shop and has set aside Tuesday evening
for the ladies. Mrs. Grosjean will he
in attendance on those evenings. Their,
is nothing better for the skin than All
electrical massage and Ed is prepared
to give them properly. Give il trial,
Plenty of money to loan on improved |
farms. Long time and easy payments
Apply to Walter Hoge, Paris, Idaho.
L. w. johnson, the mine snperin- |
tendent left for Provo Wednesday and
expects to return here shortly with his
family. During the past week he has
obtained a lease under bond from the
Paris Boulder Company on five claims
north of the Boulder tunnel, and Is
having development work performed
there. A number CT Utah mining mel
are interested with him in the lease.
Mr.. johnson expresses the greatest con-
fdence in the ultimate success of the
Boulder property Paris Post.
Jewett's new wagonette can be en-.
gagged to take parties to the hot springs
every Sunday; will accommodate 10
passengers Leave orders at the Grove
livery stable,
There never was a county paper in
any locality that gave all the news. 1t
is often that someone comes or goes
Ithat none connected with the paper
hear about. 1t happens sometimes
that family is missed several times
They get the impression that the paper
does not care to mention them or has a
grudge against them. 1t is a mistake
The paper has no ill feeling Don't be
afraid to let the paper known that yor
have friends visiting you or that YOU
have been away visiting, etc.
or l4tSIle ObTuIiR duu OfdS T1uIu Speu
Sunday in Pocatello on business in con
'r. nection with the racing association
Representatives were present from al
of the towns in this circnit, except Dill
lon. Details regarding the race meet
were considered and all arrangement
practically completed. 1t is alread,
ar assured that there will be string o
rst good horses at each meet in the circuit
IN L. II Walker, secretary of the Poca
for talIo association WAC chosen as tho ~
IN fetal at the Montpelier races.
!. The Paris Post of June IS says: 'tGeC
raj the two-year-old son of Robert Kelse
ax- of this city lost his life Sunday in tn
,he canal which flows through their prof
* erty north Of town No one witnesse
~. Az the accident. The little fellow war
dered away to the canal aud by som
en-. lodged against a willow little Will
of after he was missed by brother of NJ
cal Kelsey The deceased was a brigf
iy, and lovable little fellow and his mo.
,.u untimely death is a great blow to h
he parents and relatives.
ing Fl. F. Otte has resigned as managt
irst for Ritter Bros Drug Co. at this plat
TO accept the position of general MAJ
is ager for the Steptoe Drug Co. at Ell
,er. New, for which point he will leave VIII
~, his family in few days Mr. Otte HI
been with the Ritter Bros. Drug Co f,
OF the past ten years or more and for tt
rnl- last year and a half has had charge
in the company's store here. He goes
its his new field with the best wishes f
success from the Ritter Bros. compal
oi and his Montpelier friends. He is su
ceeded as manager here by q. Fl Gree
who has been connected with the ste
here for the past two years and his
. Mr. Green is competent pharmac
and Thoroughly qualified to dischar
the duties of manager for this impol
ant branch of the company's business
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