Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18

have some that were $500, they are
now $3.50, others at $l.65 Jones'
Robson Co.
NJ. B. Cherry has taken his old
position with the c. w. & M. Co.,
succeeding NJ. s Roberts, who has
resigned to engage in the grocery
business.
Our complete line of mems, ladies'
and babies wool lined are now in
keep your feet warm. III. Il. Whit
man.
Watch for the Christmas rock
ers which will arrive about
Dec. 1St at the Douglas Furn
iture Co.
A. G.. Preston andM. s. Roberts
have formed partnership and will
engage in the grocery business, open
ing about the first of December in the
building now occupied by Mrs.
Whinyates.
We make a speciality of fine watch
repairing. Work done promptly at
as low prices as is consistent with
good work. Will also make you rea-
,sonable prices on all reliable makes
of watches.-J. S. Chiffon, jewler.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spidell will
leave in a few days to visit with Mr..
Spidell's parents at Rupert. Henry
has been on the sick list for the past
two weeks and will remain at Rupert
until he is able to go to work again.
Two applications for membership
were received by Idanha lodge X. of
p, last Tuesday night, and with a
half dozen or more prospective can
didates in sight ''the boys" are antici-
pating lively time in the lodge this
winter.
Strayed or stolen from field south
of Montpelier, one white mare, 10
years old, branded ]. j. on left shout
der, one bay horse years old, brand
ed G. e on left shoulder. A reward
of $25 will be given for information
leadinb to the recovery of the amin
ais.
DR. Wicks came over from Evans
ton last Saturday and purchased two
40-horse power Oakland cars from e.
il NJ Stewart. The doctor and another
gentleman from Evanston drove the
cars home, leaving here early last
4 Sunday morning.
T. The high school will give dance
at the pavilion Wednesday night,
Nov. 80. The proceeds will be used
in fitting up a gymnasium. Tickets
only rs cents, check room free. Free
punch will be served and light re-
freshments will be sold.
Try the Cruikshank rooming house
for furnished rooms; hot and cold water;
bath in connection. Good, clean beds.
III. e. Coles, representing the Elias
Morris Sons Co. of Salt Lake, marble
and monument dealers, was in the
city Wednesday. He secured an
order from J. q. Massey for a fine
Italian marble shaft and from A. f.
Thiel for handsome Scotch Granite
shaft.
Don't forget the bazaar to be given
by the Lady Maccabees at the /. O.
o. +. hall Monday, Nov. 81. Just the
place to buy your Christmas presents.
Refreshments will be served during
the afternoon and evening and fine
: program will be rendered in the even
ing.'
B. Bunderson of st. Charles, had
S 100 tons of good hay destroyed by fire
) Ion the night of Nov. lst Mr.. Bund-
erson says there is no donbt but what
: the fire was of incendiary origin and
| he is quietly securing evidence which
. will lead to the arrest and convietiotl
of the guilty parties. ------l
John G. Hoff was in from George
town last Saturday for the first time
since he was taken i'll seven weeks
ago. Although still weak from the
operation and severe illness he II
gaining strength daily. Mr.. Hoff'i
recovery has been remarkable for {
man 70 years of age.
One hundred ladies tailor made
suits which were delayed in ship
ment, arrived this week and are sell
ing at from $l2 to $l5 suit. The.
woald be a bargain at $25 at any othe
time. Call and get one before the,
are all gone.-Sam L. Lewis, TIL
Fair Store.
The Richards & Lewis Stock com
pany has been booked for tire
nights engagement at the Montpelie
Theatre, beginning Monday night
Nov. 81. The opening bill will b
my Dixie Girl" a popular Souther
play. High-class specialties will b
given between acts. Prices % an
90 cents.
Marines Nelson of Ovid, was al
rested last Monday on the charge G
stealinga cow from Geo.'B. Spencel