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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
saIt Lakers in Ea7t.

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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
CAME FROM LANCASHIRE
To WED WESTERN MINER

Arriving in The city during the week
from FuyncsE. Lancashire. was dainty
English girl Her name IL Eliza beth Jane
shaw She came so this city 10 meet her
afranced I'm tho person of William Wit
son. a mining man Of Bingham, and the
two were welded by the Rev. i. a, Slnlp-
Isjn Saturday at II o'clock and they Will
reside at the Lark mine. where the groom
haG q widc circle OF friends.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
Veterans Doing Well.

W. c. Hampton. department comma nd =
or OF the Spanish War Veterans was a
salt Lake visitor Iasl week. Commander
Hampton reported the camps of4 the
Spanish War Veterans 10 be in q flourish
ing condition. He said that this was
especially true Of William Fitzgerald
camr No. ?. which IL situated ar Fort
Douglas Here. tho commanding officer
Major May. has furnished the veterans
with o hail. which was the scene OF an
enjoyable smoker last Thursday evening.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
MEMORIAL MEETINGS To
BE HELD FOR FERRER

Thirty of the largest American cities
and all the principal cities OF Europe VIII
hold memorial meetings In honor Of Fran
oisc,, Irerrcr. the Spanjard who wn3 exc
cited thursday night, October IL. inc
6rsi anniversary OF his execution by the
,.,ss meeting nj tho Ladies Literary
c,,,h building. Third East near Brisham:
in honor OF Ferrer viii be addressed l.,,, ny
The REV Elmer !. Goshen Mssistrn, ,,o, Sh,n
isroWn and others. Homer j.. Buri WIN
bioMit 'idn The meeting bogIns at O'Clock.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
METEOROLOGICAL REPORT

VIE. IF.UIeULUUILNIl REPORT
Record al the local Office. United STATES
weather bureau. FOR twenty -four hours
ending at y. m. yesterday:
temperature at p. M. - degrees;
maximum temperature. ST degrees: mini
mum temperature, II degrees: mean tenn
perature. G6 degrees. which is 10 degrees
above normal. Total deficiency since the
first Of the month degrees; total excess
since January l. $50 degrees
Precipitation at p. m. none; total
precipitation since frat of the month.
LIS inch. which is S5 inch above uor-
NAL. Total deficiency since January I.
4.56 inches. Relative humidity SO per
cent.
Moon rises October at 1c;42 p. IN.
and sets at 9:3S p M
Sun rises October al 6.33 a m. and
sets at $50 a. m,
WEATHER RECORD
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
Reagan Wants Purse.

Special To The Tribune.
OGDEN, oct S.-JiInmy Reagan who
foulcd Gene McGovcrn here IN the fight
last night has refused TO accept the
losers end OF the purse, claiming that
Referee Tom Painter should have de-
clarcd him the winner, Hc will probably
carry the matter into court.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
FAIRLY BUSY WEEK FOR
BOARD OF EDUCATION

This promises 10 be a fairly busy week
for the city school board. The commit
tee on buildings and grounds will meet
at o'clock Monday afternoon, the COM
mittce on teachers and school work an
hour and half later. and the board Will
hold its regular monthly meeting Tuesday
OF S. the hour in the summer months for
the board 10 convene.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
Chief Gets a Check

Fire Chief w II. Glorc is in receipt OF
a check for S25 from Russell i. Tracy
representing l.. 3. Goldberg. owner Of
the property at 229 South Main street,
occupied by the Stickpey Cigar company
as slight recompcnse for services rem
dered by the fire department OH January
= last. when flames were discovered in
the basement; Of the building, The money
has been turned into the f1remen's relief
fund
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
COMPLAINT Filed Against Doctor.

j. Il. Johnson. deputy food and dairy
commissioner, wills in Grantsville, rooele
county. Saturday. where complaint was
filed charging DR., NJ b. Shipp who runs
a drug store there, with shipping unsanl-
terv ice cream containers. Mr. Johnson
Toocle
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
DR., Avery Prosperous

The many Salt Lake acquainta ances Of
DR.. o II. Alvey. who was principal of tho
Washington school hero. ten or twelve
years ago. will be interested to learn
that he is doing weIl in Idaho. Commu-
nications from Dr.. Alvey so u. H. Chris
tensen. superintendent OF the city's pub
lie schools, show that DR.. bycy Is a MEM
Der OF the school board at Paycttc. Ida.
is president OF the payette National bank
with capital Of $3.50 900. and or tic
pany.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
Ogden Wins Easily,

The football team OF the Ogden hi h
school defeated tho Jordan high school
Team on the field at Sandy, Saturday
afternoon. by score Of % 20 q.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-10-09
Weather Forecast for Salt Lake City and Utah: T
F.: Fair Sunday and probably Monday Moder;
temperature,

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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27

Ii you want good article at reason
able price, always buy at home. no mat
ter what you want. Money spent in
your county will come back to you, but
money sent away is lost. Geo o Wal
ton sells everything in the musical line
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Kemmerer 2; Montpelier A.

The game Of ball last Sunday resulted
in victory for Kemmerer by score of
9 to / Montpelier showed up in good
form for the first three or four innings
and held the "coal diggers'' down to
one run, while the home team had three
scores to their credit, and it looked as
though the game was ours However
in the fifth inning the visitors added
four more runs to their credit as the re-
suit of errors on the part of Montpelier,
and from that on errors came SO fast
that the only wonder was that Kemmer-
Ell didn't pile up more runs.
Day was In the box for Montpelier
and did very good work, but he was UNI
able to counterfeit the errors made by
the other players
There was 40 wranglirg during the
game, as the decisions of Umpire Hart
were SO fair that even the Montpelier
rooters had only one kick to make
The Kemlnerer boys are a clever
bunch and they promised to show the
Montpelier team and fans good time
ON the occasion of their vlsir to the
coal town next Sunday and Monday.
Our boys have been doing some good
practice work this week, and with few
changes in the lineup, Manager Buck
Wright feels confident that Montpelier
will take the biz end of the gate re-
ceipts ut both games in Kemmerer
The next game here will probably be
with Cumberland week from next
Sunday,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Bargains in Montpelier Reel Estate

Examine the following list, then call
and let US show you the property.
A fine Groom residence in the east
part of town, with one and one fourth
acre of ground on coner of street; has
good barn and other out-buildings, and
considerable fruit, very homelike. Price
-, 200. Terms.
Five room house with cellar and
pantry, barn other out-buildings, good
well. nicely located on Jefferson Street
Prizes III 800. Terms.
Slx-room house with cellar, pantry
and closet, southeast Corner, lot look
10 feet and 50x51 feet on back end of
lot where barn now stands, one block
from Main street. Worth the money
S., 600
Five-room honse with two lots, we'll
located. Price 81, 900.
Four room house and stables Oh lot
50xl50 feet. This is close in and very
desirable property. ~ C 1850.
Two-roomed house n t 5tX233 feet.
Stable, shed and well. Very cheap at
800.
Four-room house, barn and other out
buildings, lot S4xl50 feet. Owing to
favorable location, this property is sure
to increase in value. Price SO 800
Lot IS frontage on Washington ST..
for 50, 200
Five lots with south from age on
Washington Street between 18th and
front street. Very desirable business
property. An unusual bargain, let us
tell you about it.
A fine tract of land close to depot d
the business phrtion of town, suitable
for plating. Price very reasonable.
Five lots in the residence portion of
town, 57x147 feet, price SIS each.
Eight lots in the New Williams sub
division on the north side. Very desir-
able buildinb lois. Price 800 each. Let
us show You this property and explain
the easy payment plan.
Whether You want to sell or buy. we
can get You deal. we also write Fire
Insurance None but reliable compan-
les represented.
BEAR RIVER VALLEY LAND Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Gave a Farewell Social.

Last Saturday evening Il social WAS
rendered four of the teachers of the
city schools, who are Rebekahs, by
the members of Hope Lodge No. %,
in tile lodge room. Noble Grand,
Mrs. Underwood made IL few remarks,
expressing the regret of the lodge in
losing these sisters, which was re-
sponded to by Miss Goss and Mrs.
Gardner. All then joined in singing
"Anld Lang Syne." DR.. Guyon made
a facetious little talk, and Charlie
H0ff told of some of the early eXpef-
fences with school marms. Some of
II younger brothers were requested
to add their tribute, but Were either
too modest, or their experiences We're
too recent to bear repeating. Miss
Basset favored the company with
several selections ON the piano. The
Re1ekah ladies' quartet sang I'D MT
Fret and all joined in anotht song.
Games foil WED for short time,
aft IT which strawberries, ice cream
and cake were served. In parting
all extended to the retiring teachers
best wishes for their future welfare
and success in their work, and eX-
pressed the hope that they might
meet with Hope lodge again some
future day.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Superintendent Manson Promoted

Salt Lake, May 26.z-J. M. Davis
becomes Gen'l Supt. of the northern
district of the Southern Pacific at
San Francisco, succeeding j. II.
Young, recently resigned to accept II
position with the Guggenheims. This
announcement was made yesterday
by Vice President Bancroft of the
Oregon Short Line. +. G. Manson
becomes general superintendent of
the Oregon Short Lime at Salt Lake,
succeeding Mr.. Davis. T. f. Row
lands is to be superintendent of the
,-alt Lake division.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Liquid Veneer

Wilbur Williams, upon whose IN
formation Frank Butler was arrested
last week on the charge af violating the
local option law, failed TO put in appear
ance Tuesday before Judge Staleys
court and the case was dismissed.
Il you want good article at reason
able price, always buy at home, no mat
ter what you want. Money spent in
your county will come back to you, but
money sent away is lost Geo o Wal
ton sells everything in the musical line.
Miss Alice Beach, who formerly
Taught in the Montpelier schools, arriv-
ed here Wednesday for two weeks
visit. She has been teaching in FIRE.
mont county for the past two years, and
will spend her summer vacation at Lin
coin, Neb.
J. J. Taylor is spinning about in his
new 2O-horse power Flanders Run-about
which he bought last week through the
Studebaker Co. It is dandy little
car, and Joe says he will be able to go
any place with it that any of the big
cars can.
IL you are not a Kodak owner, be-
come one at once, it willmake life more
complete. We sell the Promo, Hawk
eye and Eastman at SO and up. None
better. Write for catalogue -Rine-
hart's studio, Montpelier.
James Redmau passed through here
last Sunday with car loard of house
hold goods and implements, en- route to
his ranch at Cora, Wyo. Mrs. Redman
will remain here for several weeks. in
stead of Rock Springs az stated in last
weeks Examiner.
The committee appointed from the
several fratel Il orders, churches anu
other societies TO arrange for Memorial
day exercises. are requested to meet at
Odd Fellows hall next Sunday afternoon
at 5 O'Clock sharp, for the purpose of
preparing a program and completing
other arrangements for the day.
| Last week in mentioning those who
assisted in getting up the Vaudeville
Ientertainn emit for the benefit of the
public library, the name of Mrs. C. Fl.
Toomer was Internationally omitted.
/ To her efforts were largely due the sue
cess of the entert iii ment, and she il
deserving of hearty thanks for the as
sistance she rendered.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Byron's Troubadours.

There is no question but Byron's
who will give one of their
concerts at the Theatre Saturday night,
June a. are one of the best troupes on
the road. Wherever they have been
the press and clubs under whose aus
pices they have given entertainments,
have been loud in their praise of them
The price of admission will be %, IS
and % cents; tickets on sale at Ritter
Bros Drug store. The following pro-
gram will be rendered, subject to change:
''''' ''' Rondo Gapiriciios;to' 'Ne'''OAA
Saxaphone Solo. .Affenboch
: Aria from Tales Of Holgmon
ren0f 500 Nitai iaitoiniai. Nef' ae N'yen
Harp Solo ................ Old OalSen Bucket
Variatians
"a Qnerido Iuzon
OBJ On the Road to Monterey
instrument, the only one OF It's kind Invented
and used exclusively by Byron's Tronbadours.
Eloi'n SOLO .ttzarios : hanser
80 m" Asleep in the Deep s., :
''o'S That Wasnilt Ali Cfhe Soul iiis ''
Trio-Vi, lin, Cello 3 Harp. Gouno
Ave Maria
Pilgrims Observation-Disclosures -
Pause
Wilam Tel
d. aaori-.A samoan Dance
b. Chant Philippine
Vocal Quartet. Observation-Disclosures. ......... Evans
Come to the Land OF bohemia
Cornet Solo. .................C ramer
Two OF Us
AOihl acbln
The Rosary
SaxaphOnc Quartet accompaniment Byr N
1fCHtSJlh. dehGileu
American Patrol
NOchl SUN TOulpT
La Pnloma-Spansh
Organ Chimes Observation-Disclosures. Verdi
lUS diSttct tnncS.-ToWer Scene---E Ell Tfayntore
Song and Chorus ..t..................,B Byron
Oh! You Soldier Kid
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27

Several pieces of furniture still for
sale cheap: Cannot move Lefore June
l5.-J. A. Hess.
Mems oxfords in black, OK blood and
all shades of tan and the very latest
shapes at Lorenzo Burgoyne's.
You can hear favorable comment ON
every hand regarding the Montpelier
-four since the new miller arrived.
See the new line of ladies' summer
parasols at Whitman's.
George Walton sold >1S pianos during
April. Names of purchasers will DO
published next month-watch for them
Buy the Ideal shirt in soft collars and
laundried goods We have splendid
new line.-H, B. Whitman.
M. L. deJulien, who is now selling
Florida real estate, spent most of the
past week in this city.
A snappy line of ladies' white and
colored dresses. They are bargains at
the Golden Rule store.
Joe Nelson has discarded his old Ford
car for new Great Western, and Mont
pelier can boast of having % autos.
Milf Williams and family arrived
from Ogden yesterday and will spend
Il summer here. The made the trip
overland.
Special sale on summer dress silks.
All summer dress goods going at cost
and below cost at " hitman's.
Mrs. G.. SpOngberg returned Tuesday
from three weeks visit with relatives
in Salt Lake and her daughter, Lillian,
in Logan. -----------+f
Mont pelier Hive, Ladies OF the Macca-
be is represented at the state rally OF
that order in Boise this week by Mrs.
Henry Spidell.
We are Offering all our wall paper
now at reduced prices. We have large
assortment to select from. Nielsen
Furniture Co
Pete Fuller drove down from Coke
Vile last Sunday to see the ball game,
He made the trip with his bronchos in
just three hours.
Remnants of summer underwear for
ladies and children, shoes and slippers,
hats, etc. at very low prices in Whit
mans Bargain Basement.
"Teddy" is dead. Teddy" was just
big, Maltese cat, but he was the pet Of
the R. A. Sullivan home and his death
was keenly felt by them.
Pete Olson was down from Cokeville
Monday He reports shearing is now
in progress at Cokeville and the clip
this year is lighter than usual.
Jas e. Mullens, who has been en-
ployed at the club house cafe, has been
transferred to Glenn's Ferry to take 4
similar position in the club there.
At the Methodist church next Sunday
at Il u m THE Song of The Infinite. =
/ Ats p. IN. 1.-THE Saddest Story Ever
Told" Everybody welcome at these
services
The lecture on ''Savonarola" to havt
been given at the Theatre Friday, june
10th, has been postponed, owing to diff
ficulty in securing slides promptly. An.
nouncements later.
r Beginning with Tuesday, May BIS
the closing hour for the barber shops il
! Montpelier will be o'clock p. m, ez
cepting Saturday nights, when they
: will close at 10 o'clock.
George w. Walton & Son have openet
a light livery business in connection
J with their feed harm. Good drivinl
|, and saddle horses for ladies and gentle
II men. Give them trial.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, May u, 1910

parasols at Whitman's.
Cam, bell Bros. circus will exhibit at
Pocatello on June g..
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs J. G.
Beck last Saturday.
Kolaks. films and all supplies at Rine-
harris Studio.
A daughter was born Tuesday to MIR.
and Mrs. A. D. Bartlett.
Pilly Morgan of (oxeville, was
Montpelier visitor Wednesday.
Ladies' tailored suits at cost at the
Golden Rule store.
Mrs. J. J. Guheen of Blackfoot, is
visiting with Montpelier relatives.
The Guild will meet next Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs Chas Hager.
A nice line of child's summer unions
at Whitman's.
Mrs AL Miller and children OF Ontar-
10, are visiting with Mr.. MlleI's mother.
Mrs Dan SeYerns aud her mother
went to Salt Lake Tuesday for a weeks
visit.
See the new line of ladies' summer
parasols at Whitman's.
Tie interior of the Solo club has been
frightened up with new paint and
payer.
A little son registered at the home of
VIM Arnell of St. Charles last Tues
day.
Astar plants for sale at 25 cents per
dozen-Mrs. Franz Burya ut her market
garden.
Mrs Thos Burke left Monday for
months visit with her mother at
Gothenburg, Neb.
Call and see the new line of ladies'
and children's slippers at Fl. B. " hit-
mans.
George Gardner attended the funeral
of the late Sidney Stevens at Ogden,
Wednesday.
The sale of pattern hats is still on at
Golden Rule Store. The entire line goes
at cost.
Lorenzo Burgoyne is showing dandy
line of mems oxfords in all the new
colors and shapes.
The ladies of the Guild will hold a
cooked food sale vt Stewards store on
Saturday, May 28.
Special sale on towels at 80 cents e
dozen at Whitman's.
r. II. DePuy was called to Ogden
Sunday by the death of his father-in-law
Sidney Stevens.
Don't forget to take advantage of the
bargains in millinery at the Golden
Rule store.
One hundred dress hats for men to
close ont at less than cost in Whitman
Bargain Basement -=-z---
Riley Barkdull has frightened up the
interior of his barber shop with new
paint and paper
All of the latest designs in wall paper
at reduced prices at the Nielsen Furn
iture Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27

Engineer w. 5 Massey came up from
Glenn's Ferry last Fridly and returned
Tues lay with his family. Mr.. Massey
now has the local freight run between
Glenn's Ferry anu Shoshone, with head
quarters at the Ferry.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27

The Bear Lake census enumerators
have finished counting noses in their
re peciive districts. but it will require
several days work for some of them to
get their epolts in shape to forward to-
State Supe visor Perrault. /
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Look Look

To your Automobile, your Buggy,
your Piano, your Chairs. Tables,
Dre>sers, ETC., it makes them bright
and shiney as q new dollar takes
out all mars and what -
what
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
Try Hills Famous cofees; Stewart

Try Hills Famous Coffees; Stewart
sells 'e1n
Martin Winters term as postms ster
In Montpelier will expire III few weeks
and as no other aspirants for the posi-
tion have bobbed up, Martin will be re-
appointed for another four years. ~
Wiley Call, the Raymond merchant,
was in Montpelier Monday on business
Mr.. Call has just recovered from foar
weeks siege with pneumonia, and is
not yet feeling very robust.
An election will be held at Cokeville
next Tuesday for the purpose of elect
ing mayor and four councilmen. who
will administer the affairs of that newly
incorporated town for one year.
Engineer John Mikan and family will
remove to Ogden the first of next week
where they will reside in the future.
John is now pulling" the local freight
between Ogden and Cache Junction.
Sam Lewis returned Wednesday from
the hospital in Salt Lake He is still
feeling quite poorly and it will probably
be week or N, re before he is able to
actively attend TO business in his store
Wednesday night Enterprise lodge, I.
o. y. F., elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: N. g., Ed French;
V. G., J. NJ. Schrieber; Capt of Degree
Team, J. Nj. Schrieber; assistant, o. P.
Van Meta.
Grand I hancellor Shirley is 10 the
city today on al official visit to Idanha
lodge. Knights of Pythias. There will
be a special meeting of the lodge tonight
and all the Knights are requested to
attend.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27

Grover Dunford, who WAS called to
Bloominnton by the death of his sister,
returned to Salt Lake Tuesday to parti-
cipate in commencement exercises of
the L. D, s. university, from which in
stitution lie graduates next week, hav-
ing completed the commercial course
The people Of this section Of old
Mother Earth witnessed a sight last
Monday night which they will probably
never see again-a total eclipse of the
moon and a magnificent view of Hal
ley's comet. Conditions were favorable
for viewing both phenomena, and as
the moon gradually passed through the
earth s shadow, the comet and its long
flowing tail became brighter and
brighter The unusual celestial event
was observed with keen interest by ev-
'erybody. ---=.#.=--=-
THE ladies of the Catholic church are
highly elated over the result of their
bazaar, which was held Tuesday and
Wednesday. Every article on exhibit
ton was sold, and there were many
beautiful peices of fancy needle work.
The contest for the Handsomely dressed
doh became quite spirited Wednesday
night between Leona ~talsy and Eileen
Broune, the former winning by just
eight votes However, the ladies have
decided to present to Eileen another doll
just as pretty and dressed just as nicely
as the one Leona secured in the contest.
The beautiful Elk banner was won by
Mr.. Young of Kemmerer, member of
the order of Elks. Bruce Cove won the
Elk pillow and Mr.. Brown of Salt Lake
who travels for the Sweet Candy Co
won the burnt wood magazine stand.
The proceeds of the bazaar. amounting
to something over $400, will be used in
painting the church and assisting in
paying off the debt on the priests
home.
Bring in your trading stamps,
we have some beautiful cups
and saucers to give you for
them.---H. B. Whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27

Miss Stoddard, former teacher in
the Montpelier Schools, but who has
been at HALEY for the past two years.
is visil ing with friends in the city this
week. she will spend the summer with
a sister at Los Angeles
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-05-27
What's the Use

of doing without new bonnet or
street hat when you can buy new and
stylish ones at such moderate prices
as we are now offering them. Our
reduction in prices will continue
until our spring stock is disposed Of.
We still have good assortment to
select from.