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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
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erireuIidegntpidelune ieinerSenben.
sen CUR 9ereiniellne Der S6onbeit
uno Der Rleioiantfeit NIT ben Soroe-
runaen Der Spaiene seiete gingelei-
tet luurbe Der Nbeno 6ur6 einen Dor.
trog oes Griootbo5enten Or. Solles
iiber oas Sbenrn raleio itnb BE-
,pegung", in oem er feline betannten
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tene 0ertuenouna oes Stoffes itn6 Die
Shonbeit oes fSalternpuries groo-
Iiniaer @eip1noer erorterte. Seine
ausfiibrungen ipuroen begleitet uno
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gen uno biItoriihen SGn5en, altsge'
fiibrt pon SdiiIerinen Der bonn
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lid pIiiIirte &0de ouffpieien ul6 ee-
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bah Der SaiIleni6IuB Ser ReformfIei.
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npplouoirt tpuroen nuh 6ie BON elmer
griIppe iunger Wt1ohen nit oitfge.
IfntoIlten Rndiod setragenen @dn.
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arauen 2einenfIeioer, an Der SaiIIe
nit elm penis Stiderei per5iert, tpirt-
ten ebenio itid, tuie iie praftiih
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bas biibife Set
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

= I Z I
No. 14.-Au die Oberflaeche oder das
Grundrecht in und auf all jenegewisse Lot.
Streke oder Parzelle Land. gelegen in der
Stadt Scranton. Lackawanna County und
schrieben we folgt nemlich: Anfangend
an einem Punkte 80 Fusz Won der Ecke an
der suedlichen Settle Won Sechster Avenue
oder Strasze, hinter Lot No. 1872 anuf dem
Plane Won Lots der Delaware. Lackawanna
und Western Company, damn entlang
Sechster Avenue in oestlicher Richtung 30
Fusz zu einem Punkte in LIME Won ande-
rem der Driftwood Lumber Company, dem
Mortgagor hierin. damn i'm rechten Winkel
init besagter Sechster Avenue in sued
licher Rlchtung IS 75-l00 Fusz zu einem
W,nkel nit letztgenannter LIME in noerd-
Punkte an anderem Land der Driftwood
Lumber Company, damn i'm rechten Win
kel nit letztgenannter, LIME in westlicher
Richtung und parallel nit Sechster Ave-
nue. 30 Fusz gu einem Punkte, damn i'm
rechten Winkel nit letztgenannter LIME
In noerdlicher Richtung So 1bl1OO FUSE zum
Anfangsplatze. Besagte Lot list Theil Won
Square oder Block No. l6 vom Plane Won
Lots Won Bellevue. welch besagter Plan
eingetragen ist in der Office zur Etntrag-
ung Won Deeds in und fuer Lackawanna
County i'm Kartenbuch !. Seite T. 1st
dasselbe Land zuvor uebertragen durch die
Delaware. Lackawanna und Western FL
senbahn Company an Gwilyn Jones ct. al,
dnrch Deed datirt 2S August 1899 und elm
getragen in der Recorders Once Won
| IIackawanna County i'm Deedbuch No. l74
Seite ass Allies verbessert, NIT einem
zweistoeckigen hoelzernen Wohnhause und
| IAuszengebaeuden.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekutior
ganommen auf die Klage der New Traders
building and Loan Association Won West
Scranton. Pa. gegen Driftwood Lumber
| Company. Schuld 1864 rs. Unforeseen Won
! .. Mai 1910 and t632.60. Anvaltgebuehrer
und Rosten. Judgment No. 1s4. Juni Ter
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

No. 10.-An die Oberfiaeche oder das
Gr1lnrecht in und auf all jene gewisse Lot,
Strecke oder Parzelle Land. gelegen In der
stadt Scranton, Lackawanna County una
Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt una pc
an einsm Punkte 60 Fusz Won der Ecke
an der suedlichen Selte Won Sechster
Strasze oder Avenue. hinten and Lot NO.
1872 des Planes der Delaware, Lackawahha
Sechster Avenue in oestlicher Rtchtung 80
Fusz zu einem Ppnkte in der LIME von
anderem Land der DTiftwood Lumber
i'm rechten Winkel NIT besagter Sechster
Avenue in suedlicher Richtung S5 loo
Fusz zu einem Punkte an anderem Land
der Driftwood Lumber Company, damn In
rechten winkel init letztgenannter LIME
in westlicher Richtung und parallel init
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

min 1910. FL Fa- zum Juni Termin 1910.
BEVAN. Anwalt.
Ferner:
No. 15.-All die Oberflaeche oder das
Grundrecht in und auf die nachfolgende
Strecke oder Parzelle Land. gelegen und
seiend in der Sechster Ward der Stadt
Scranton. Lackawanna County und Staat
Pennsylvania. begrenzt und beschrieben
vie folgt. nemlich: Ist die suedliche
Block No. 20 auf dem No. l Plane Won
Lots der Delaware, Lackawanna und
Western Eisenbahn Company in Bellevue,
i'm besagter Stada, welch cine Haelfte be-
sagter Lot 2l Fusz in Front an Snyder
Avenue list. dasselbe hinten. und Ill FusS
In Tiefe vie verzeichnet auf dem oben err
waehnten Plane, welcher Plan eingetragen
ist in der Office zur Eintragung Won Deeds,
etc. in und fuer Lackawanna County i'm
Kartenbuch No 1, Settle 7. etc. Allies YER
Dessert. init einem zweistoeckigen hoel-
zernen Wohnsause und Auszengebaeuden
darauf.
Nit Beschlag belegt und in Exekution
genommen auf die Klage der New Traders
Building and Loan Association Won West
Scranton. Pa, gegen Driftwood Lumber
Company. Schuld t72S.57. Unforeseen vom
g. Mai 1910 an s69S.ss. Anwalgebuehren
und Kosten Judgment No. 165, Juni Ter
min 1910. Fl. Fa. zum JIni I,n11 Tsrmin S e lsi9'
Ferner:
No. 15.-All die Oberfiaeche oder das
Grundrecht in und auf die nachfolgend be-
schriebene Strecke oder Parzelle Land. ge-
der Stadt Scranton. Lackawanna County
und Staat Pennsylvania, begrenzt und be-
schreben vie folgt. nemlich: Ist die
suedliche Haelfte Won Lot No 80 i'm Qua
drat oder Block No. 20 auf dem No.
Plane Won Lots der Delaware. Lackawanna
und Western Eisenbahn Company in Belle
vue, in besagter Stadt. welch besagte cine
Eiaelfte 20 Fusz in Front an Snyder Ave
nue. ist dasselbe hinten. und Ill Fusz In
Tiefe. wit verzeichnet auf dem oben err
waehnten Plane. welcher Plan eingetragen
ist in der Office eur Eintragung Won Deeds
in und fuer Lackawanna County i'm kar-
tenbuch No. 1, Settle Z, etc. Allies YER
Dessert init einem zweistoeckigen hoel-
zernen wohnsause und Auszengebaeuden
Nit Beschlag belegt und In Exekution
genommen auf die-Klage der New Traders
Building and Loan Association Won West
Scranton, Pa, gegen Driftwood Lumber
Company. schuid s72s57. Unforeseen vom
g. Mai 1910 and .693.Ss. Anwaltgebuehren
und Kosten. Judgment No. 166 Juni Ter
min 1910. Fl. Fa- zum Juni Termin 1910
BEVAN. Anwalt.
aa has atuannit gistHtbum pirh nur ssssn
9aarabIuus pnfauft.
2. &. GoHnor, S6eriff
e6riHsamt. Scranton. wa.. Dcnnufda ben
f2. Rai 1910.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

- @race Wf. 8asuer erbielt am
Srsita9 uou Rsrciual o. Basusr cine
@bei6eioung bepillist.
- Der fiuf Woden alte Sobn Der
@beleute .. H. 9reitner pon Wonroe
Nusnue 1T am Wtontas eeitorben uno
wuroe Oisnitas in 9onssoals beerbist.
- Die @lts baben bas Blair @isen.
tbum 9io. 408 u. Waihiuston auenue,
so bel 160 6uB. fur $35. 900 uussfauit
uuo perosn es gu einem @lubbaus um'
bauen.
- Den itreifenoen Bauidreineru uno
Nnltreihern iino In ben meiIten 5dllen
ibre Sorosrunsen bemtlli9t norben uno
auh Die eleftriihen @ontraftoren geben
HutI uuO nad ben SOrOsrunssn ibrsr
itrsitenosn anSeitsllten na1.
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an 5ranflin apenue bat elm ueiterss
3eiheu oes 6ortidritts ssssbsu, bsnn
elm uasslnsuer Nutomobil ablieierun9s.
pugen 1T uoH ibr in Disuit seitsllt NOR.
ben uno beiorst iest nit Shnelli9feit
Die Abliefsrung oes Badmertes.
- Yatrid Diallop uon @apouie Gue.
nue., abminiitrator Der Sinterla0en'
iHaft ieinsr perit. Sdwsiter @atharins
Wtallop. srbob Donnsritas ssssn 5rdu.
lsin Jiellie Softus, cine 9dhte, bon
Gard StraBe cine 9lase, I'M $40, 400
In Saar9elo Ju erlansen, melte Summe
bisie iid uure4tsmdBis ansesisnst babe
uuo niht bernus9sbsn mill.
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9ort Central @ilsnbabu drbitratoren.
psI6e au4 fir bic slnseitslltsn Der
9adamauna @iienbabn gilt. 1T beniel'
ben eine Yobnerb0buu9 ,ussifanoen NOR
ben, nslde tn manhen 6dIlen iih aui
80 Rrojent belduft. @tma 1900 Nn'
ssltellte Der @ompunie iinb baourh be-
9Hnitist unb Die @rb6buus beoeutsI
cine iGhrli4e Wtebraussabe uou etnr
$500,000.
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nue. unO 9inoen StraBe erei9nets Iit
5rsitas abenb cine 3uiummenitos ,lpi
ihen Dem automobil bes Wii6ael BoiaI
uuo Dem Wtotorcpcle oes geiter q. 9anl
pom @runbuiem gusnue. Zane murou
oaourd mebrere 5uB bod in bic Suf
ssihlsubert uuo isin SOpf uno 9eii6
b0s jerIbuuoen uno jsrihnitten, aud
erbielt er cine itarfe 9ierpensriblitter
uu9. Dus pl6slide Wenbsu oes Wio
torc1cles fol- fiir ben SulammenItoi
usrantwOrtIi6 9speieH isin.
Der 26 Sabre SSiaiam $. Uioore
elm friibsrer Ser. ct. SolSat, oeIiel
Wfutter ,u @aibinstou. .. g., pobnt
purbe Sountas Wtorssn in elmer 3eu
in Der YOlijsiitatiOu erbdnst aufseiun
ben. Wloore fam am 1. Wfir, bierbe
uno losirte in oem 9illis Soltbaus ai
&iuosn Strose; isin 3immsrtameruj
mar 8. Y. Serplou, oeGen Soffer DO
Ipei Wohen beraubt murbe, porauf c
6rau Billis anoeutete, baB ale umitdn
De auf Wioors oils ben Dieb binmisieu
5rnu @illis bislt Ieitosm elm guge OIL
Utoort uuo als Samitag cine s 20 9iot
aus ibrem :3immsr uerihwano, tieB Il
0toore uerbnften uno sr puroe sinsG
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Ghomos iriue lsste 6unoe mad,te. bin
WfoOre on einsm leosrnsn @iirtsl al
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Seine Wfutter, bic pon Der Anseleeeu
belt bsuaarihtist porOen mar. brfun
iiA auf osm 98sse bisrbsr, uIs ibr Sob
Selbitmoro besins.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

gluf 9eelp sSeriep iit 10 Iange nls
Sie Weutter Ser Suiits binnTuie'en
iuor6en, oob ser Stnat sur s(btueds.
lung einmal in Der 8oGe Der Stiet'
uiltter erifeint.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

Gin @eoIoee bet Gusgersbnet, oaB
Ser Nei6iga1iee elm sitter BON ITO
Usilionen Sabren bat. Sir elm 10
bobes Sitter lit 0as Seludiier nod
reft Iebbaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12
: Die Nlnft Der @epohnhett

- Die Radt Der @euobnbett
geodybarin: rSosen sic, 5rau WdiI'
Ter, nit tpem ipridt 6erul Sbr Wtorn
bo i'm gteben5inmer2" - Srnu gdiI-
Ier: .Oeit .ii6 ieIbitl @iiien Sie,
mein Damn rniirt iib nGrrIih felt
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hit, 0ob ibm Der 9nr6ier beim Rafi'
rem aIlerfei poridtu6tt, 10 ersdbtt &C
fih ieIbit Gefhi6tet.S
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

Die sSapaner tuoIlen ben Imeritn'
nern oerbieten. i'm 2nnoe Der drtge'
benben Come 8rurobeiis 81 erfper'
ben. Sauit on meineu Ruli, bau ith
6eineu &npitaliiten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-05-12

= Srau u. ulmsr uon Peuu Sueuue
CAB ON Uaoutas gbeuO cine abi&isos'
ssisliauft fir 5rdulsiu eOuifs Sott'
DER. bic am fOlssuOsn Tag. cline RsiIe
uad5 bsm altsn BatsrIaube autrat.
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slleranssr,s een,ert sapelle

III Ballep 8iem Bari an Der 9uurel 81
ME, am Sonntas yiahmittas. ben %.
Wtai, um uhr, tpeun oas Better 60
erlaubt. @iutritt fret.
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Die fsinifen Drndarbeiten Der Sta6t,
9isfsrt bic Offiee bes .@o9tnblatt.-
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18
COLONIAL PLAYERS
AT THEATRE TONIGHT

The Colonial Players will play q
return engagement at The Theatre
tonight and tomorrow night, Nov.
is and 10. Tonight they will present
that celebrated English play entitled
"Jane Eyre" This play made FAM
GUS Miss Ada Gray, one Of the great
est actresses of the past decade. AS
a book ~Jane Eyre" has been read
and re-read all over the English
speaking world, and Is story that
appeals to every woman in the land.
On Saturday evening the company
will produce the famous Herald
Square, New York, success entitled
''Salomy Jane" This is a western
play and is said by some to be a bet
ter play than "The Girl from the
Golden Vest
AS the Colonial Players gave such
universal satisfaction on the occas-
ION of their recent visit here nothing
ne I'd be said except to secure you
seats early at Ritter Bros. drug store
Prices 70 and % cents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18

Paris branch, heretofore given in
detail, but which will add to the
general prosperity of the state.
Hardly less important are the
plans for the saline-Burley route
and the Buhl-Nyssa line with the
proposed Salmon City branch, but
these lines will make other chapters
in the story of Idaho's progress
when the work is ordered.
The official announcements per-
tainlng to the BOISE line and the
Pocatello improvements, however,
will be hailed with gladness by the
people of Idaho, as each means so
much to the state az a whole as well
as to the portions more directly
benefited. Salt Lake Tribune.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18
CHARGED WITH
SELLING LIQUOR

Yesterday morning Sheriff Bulge
served warrants of arrest upon j.
H. Massey, Thos Burke, Jack We
del, Elmo Haggerty and J. F.
O'Connor on the charge of selling
liquor in violation of the provisions
of the local option law. The war
rants were issued upon information
received from two men who have
been working on one of the Paris
grading outfits. We did not learn
the names of the men but under
stand they were detectives secured
for the purpose, and worked with
the grading outfit as . blind.
The defendants went to Paril
yesterday afternoon and gave bondi
in the sum of $500 each for thell
appearance before Judge Grimmet
mart Tuesday.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18
WINANS-- -THTEL NUP-
TIALS AT OGDEN

The Ogden Standard Of Nov. 10th
has the following account of the
marriage of Mr.. George Thiel, one of
Montpelier's well known young men,
to Miss Anna Winans, popular
young lady of that city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Thiel are expected to arrive In this
city tomorrow:
Saturday evening at O'Clock, at
the homer of Mr.. and Mrs. c. X. Win
ans, 26I8 Grant avenue, occurred the
marriage of their daughter, Anna, to
George Thiel, of Montpelier, Ida. At
the appointed hour, to the strains of
Mendelssohn's wedding mcrch, play
ed by Mrs. James Yoakum, near
friend of the bride, the bridal party
entered the parlors, preceded by the
little ring-bearer, Christina Jensen,
and the flower girls, Leonora Hall
and Eiiene Wright, where the cere-
mony was performed in an impress
i've manner by the Rev. H. d. Zim-
norman of the First Baptist church.
The bride wore a beautiful white
gown, and veil draped with orange
blossoms, and carried a shower bou-
quet of brides roses. The groom
was dressed In the conventional black.
The home was festOoned with smilax
] and autumn leaves, while the dining
table was made very attractive by
white chrysanthemums and carna-
tions. Dinner was served to twenty
five guests.
The bride has lived in Ogden q
number of years, is well known and
has host of friends. The various
churches in the city will miss hel
voice, as we'll as her presence, for in
the social and musical world hel
personality has been felt. The mar.
riage took place on her fathers ant
mothers twenty-seventh wedding
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18
COUNTY TEACHERS
MEETING SATURDAY

The next meeting of the Bear
Lake Educational Association will
be held at the Montpelier High
School building, November 10, at
2 p. m. The program to be render
ed is as follows:
Song, Idaho.
Roll call and reading of minutes.
Violin solo, Alma Winters.
Paper "Juveniie Courts" Mr..
Reese followed by discussion of
paper.
Vocal solo, Blanche Lewis.
Reading, Miss L. V. Stoddard.
"Model Lesson in Geography
by Kate Drlscoll.
ALI are cordially invited to attend
and participate in the exercises, for
only under those conditions, can
we expect to realize the best re-
suits.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18
o. 5. |. WILL Be
BUSY NEXT YEAR

Boise on the main line. That is
the great news of the day that will
carry cheer to the capital city of the
Gem State. But beyond that splen-
did announcement comes the news
that Idaho is to be wonderfully de-
veloped by the Oregon Short Lime
at the same time by new main
line some 200 miles in length from
Owlnza to Payette. The best way
to arrive at an understanding of this
great work is to take map of Idaho,
look for Owinza and Payette. Then
draw line from the two via Boise,
the south fork of the Boise river,
Kamas prairie, Richfeld, Soldier,
etc.
The line will be built IN 1011.
AS usual with the fribume's rail-
road news this is authentic and
needs no speculation. The entire
surveys and estimates are in, the
work is ordered for next year, and
Boise, with the people of the rich
country mentioned, can begin to
anticipate the growth and prosperity
that will follow the spike drivers.
It is one of the best pieces of news
for Idaho that has been announced
for long time.
But this is not all Pocatello comes
in for share of the big appropria.
tion next year. Work on the via
duct Is already under way and has
been detailed, but the busy center
Of the system is to receive one OF
the very handsomest stations In the
entire west, just as fine as the great
business there demands aid one
that will be a fitting climax to the
upbullding of that city. 1t will
provide station and Office accom-.
modations and will be complete in
every way. W 18th this improvement
the entire yard of the bustling term.
inal will be rearranged and rebuilt,
and various changes made in tht
operating and mechanical depart
ments to meet the demands, of th,
situation
The season of 1911 will be Idaho
year on the Oregon Short Line, AM
it means the developement of nev
country. Already being completes
lare the Acknowledges line and th
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18

other hand democracy jumped at
the fad estate. prohibition"
and attempted, by appealing to the
sympathy of the people, to throw
them off fheir feet.
"a campaign of education was
waged. Statewide prohibitionists
daily acknowledged the fallacy of
their cause, and, although the CAM
paign was short, the reasonable,
sensible, plan submitted by the re-
publican party carried, and the re.
publicans, although they did not
make a clean sweep, scored a bril-.
liant victory"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18
HIGH SCHOOL PUPILS
Will Give A PLAY
Are also Arranging for Basket Ball and Other
Sports-Weekly Chapel Exercises are Ap-
preciated by the Students.

Y The Eighth grade and high schoo1
pupils of the Montpelier schools
organized on Nov 10Th by electinq
the following officers:
Eighth grade President, Lee
Downing; vice president, Minnie
Hunter; secretary and treasurer,
Warren Brammer; yoll master,
Lloyd Lhsrbas.
High School-President, Frank
Hoff; vice president, Andy Wells;
secretary, Kathrine Mcdonald;
treasurer, Edith McDermott.
The water service has been i'm
proved in the high school building.
A continuous stream now flows
thru the pipes and the children eau
now obtain drinks without the in
convenience and danger of the I'M
sanitary cups. Much credit is due
the boys in the building for dig.
Iging the l4O foot trench leading to
the cess pool. The work of filing
the ditch is nearly completed al
though the work is a little slow now
that the enthusiasm has waned.
The large room in the Washing
ton building is being fitted up for a
gymnasium. As the pupils are
short of money for the purchase of
baskets, balls, ETC., the high school
pupils are figuring on giving q
dance in the near future.
fhe Eighth grade and-1igh school
are working on an entertainment to
be given as soon as it can be pre-
pared. The entertainment will con-
sist of a light play, two farces and
specialties beteen acts. The date
will be announced later.
The various grades are preparing
short Thanksgiving programs to be
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18
OFFICIAL RETURNS
MAKE FEW CHANGES

The official canvas of the election
returns as made by the commission
ers Wednesday shows number of
changes in the vote of several of
the candidates in the county, as
compared with figures given last
week. Dunford's majority of 90
is reduced to 4 and Allred's major
ity of 80 over Crulkshank is re-
ducep to 8. Governor Brady's ma
jority is increased by one, which
makes bis majority in the county 80
less than it was two years ago.
The socialist state ticket received
an average of IA votes, except Pen
dleton for mine inspector, who re
received 30 votes.
The total vote cast in the county
was 1918, or III less than was cas-
two years ago.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-11-18

anniversary. Out of town guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gunnell,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Gunnell and
Harold Gunnell Of Evanston, WyOm-
ing.
Many beautiful gifts were sent TO
the home, in the way of cut glass,
hand-painted china and linen.
The groom is an esteemed young
man from Montpelier, Ida, where he
has been employed anumber of years
with the c. w. & NJ. Co. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thiel will remain in the city for
several days before leaving for their
new home in the Idaho city, where
they will be at home to their friends
after November 20. Best wishes and
congratulations follow them.
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given in their respective rooms.
The patrons Of the school and all
others interested in the schools are
invited to attend these exercises.
The chapel exercises, which were
inaugurated by Superintendent
Reese, several weeks ago, are prov
ing to be very interesting. The ex-
ercises are held at II O'Clock each
Friday morning. AT the first chapel
which was held three weeks ago,
Chairman Winters of the school
board, addressed the pupils. The
second address was given by Rev.
Maxey and last week Hon A. B.
Cough spoke to the pupils on ''True
Citizenship" lie explained the real
power of the ballot, by stating that
on election day the people hold the
absolute power of government in
their hands. II Is then that they
delegate the power of government
to the few who represent as officers
of the city, county, state or nation.
Parties and party principles are
necessary, the speaker said, but
each citizen ought to be so we'll in-
formed on the affairs of govern
ment and the issues of the day as to
be absolutely self-denendent in his
own political belief He ought to
be big enough to be, first and al.
ways good citizen. In cases of
principle he ought to rise above
party. The party should be only
means of obtaining the required re-
suits, and when it fails as a medium
which will enable him to express
his highest ideals of citizenship, he
is justified, even more, it is his
duty to rise above party.