Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-10-28

Our young mems suits from Is to
Is years, we are still offering at great
ly reduced prices. We can save you
money! ones Robson Co.
Ed Lambert is visiting with Mont
pelier friends this week. Ed is now
the foreman in the shops for the new
Pittsburg & Gilmore road at Junction
in Lemhi county. f
We are offering some mems shoes
for $4,000 a pair that were 1925.
They are good work shoes. Call
and see them.-J ones Robson.
Mrs. E. A. Pease was elected trea-
surer of the First District Federation
of Women's Clubs at the annual
meeting which was held in Pocatello
last week.
Commencing Saturday we will re-
duce the price of all high grade pat
tern hats one-third in order TO close
them out.-The Golden Rule Store.
Mr.. Sanford Dodge will endeavor
to give q short talk on Shakespeare
and Shakespearian plays to the
Eighth grade and high school pupils
next Tuesday afternoon.
We have lots of shapes, feathers
and trimmings in the millinery line
that we desire to clean up and will Of
fer them at cost in order to move
them. The Golden Rule Store.
The 14-months-old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Wells Smith of Georgetown,
died Oct. Goth, after short illness.
Rrhe funeral services were held at the
Georgetown meeting house last Sum
day afternoon.
Charlie King had the title of dad
conferred upon him last Friday by
J the arrival of a fine son at his home.
Charlie bears the new title very
modestly, and says that the young
man is the finest one in Bear Lake
county.
: Geo o. Walton left yesterday
: morning for Lander, Wyo. in response
to a telegram. that his uncle, p. L.
Walton, had aeefdently shot and
killed himself. The body will be
brought here and taken to Auburn,
the former home of the deceased, for
r burial.
Beginning tomorrow we will COM
2 mence our fall clearance sale of mill
inery. We will offer 100 trimmed
: hats at $1.00 each that were worth
: from $500 to $500 each, and 100 trim
: hats for $500 that were worth from
s3. SO to "a. 90 each. Now is your time
to get bargain.-The Golden Rule
q store.
i, Samuel J.. Smith died at his home
in Gridley, Cal, on Sunday Oct. Is
: Deceased was a former resident Of
: this county, but moved with hi
!, family to Gridley about three year
ago. 1t is reported from Gridley tina
death was caused from brain fever
> Mr.. Smith was about 40 years of age
n and is survived by wife and min
e children. -~~
Last Mondays Statesman publish
D. ed four views of Bear Lake count.
u products. The 90-pound squash rails
'e ed ON Geo Lindsay's place, apple
grown by Nephi Williamson of st
lie Charles. Ave immense potatoes and
If Ibig string of trout. They all show Il
81 mighty well in print and will be th
! means of informing o good man
people that Bear Lake county is on
of the most productive spots in Idaho
III j. III. Massey returned Monda
d from trip to Hammett, the town 0
| the Medbury irrigation project, an
II several towns on the Twin Fall
le tracts He was SO well pleased wit
ne fTHe Medbury section that he pn
t. chased lot on Main street in Han
NETT and let the contract for til
al construction of frame bushes
4 building. He says that Hammett
g bound to make the best town in E
more comfy. 1t already has POI
le- uIation of over 200 and is surrounde
by the finest fruit land In Idaho.