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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-02-15
Nni Der 7lmdt
lljutbe Elm un6e6annter lleger uOn BEN
lRarf6aG uou 1)e(6i erf6oden.
Ter Vorial erregte inter ben pais
faHten Der A. Strake sespaltige
9lnfregnns.
Waridall Natiliu Hnter Der anfIag:
ots SpbtId)lags perbaftet

Gin unter benz Ramen ,9uibcart"
betdnnter 9sg.r tpuros geftern tlIr5 Dor
Wlittaa an Der 4. 8tpiihen @alnut uno
Moin Strabe bon Gbarlss Wuttiin,
WarIbaa BON 8elhi, O., erldoGen.
Der gsomts fsuerte bier Sdiifie ab, bis
sr ben Qsgsr idIiebIid 3ur Strede
brdhts. DER 8orfaa erregte untsr ben
Soblretden paFIanten Der StraBe Die
arobte aufrsguug. 3crgleesr lief, noh.
Dem er in osn Riidsn ssItofen pproen
mar, in bic gdnt 4lsp. no sr toot 5us
inmmsnbrah. s5n rpenieenaugenblidsn
bate iid cine grobs WtenihenmtHss
lin bic qeide uno Waribaa DtattIin
uHeeIcmmelt. Die goii5iitsn Gllens
rieoer unb 9efhpinn, tpelhe ourh ole
SfiifIe bsrbei9elodt iporben paren.
perbafteten Wattliu, unb ianoteu Die
Gtit1e in einem pdtrolpaeen mad Der
Wtorgue.
Der 9efdnaeue tpuroe bem Boli3eis
def porgefiibrt uno theilts oemielber
nit, odB er 1eitern Woreen nuh Gins
einnati gstommsn lei. lin Den Reasr
.Buibeart", fpelher i'm 8sroahte ge.
itanbsn babe, cine Grau YuHters In
Telbi I'm s. beraubt gu ha6tn
/ feIt3une6men. Gr babe ieiner
SaftbeFehl eegsn ben Wlanr
| gsblbt, iei iepoh sniidIofsn getuien
benielbeR aud ohne einen ioIheH mad
Delhi suriidSubringeH. RAD langsn
| Suhen babe sr rguibtdtt" in Gail
WlcNap's Wirtbihaft an Jront uni
Spcamors Strabe gefunben. uno Del
| Reger babe iih berelt ertldrt, NIT ihu
Rah Delhi 3uriit3utebren. als e
! nit Ieinem 8sfangeusu bic 5. Strabe
3tpiIten Wdlnut uro Tluin Ctr, emf
lang asgangen iei, babe osrielbe I'D
ploblih bon ihm losgeriTsn uHo Re
| ourb Die TruggiIt allsp sur 6burd
l4Isp uno our6 bieis CUR 8ierte,
| Strdbe qslaufsn. Gr babe ben Slie
berhen psrfolgt unb bier ShiiiIe al
| i6n abasqebsn, DON pensn Der lebte ge
troffea babe. Wdrihan Waitlin ga
All, nab tein oirsttss gerueismuterid
lsptn .Quibcart" porgsIegsu babe, I'M
odB Der Ysrpaht. Die GrauDuntsrs be
raubt 3u hdbsn, Ild, bauptIdhlih bes
bdIb auf bsnislben gelenit babe, Tpsil
IoFort nab oem 9orfal uon DELHI pel
ihpunosn isi. auf 4noronung ns
gyoli3sitefs puros bic anttage oe
, 1ooiIhlaas aegsn MarIhaa YlattIl
erhoben. Rihter 8ooe perihob Dc
Tda unp itslIts ben angetlagtsH unite
$1,000 giireihaft. fpelhe BON gS. s
8ibfon, sinsm Stabtrathsmitslise DO
9elhi, asleiiist ipuroe.
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ssrau SidsnIODptr wtnoet Der &IH'
oerbeimatb $4,000 3u.

5rou W}oriu g. 6idcnIooper, bic
Witttpe oes perItorbenen 9enerai5
4nDrep 0ttenIopper, bat Der Stnoers
beiutatb geftern cine 3unenoung BON
$4,000 gemaht. Sbr Sobn, Der 4na
malt Smitb Sideulooper, Bat oetn
Superintenbenten Wtetgs 9. GrouIe
einer Gbet uber Den 8etrdg 3ugeihttt
unb in bem 9egIeitibreiben ertldrt,
bob bic Summe Dem permanenten
uuterbaItungsfonDs bin3ugefiigt pers
be uno nur Die 3tnfeu ooer fon1tige
GrtrGoriIie bes aapttals fir Die Be-
ourfnifTe Der NnitaIt 8erpenoung ftns
ben oirfen. Dir ptufommene 9dbe
tptro natiirIia nit 0ant angenommsH
neroeu.
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(8eo. 8. 8reo, q, Sit s. Str.
l@tbel 80. gouong, 20, Siu Cir.
}Gbus. appelbaum, %, DaDib Ctr.
l8sue JinteIftstn, 28, 8uoIep Str.
(i5t. 8. Berger. Is, RsptOpn. ..
lMabeI 6. Sile, q, DO.
(8eO. glbfins, 29, gIbbpTtpu, 8.
lMarpWaibingtO p, 5ern8ant, ..
(SoIspb Uaetler, %, Mouno Ctr.
Dora Sacobs, p, Carlisle ape.
(Sas. 9a1meau, %, Court Ctr.
| 2ucils 0ougEaB, 25, B. 8. Str.
(Qll6ert &. W2iles, %, Golerain QOs.
lWQrp Gmig, %, BeetmuH Ctr.
I6arolo Q. Osborne, %, 2srop 9laee.
l2outis Bran, Is. Ct. Bernard.
(TFreo. 8uutfelot, 27, WilpGufse, B.
lgHe %. 9Qurot9, 19, 8urnet aOe.
50. Ruememener, "a, 9riogetopn, 8.
l2lnna Rusgsr, %, Stats ape.
(6p. 6. Gsntner jr., 80, McNidenND.
l6Iora 5iIgemGnu, "a, Yleaiant5tr.
Iantbonp Rieber, 30. 5rbionapoIis.
lGbriIttne Serbian, %, Staot.
(Syobn simpone, %, 8ilbert 4Os.
lMdbsl 8srmilliou, p, DO.
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Quappes GntfOmmen

Sersmiab MuIbaIep, bon go. i6
Ct. Clair Strabs. Gopington, &p.,
ein grsmisr Der s. &c 8. gtienbahn.
sntgiug eeftern Morgen nit tndpper
Notb einem grdBlihen 9ooe. Gr bes
fanD ii6 auf DEM 0ahe elmer 5raft
cur uuo fiel, aIs Der 3ug Die 6. 4: ..
Stride paifirR, sniihen 3tpet gDaas
gons. Gum Slid gelang es i6m.
cine 6auoitunge gu erqretfsr uub ii4
an bsrielbsn feft3ubatten, big ietHe
6ilferufe gebort puroen uno Der 3u5
gum Stt[litaub gebraht uuroe. Der
8erunglidte purps i'm YutroIDagen
4 uat Dem 5oipitul gebraht, no e
fit herausftetlte, oob er aubet. ihliHls
men aopftpunoen jeosnfaLls ruh ius
nerIihe 9erIeBungsn erlitten butte.
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3obn Gang 68, 548 Ribgeipap
Ine., 5er3leiben.
2lnprep aiar, 80, Geberberbdrtung.
gftRr CLARA Ruib, l Monat,
1922 86pnau Str, Shpd6s.
Battle 8drone, /, $40 SO. 6. Str,
2ungenent5iinoung.
Torotbd Diners, l, 918 4rmorr
Ipe.. Rerpenfieber.
Ronie qnn6, %, TAT Morgdn St.,
gnphus.
Thomas Spain, AZ, 364 Gregor
Sir.,. ShlngflnB.
Games Ggdn, 70, Country Club
ssnqueit in 5hipebe.
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Qrcbirt II. q. WetaI polifh'
unD .Hartsepers ssrienb.. 3D.
@aibinetems 8eburisias.

Der DeutIte qionier Weretn tuirb
Wdfbingions Geburtstag au4 1su:r
plebsr in fsiilifxr Ieii. begebsn. Die
sSeisr finbet am 1itnitas. %. 5sbrHdr.
Inn arcben Sdal Der Central 1urn.
halle isatt unn In nur fur bic Mitglies
Der nnb nsren Jomilie beItimmt. c.
iinbei nds iiblidx sytfteHtn fsdfi unn
nuBernem ipiro pieotr Elm gennbreis
6es rlnterbaItungs prosramm burns
gefiitrt. Die ArrunssHsHts trtffsn
BE 0erren BON goritaHb, Bm. Sod.
s}erb. Metesr. gonrac Arastrs Carl
Rifels. p6. 3. Hetier. Carl Ibuus
nah, etrfifiun Nedr. Deter anqns
Lunb Gsrboro Gaefe.
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Rate gBiimbOff Derma6t ibr Der


m0gen ibrem 0dtten Grant Wilmboff.
sFreb. Wn1. Straientier perHadt
Iein 8ermOgen sIeidbeitlid on ieine
brei iiinaiten ainoer. neil DieIslben ibn
bis su ieinem 1ooe unteritiist bdbsn
Seiner 8dttin permahi er ibr sutoms
msucen antbeil uno feline beioen dls
teItsn T06tsr, iotpie ietnen Sobn
i5reo. Nm. il. Idbt sr Iser ausssben.
Z. =. WegIure iteIlt 8urgs
fdaft
DIR aontraitpr z. 3. WhGlure,
ipeldxr sufammen nit 8. u. Gbers
bdrbt Der 8erItsuns bes 8dlentins
ften antiegruit Geieses augetlagt
fporbsn III, tebrte gsitern bon SIortba,
no er iin auf elmer Grholuugstpur
| tefano suriid, itellte ith oemariminals
periht unb nurps sesen $1,000 giirgs
fhaft Bis III fsinem gro3efs auf freis
EN- Sube belaFsn.
aein Rseeiper fir bic Be l.
Iepue grepiug 60.
4
Rihter 9idion, benz Dor einiaer
| 3eit Elm 0siuh bsir. bic GrHeuuuq
etnss tempordreu RecsiDers fir biz
BeIlepue gretuing SO. unter6rsitst
iporoen mar, bat bdsietbe seiiern ois
unbeariinoe. erahtet uno auf aoiter
Der aldaer dbgefpieieu. nadbsm 6eri
| g6as. .. Ditbn, Der ols Refereut In
acknowledgement srndnrt tporoeu mar
| iih e.gsn Die Grnenuns zines Recet'
oers er.ldrt bate.
| GbeiheiouHgs sale.
Georaia R. aobl UiQ Don 2oui:
| aohl, nit nem iie iih am 5. Septemt
Der 1899 psrNiratbsts, geihisoen ietn
neil sr am 2. Topembsr 1903 in
! 5amiltoN Gouutp Common pleas8e
| rthi oes5obtitldgs ihuIoig pldioirte
,u stpei Sa9rsR 3uhthaus rerurtbeil
rpuros unb iid itsI i'm Stdatss 3utt
bduis su Columbus befinoet.
Tuiip 5oaelano puroe auf 9ruul
| DOr QfIi6toerndtIdHisuu9 ben gnor
| rig O. fooeldno oeifisoen. Die 5ei
ben beiratbetsn i'm Junt 1908.
Rdalab 9 a den.
Glart mann III RadlabosrnuIte
bon Tein. garnsn; YerTondlien $135
| ~. 8. Gang lit RuhIdboerralts
bon 5ofspb 5amiIton; psrionalisI
$40.
apuile g.fiitsr Northumberland
tsrin pon Senrp ). pfiiter; 8runb
eisentbum $4500.
Sptn !. 5arrsG III Qa6IaBUsrpdl
ter pom 81. 2. Jarreu; 9runosigen
tbum SO.
Gqa u. ShompIon iii 3sItumeuts
Dollitrederin bes UsriiorbeHeu ,guHoes
rihters altert 6. 5hompion; perIc
ualisn S475; 9runosis.ntbum S25
600.
Wolt.r 8u3stt III RahlaBpeytpul
ter ppn SohH 9aroner; Grunosigsr
thum $3.50.
Ter psrl0Iihe gta6Idb bes antr
nip Garufo bstrGgt 1925; oerienif
oes ausuftus 6. Did S2010; osri.n
&C Der Woui.a syiibsr $667.25.
Berfhieoenes.
GuI @runo sines Gontrdtibrutl
erlanats bic gampbea ereet Goal ei
elm 8srbitt iber $3.50 gestH oteGir
einnati Gas, Gots, Goal ano Ue
ming 60.
gtoieS6uermun bat cine 5oroerun
iiber $500 steen bic 2ocaI Union b
Sournenm.n Barriers Sntsrnutlont
|, llninn singtlagt.
pearl Trent tlaett cine 5cro>run
, iiber $2461.S3 aegen bic 4ugu
; Z. 9uIts Miliua 60. sin.
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(1eburfen.

Carl unb Mdrta So9nIon, SO ct,
Clair Strabs, Elm anabe.
gDilliam uno 9illp 8atto, $50 u. 2.
Strabe, Elm Guabs.
Sphn uuo Yerpntta 9luer, 1549
Gutter Strabe. Elm WGoaen.
6enrp uno Wtarp Beber, 404 Smtt1
Strabe, Elm anabs.
mlooeslu4p unb Catherine pio,
tropsti, 1916 glsafant StraBe, sin
Gnabe.
e,eorse unn adtherine Utub, 2011
Dunlap Strobe, Elm Wldohen.
Saeob uno Gertrude Bedtol, 1941
Central ap., Elm ana5s.
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Der gIan Der gtep Yortrr So
lumbio uHiperiitat, oas Gplleae of
8hnficiuns dnb Surgepns BON Der 80.
Strabe mad etnem an ihre aHoeren
eebdune in Der pbereu Staot dngrens
senoen qIase 5u perlsgen, irspolniri eli
.Een aoiteuaufuano pon $4,000. 900.
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Mns ben WcrimtsbDfcn

Gmil groSeieH's Rndlah mner,par'
tet bod). - ariminal- -Saden. -
Grtranf i'm gbeiter Harf Ses. -
WeSentenSe Gnfid,doisuns fur foH.
Seurnirtes Grnnoeisentbum. Gin.
gereidtr Ieitameuts. geridne.
benes.
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Der StaOtratD.

aleine Bldnteleien. - 5taotratb fam
ii6er Partldnoereien niht perfiigen.
- Die Ddiiertpertsbonos. - Roro
5atrmouHt proteitirt. .-Reue Strds
benndmen.
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Na6 Gmropa!

Mecntnr pOn alien 8ampferltnien.
gSedliel uno areoitbrtefe.
Srapelers' Gheuues.
3ohlbar ilberaI.
Geiie-SGiic beiorqt.
Ausfunft iiber ale ousldnoiiheH
@eihdite bereitpiQigft ertbeiIt.
Western GprlnaD Bank
Gfc IL. unS Sine Strafe.
NSm
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24
Sunday School Convention.

The local Sunday School author
tiles report that everything is in
readiness for the dictrict convention,
which is TO bs held in the high school
building next Sunday. As stated
last week about 300 delegates will be
i'm attendance from the various Sun
day Schools in the Bear Lake and
Star Valley Stakes, besides a num-
Der of the general board officers from
Salt Lake.
The sessions Sunday will be open
to all who are Interested in Sunday
School work.
IL is expected that many Of the
visitors will be in attendance at the
pavilion dance tomorrow night, and
the management will endeavor to
make it pleasant for all visitors.
During the evening the Rosebud
chorus from the First ward will rem
der several selections, which will
be well worth hearing.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24
GENEVA NOTES.

Geneva, June 2l.--Ganeva will
celebrate the national holiday in
grand style. A fine program has
been arranged, beginning at 10
O'clock a. IN. in the meeting house,
with appropriate music, recitations,
etc. The Grafton OF the day will be
delivered by the gifted speaker, Mr..
q. Hall. A feature of the day will
be the singing of the popular Swiss
song, Goddess of the Swiss Noun
taini'' by the Tueller Bros. There
will be horse races at p. IN. and a
ball game at o'clock. The children
will be entertained at dance all
afternoon. Everybody cordially in
vited.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Tuesher last Sunday, but the
Death Angel claimed the babe few
hours after its birth. The bereaved
family has the deep sympathy OF the
community.
Bishop Hirschi was called to
Montpelier SUNDAY by the death of
his father.
Engineer Mason, with one OF his
chums, and their families, were side
tracked up by the narrows a few
days ago. They had been fishing
for several days over on the Forks
and they made such n big catch that
the load caused hot box ON their
buggy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24
Celebrated Their Golden Wedding

On Monday last, Mr.. and Mrs G. q
Bridges, two of Montpelier's old tina
residents celebrated their Golden Wed
ding.
The happy event took place at the
home of their daughter, Mrs. D Follick
where arrangements had been made to
do honor to the occasion.
After general greetings all partook of
4 sumptnous dinner. The afternoon and
evening were spent in recreation and
social enjoyment.
A number of presents were given to
Mr.. and Mrs Bridges by their children
and intimate friends.
There were present besides Mr..
Bridges and wife, their four children,
twenty FIVE grand children, two great
grand children, and other members OF
the family.
A noted feature of the family is thai
Mr.: Bridges, his daughter. Mrs. Dave
Lewis, and her daughter, were all born
IN the same day of the month.
A general good time was had and the
children of course are all looking for
ward TO the blissful time o.. fifty years
Of married life.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24
RAYMOND NOTES.

Raymond, June 2l.-Last Friday
evening the residents of this place,
thought they were going to be treated
to a fine shower. They were, but it
was to a shower of dust.
Mrs. f. A. Dimick of WardbOrc,
are visiting their mother and grand
mother Mrs. Henry Evans.
S. w. Hart and II. G. Evans are
called to the county seat to act as
jurors.
Hufford's blowing outfit has again
commenced work. They just finished
IL 40 acre field for Joseph Poulsen and
have now commenced on field for
i. M. Mumford.
The Misses Lottie and Celia Ray
mond have returned home after u
two weeks visit with friends and re-
latives.
Mrs. Mable Wamsley of Garden
city, who made quite lengthy visit
with her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
). Bryson, has returned home.
The speckled beauties that inhablt
our little mountain streams are now
in good demand. Quite number of
our local anglers, as well ar the Mont
pelier sports, are busy trying to catch
some of them.
The Relief Society Of this place
held special meeting last Thursday.
Mesdames Clark, Austin and Maggie
Perkins of Montpelier, were visitors
on the occasion.
Thesdances held In our new hall
nave been largely attended and the
dancers pronounce the hall as having
fine floor.
Most of the farmers of this section
are busy irrigating their grain and
alfalfa.
Things are getting so dry In this
section, that the other day farmer
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24

Frank Hutchins has joined the ranks
IF the joy riders and will soon be
spinning about in the big Kissel auto
which be bought in Salt Lake las
week. MRS: Hutchins and daughter
Carol are now in Salt Lake, where the
latter has been under the care of a
physician for several weeks. As soon
rs she is able to return home, Frank
will go down and the family will make
the trip from Zion in their car.
Elmer, the five-year-old son of Mr..
and Mrs. Alma Parker Of this city,
died last Friday on train No. II, while
b ing taken to Salt Lake for an opera
tion. Death Was caused from obstruc-
tion OF The bowels. The body was taken
to Pocatello and prepared for burial.
The greif-stricken parents returned
here with the body Sunday and th.
funeral was held from the Second war;
meeting house last Monday morning.
h A broken rail at Rocky Point, just
west of Lava Hot Springs, .derailed a
Sabo0se on an extra west bound freight
brain last Monday evening. Conductor
frank Bourne was quite badly bruis. d
Ila lout the head and back by the caboosf
lDeing thrown against the mountain
Had the caboose went off the track in
Ehe opposite direction it would have
Eolled into the Portneuf river The &C
cident tied mp traffic for about fiv,
hours. Mr.. Bourne was trken 10Th
hospital t-salt Lake Tuesday.
Jacob Hirschi, Sr, who died at hi.
home in this city last saturday, lacked
pbut three days of being so years of age
Deceased was native of Switzerland
bnt came TO this country about Is year
ago and located in Montpelier, wher
he had resided ever since. He Is survi
we'd by widow, six sons aud two daUgh-
tiers. One daughter res des in Salt LAX
and one in Switzerland. His six sons
officiated as pail bearers at the funeral
which was held from he First Ward
meeting house lastI Monday afternoon a
? O'Clock.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24
M. E. Church Services.

Rev / v. Maxey, the new Methodist
pastor will occupy the pulpit at the M
E. Church next Sunday. Morning SER
vices at IL o'clock. Theme, THE
Great DOOR, Evening service at 8
o'clock. Theme, Jesus at the Door. "
Special music by Miss Topper. All are
cordially invited
Next Sunday will be the first anniYer-
sary of the organization of the Sunday
school, and all members are earnestly
requested to be present, az a special
program has been prepared.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24

Montpelier defeated McCammon last
Sunday in somewhat ragged game of
ball. The visitors made d splurge in
the first inning and got three men
across the home plate. aud they
thought that they had easy pickings.
but for the next three innings they
were handed goose eggs, while Mont
pelier had scores 10 their credit In
the sixth Montpelier got batting
streak and FIVE men crossed the home
plate. In the eighth the visitors got
Y usy and scored four men, and Mont
pelier added three more to their credit.
Neither team scored in the ninth aud
the game closed with the score stand
Ing 10 to 8 IN favor of Montpelier The
attendance was light. - ---
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24

Last Friday afternoon Donald, the
lSmonths-old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Crnikshank, fell off the foot
bridge which crosses the irrigating
ditch in front of Mrs. Ed Burgoyne's
residence. Although there was only
about five inches of water running in
The ditch, there WAS sufficient force TO
the current to carry the little fellow
under The bridge, where he was found
by his mother within three minutes.
probably, after he had fallen into the
ditch A physician was hurIietlly snm-
moned and pending his arrival vigorous
restorative remedies were applied. II
1seemed doubtful of saving the child's
life for some time after the DOCTOR
arrived bat after working hard with
him for an hour, he was pronounced
out of danger. Had he remained in
the water another minute it would
have been impossible to have restored
him to life
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24
Why pay Renta

We will sell you home or choice
building lot on plan that beats pay
ing rent. Our list of property embraces
he best bargains to be mad, in beth city
farm properties Come in and talk 1t
,ver with us. Office East of Depot in
Montpelier
Bear River Valley Land CO.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24

Owing to the decline in the
price of wheat, a cut of Is cents
per hundred has been made in
the price of flour. Montpelier
Milling Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24

George w. Walton & Son have opened
light livery business in connection
with their feed barn. Good driving
and saddle horses for ladies and gentle
men. Give them trial.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24

was heard TO remark: "Dry, wal /
guess so. have to soak up my pigs
to make them hold swIll.n That In
pretty dry.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-06-24
Local News
Montpelier, Idaho, June "a, 1910

AN0hO3 STS AOiX
For rent3 room house. apply to-
John Black South 9th St.
Mems regular 80 cent un7er wear for
% and 30 cents at Whitmans.
A daughter was born Wednesday to
Mr.. and Mrs VIM. QuaSle of Dingle.
New styles in ladies' and children's
summer parasols at Whitman's.
Kodaks. films aud all supplies at Rine-
hart's Studio.
A son was born last Sunday to Mr.
and Mrs. IKE Stephens of Bennington.
Eat at Harris cafe; short
orders day and night.
Children's summer wash snits from 80
cents mp These are genuine bargains.
H. B. Whitman.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
St afford Cleveland of St. Charles, last
Saturday.
just in, a new lot of those No. 3 A
Folding Pocket Kodaks, at Rineharts
Studio.
Miss Helen Raleigh of Sat- Lake, is
visiting with her grand mother, Mrs.
Eliza Phelps.
For sale, counter, wall case and
shelving inquire at the Hunter House
Miss Gladys MamfeTd Of Salt Lake,
is visiting at the home Of her uncle, I.
NJ. Mumford.
Oxfords in all colors and styles for
men and women at the lowest prices at
Sam L, Lewis.
Regular 80 cent silk novelty dress
goods now 30 cents. just the thing for
the 4th.-H. B. Whitman.
Miss Kitty Evans arrived last Mon
day morning from Wales. She expects
to make her home here.
Mrs. Arthur Williams and children of
Ogden, are visiting at the home of Mrs
WIS. parents, Mr. and Mrs J. r. Shupe
Wednesday County Auditor Holmes
unired in marriage David Branson of
Smoot and Amelia Barkdu ll of Fairview.
The Vincent Furniture Co.'S. building
is rapidly nearing completion and they
expect to move into it by the first of
July.
For sale cheap, one hay loader, bind
er, sulky pillow, lawn mower and wash
ing machine. inquire of John J. Wells
Marlboro.
Mrs G. G. Gray and children will &c
TO Glencoe next week to spend theil
usual summers outing on The shores Of
Bear lake
To close out our child's summer unicr
suits we are now selling all sizes at 3.
cents, former price 80 sents H. b
Whitman.
The railroad company is preparing II
to change the track at two places in thu
vicinity of Novene aud thus eliminate
ewo bad curves. I
Miss McPhee has closed her millin
cry store and has gone to Cokevllle Il
remain for month or more with he
brother.
The features CT aluminium cooking
utensils are their power of conducting
and retaining heat, their acid proc
property, their attractiveness aud un
ending durability. Buy the ''weareyer'
brand and you will never be withou
them.