Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1910-02-18

Monday for Boise, where he has been I
assigned as extra man on the Boise
Nampa and Boise Neiser runs. Mrs
Smith will remain here until about the
first of May.
Miss Violet Rood returned to the city
today after a two months absence and
will reopen The Ladies' Hat shop in :
the old Nose Lewis building Miss 8
| Kramer, who is associated with her z
will arrive about tine first Of April
The Family Theatre is gaining the 9
reputation of being one OF the best :
moving picture shows in the wesr A
travelling man stated the other day !
that the pictures were better than any
he had seen in the big cities he visits.
Rev. Barnes of Boise. presiding elder Z
of the Boise district, will conduct the
Second quarterly conference business 9
meeting in the NJ. E. church Thursday
evening Feb. "a. Every member of the
congregation is urged to be present.
Wanted-Resident organizer for life,
accident and disability benefit society.
Experience unnecessary. Character RE- .
ference required. Address Chas, Demp-
srer, Manager Fraternal Brotherhood, :
Pocatello. Idaho. g
DIR. Alexander of the Alexander Opti- Z
cal Co will return from Paris Sunday
and will be at the Burgoyne from 2 to 8 3
p. m. On Monday he will be at the =
high school building during the fore
noon and at the hotel from 2 to in the Z
afternoon.
Everything is in readiness for the K. 3
of P.'s big anniversary ball and banquet y
tonight and the indications are that at 9
least 200 couples will be in attendance.
The banquet will be served under the Z
direction of Otto Petereit of the Royal
Bakery. 6
Mrs. Isabelle Flynn and Mrs Oliver
Leverson, mother and sister of Mrs. J Z
!. Taylor, will arrive tomorrow from 4
Mandan, N. D. Mrs. Leverson will
visit here for several weeks, but Mrs. q
Flynn expects to apend the summer 4
here.
Geo. o. Walton's piano tuner. Mr..
Benjamin of the Baldwin Piano Co,
will be here about March lst on his {
semi visit. Parties wishing any
work done should leave orders at Wal :
tons music store by March lst as Mr. 9
Bon does no soliciting
Tho Ladies Aid society Of the Meth
odist church will hold a bazaar on
March II and Is, when there will be an
extensive collection of fancy and useful
articles offered for sale, Don't forget Z
the dates and the place will be at the
NJ. E hall,
The First ward people are arranging !
to give bazar and festival on March
and q They will have on sale many {
fancy and domestic articles and home
made confectionery Refreshments 9
will be served and program rendered
on the evening of March /.
Having sold out to DIR. Sutton, Drs.
Smith & Hodge have dissolved partner a
ship DR.. Smith will continue in bnsi
ness here and has opened dental parlors
in the Ritter block. DR.. Hodge will
seek location elsewhere, probably at Fl
some point in Northern Idaho..-.-------l =,
4 Freight traffic on the Oregon Short p
Line is unusually good for this time of +
the year. asst Sunday morning there
| l0aIn1 iv1e ha M,NntnaI;ar m
yards in transit east and west, and four 4
freight trains we're tied mp at Cokeville E
waiting for the yards TO be sufficiently N
clearded for them to get in. - II
st Andrews Guild met at the home
of Mrs C. Hager last Friday afternoon.
Work was begun for bazaar to be given
I'm the near future. The next meeting
will be held at the home of the presi- :
dent, Mrs E. A. Pease. The ladies
will be glad to fill any orders for wear
ing apparel, except gowns and opera
cloaks.
4 The entertainment given by the pub
lie school pupils at the First ward meet ;,
ing house last Friday night, was well +
attended Although the program was
gotten up in short time, every num-
Der was good and highly appreciated
1 by the audience. The net proceeds ]
were $40 and the money will be used
In buying laboratory supplies. .a=-s..z r
The Second ward Mutual Improve q
ment association gave pretty enter /
, tainment at the meeting house last Tues t
} day evening The attendance was linn
tied to the chior End the members of