Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-01-27


%, stated that he was getting along
nicely. --r----------
We take pride in furnishing first
class meals at the Cottage hotel, one
block north of the court house, Paris.
With the converting of district
court in special session next Monday
ind the county commissioners hold
ing an adjourned session, things will
,e rather lively around the court
mouse in Paris.
\ The stork called at the home OF
Thos. Mumford last Monday and left
.af1ne son. AS this is the first son
to arrive in the Mumford home,
there is great rejoicing in that
household.
If you don't believe you can get
gond meal in Paris, ask those who
have eaten at the Cottage hotel.
Mrs. Lehnherr resigned her posi-
zion as teacher in the Lincoln build
ng and with her husband has gone
to Salt Lake to reside. Mrs. Henry
Spidell has been engaged to teach
that grade for the balance Of the
school year.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. f. Dalton were
called to Ogden last Saturday by the
serious illness of Mrs. Dalton's
mother, who was stricken with pa
ralysis. Mr.. Dalton, who returned
yesterday, stated that there is but
slight hope of her recovery.
Good chopped feed always on hand
at the Montpelier Mill. Best feed
for horses or hogs.
Miss My ers, an accomplishe sing
er and pianist, arrived from Denvel
yesterday and will hereafter sing at
the Theatre each evening. In adj
dltion to the moving pictures ano
illustrated songs, there will be higf
class vaudeville each night mex
week.
Am again prepared to handle al
of the hay, grain, pork or veal in tht
county, and then some. Prices the
top. A. Hess, phone l27, Mont
pelier.
Only enough money was realized
from the art exhibit last week to pur
chase five pictures for the schools
but the company presented tn
schools with two handsome pictures
These, added to the collection al
ready on hand, make a total of 8
pictures for the three buildings.
Learn more about the coal yo
!, burn; after experimenting with othe
coal, try ours and you'll find NOR
: coal in your bin, less ashes in you
heap and more money in your purs'
Williams Coal Co.
The Logan Republican says thu
DIR. ID. G. Bulge of that city, has bee
invited to discuss a pap entitle
:, "Some Thoughts on the Supervisio
s. of Medical Colleges" This pap'
> will be read at the meeting of tt
r National Confederation of Sta
Medical Examiners to be held
10 springfield, ILL.,, Feb, %.
D. Miss Louise Cherry entertained IL
ID Swastika Club at her home Saturdf
m afternoon. Dainty lunch was serve
and the girls had an enjoyable tim
=, Those present were Misses Loui
u Cherry, Gladys Brammer, Marior
Staley, Mary Lantry, Nora Bee
kstrom and Marie Fuller. After Il
It, Club the girls enjoyed sleigh rid
:, We are selling quite number
40 places these days. Call and see us
- you have any land to sell. All we a
is that you put RIGHT PRICES on
and make REASONABLE TERMS. '
or will do the rest.-B. n. V. LAND {
10 N Hunt, who is charged
ne killing of Chas. Rice near Col
~ lille, was given his preliminary hei
v Mug before Judge Grimmett at Pa
p. lAst Monday. From the testimo
N. given at the hearing it is evid'
he that Hunt will make strong fl
la Tor acquittal in the district court
ing Rthe & ound that he killed Rice
'eDd self-defense. John A, Bagley '
appear ~ his attorney.