Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-09-08
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4 Mrs. Roy Blanchard.
.The fall opening at Mrs. Whin
Yates millinery parlors is in progress
To-Day and scores of ladies are adj
mlrlng her large assortment of street
ana pattern hats. The opening will
continue tomorrow and Mrs Whin-
yates cordially invites the ladies TO
inspect her stock, whether they buy
or not.
There are a bunch of boys in this
town, ranging in ages from l6 to TX
years, who are going to get into seri-
Gus trouble If they persist in raising
hades on the streets of evenings.
Last. Tuesday night they were singing
obscene songs and using all kinds of
vulgar language on Main street at an
early hour. If this happens again
these boys are going to get what's
coming to them.
There is just one kind of local view
post cards, and these are published
in Germany for the Rinehart Studio
by the best color printers of any ma.
ton In the world. Get a few at IL
studio.
Mrs. Il. HI. Hartman and party
passed through Montpelier Tuesday
morning in a special train, en- route
to New York after a MONTHS outing
at Island Park, near the headwaters
of Snake river. Mrs. Hartman has
purchased this delightful summer
resort, which was owned by Messrs
Bancroft and other Short Line off,
cials and In the future she will enioy
a portion of each summer there.
When in need of any liquors, wines.
domestic or eastern beer, send your
mail orders to Haggerty & Co, Coke.
vile, Wyo. State quantity and
quality desired. Orders promptly
filled and satisfaction guaranteed.
Wanted-Good Housekeeping Mag
azine requires the services of a repre-
sentative in Montpelier to look after
subscription renewals and to extend
circulation by special methods which
have proved unusually successful.
Salary and commission. Previous
experience desirable, but not essen
tial. Whole time or spare time.
Address, with references, j. F. Fair
banks, Good Housekeeping Magazine
Fourth Ave., New York City.
The Alfred Bros. Alvin, Bert and
Arlin have bought the shearing corral
of Hamilton d Roberts of Cokeville.
The plant at present is located about
miles north east of Cokeville, and
now that the Alfred boys have got it
they will it 8 miles north into
the Raymond basin. The corral is
with u Is horsepower steam
engine and is u 25 man plant. BY
moving tho corral the boys have the
promise of 10, 900 sheep more than the
usual $500 the plant usually handles.
Independent.
Chas. LOcher, who has been the
telephone conipany's plant foreman
this point for the past two years,
las been promoted to assistant fore
nan on the toll line out of Blackfoot.
md left Wednesday to his
duties. During his stay here
Charlie has made many friends
lmong the young people. He was
of the most popular members of
ball team this season, and while
will be missed here, his friends
tre pleased to know that his new
position carries with it not only more
responsibility but a substantial in
'rease in salary. ID. b. Napier sue
leeds him as plant foreman here.
Our fall line of Hart Schaffner &
suits and ~overcoats are here. {
Call and see them, they're the swell
st ever seen in the city.
The abundant crops throughout
Utah and Idaho caused a famine i'm
binding Irvine, Notwithstanding all
he dealers had had as much Irvine as
n previous years. The supply in
Southern Idaho was entirely exhaust
I'd by the first of September and in
to meet the situation, the Con-
'olidatcd Wagon q Machine Co.
,rdered q carload of Irvine, by express
rom Chicago. The car left Chicago
IN Sept. 2 and was received at Idaho
Falls on the 4th. The prompt, yet
expensive used by the G.
W. q M. Co. to supply the farmers of
Idaho with this necessary
is commendable and was the
means of saving the farmers thons-
sands of dollars. Manager Dalton
Informs us that they have disposed
If about 10000 pounds of Irvine here
his year.