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

Johu Mats of st. Charles, spent
several days in town this week Jonn
has taken the position Of travelling
salesman and collector for the G. w.
d M. Co. and will enter upon his
duties February LIST. His territory
will inclnde Bear Lake valley and
the country Immediately tributary to
it. John is well known throughout
this section of the country and will
no doubt meet with success in his
york
The grand opera seXtette, which
appeared at The Theatre last Tues
day night was pronounc ID by all who
were in attendance to be really the
finest musical entertainment ever
given in Montpelier. Each member
of the sextette was an artist of rare
ability and every number on the pro-
gram was heartily appreciated. The
entertainment was treat, such as
the music lovers of Montpelier sell,
dom receive. I
sDrs. Thomas Il Bryan beg I'd an
nounce that they are open for con-
sultation every evening from 7:3D 10
IL o'clock at the Family Theatre.
Among the marvellous cures during
the past week, they report 500 cases
of the 'blues," $50 cases of irritable
ity, $50 cases of crankiness ard
many minor cases. All persons suf-
fering from dyspepsia, sluggish liver
and kindred complaints should con-
suit them any evening except sun
day at their place of business.
Miss Kathryn Upper entertained
"a of the younger set at 1897 last Sat
urday night. After playing nine
games dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
her mother and Mrs. Reese. The
first prizes were won by Miss Emma
4Spongberg and Mr.. Russell Groo,
While the consolation prizes were
awarded to Miss Lucille Cozzina and
Mr.. Switzler. A pleasing musical
program was rendered by several Of
Montpelier's we'll known artists,
Last Monday Riley Barkdull
through his attorney, John A. Bag.
ley, filed notice of appeal to the dis
trict court from the order of the
board of county commissioners EN-
ploying Attorney H. V. A. Ferguson
of Pocatello, to assist Prosecuting
Attorney Higgins in the prosecution
of the liquor cases to be tried at thu
special term of district court, which
is called to convene next Monday
The appeal is taken on the grounC
that the action of the board is deemed
illegal and prejudicial to the public
interests.
Mr.. Chase Dustin of Bear Lake
who has been visiting his brighter
William Dustin, for the past thre
weeks, was found dead last Tuesda,
at about B o'clock p. IN. in his broth
er's stable. VIM. Dustin states tina
: his brother had only been absent iron
: the house about 20 minutes when h
g went to search for him. On entering
' the stable Chace was found lying il
? d pool Of blood, he had shot himsel
e in the ear. AS the dead man wa
being removed from the stable a re
) volver fell from his right hand. !
! coroner's inquest was held Tuasda,
! evening and it was pronounced tina
: the man cam to his death by his ow
/ hand.-Teton Valley News
4 Two weeks ago last Sunday Mr.
AL Beutler of Sharon, went to Neph
4 Utah, acco mpanied by her two-yea
!, old daught II, Irene, in response to
telegram stating that her sister wa
not expected to live, as the result {
s complications following child birtl
j Death came a few days after MR.
VI Beutler ached there. The daughte
! for whom the mother gave UP he
q life, survived, and Mrs. Beutlt
b wrote that she would remain there
It I ,w weeks and bring the babe hon
with her. Last Saturday evenin
II Mr.. Bsutler received message sta
10 ing that their daughter, Irene, ws
,e dangerously i'll and Sunday he r
+ ceived another message conveyir
the sad news of her death. M
Beutler left for Nephi Sunday eve
y ing, and returned Wednesday wit
Mrs. Beutler and the body OF the
- laughter, which was taken I'd the
y ZONE in Sharon, where the funer
o. was held yesterday.
H.