Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-07-07

oat grass, which measured IA feet in \
length, and was grown without irri-
CATION. Mr.. Smart has about three |
acres in this grass, and the entire
field will average up with the sample
he brought to town. >,
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Bresee came up
from Pocateilo Sunday to spend the
Fourth with Montpelier relatives. Al
went on to Cokeville Tuesday morn
ing and propelled the pellet for the
Jensen Creamery team in their CON
test with the CokeviIle team. The.
result was Ia to 10 in favor of the.
Creamery Lads.
While G. NJ. Wolfe was moving
his lawn with a scythe Thursday
evening of last week his three-year-
old daughter suddenly got within
range of the blade and received a
deep cash on her left leg, just above
the ankle. The wound was quite an
ugly one and bleed profuselv before a
doctor could be secured.
I have taken the agency for the J.
I. Case Threshing machine Co. and
can supply you with anything in the
way of repairs for these machines, or
anything else i'm the machinery line
from sewing machine to u auto
mobile. Leave your orders and we
will be pleased to accommodate you.-
d. McLennan.
The petition in Canyon county ask
ing the commissioners to call spec
ial election on the liquor question,
bears the signatures of over so per
cent of the voters of that county.
Canyon was the first county i'll Idaho
to go ''dry" two years ago and it will
evidently be the first one to swing
back into the ''wet" column.
The people Of Nounan to the num-
Der of "a, celebrated the Fourth will
picnic up Stauffer's canyon. They
had a sumptuous dinner at noon and
\ bIlO was 6POhb ~ FoAaCo'
picnic games. The day was one O
real comfort and enjoyment for all
and it closed with dance at the
]. Nounan meeting house in the even
} ling.
; The best is none too good. Hill
; Bros coffee, tea, baking powder, ex
:. tracts and spices are the best. Sole
by Z. M. Stewart, the grocer.
= On Friday and Saturday evenings
: Manager Marcroft will offer some o
the best feature pictures ever seen II
y Montpelier. Also don't fail to hea
Mr.. Phil Thomas and accompanying
/, chorus in the new illustrated songs
s On Saturday evening there will be
4 cornet solo and a quartette in higl
class ballads. Prizes to be give
away after first show.
e Mrs. Carl A. Schmid, mother c
q the late Chas. Sehmid of this city
d died at her home on Slug Creek at
II O'Clock on the morning of July Att
aged 60 years. Death was cause
\ from cancer. Deceased was we
known in this county, having reside
for number of years at Paris, b,
:, fore removing to Slug Creek, te
: years ogo. Her funeral was hel
- from the Georgetown meeting hout
Wednesday afternoon. She is surv
we'd by a husband, three SONS III
ii three daughters.
81 Mr.. and Mrs. E. X. Robinett
Kansas City, We're guests of Mrs. {
.,51 Fl. Groo a couple of days this wee
= Mr.. Robinett was principal of Il
:" lower Montpelier school from 1892
1895. Shortly after leaving here
e gave up school work and became
uf disciple of Blackstone. He is nc
y! enjoying lucrative practice in Ka
1t, sas City. This was his second vii
- to Montpelier since leaving here
N. years ago, and he said that he hard
a. knew the old town Mr.. Robint
in and wife left yesterday for Portlar
f. where he had important legal blu
IN ness to transact. They will retu
ace home by way of Los Angeles.