Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1911-11-03

store this week and said that her
grandmother had bought a Coles
range in 1884 and it had not cost her
a cent for repairs yet. The Coles are
sold only by ID. McLennan.
j. G. Teusher informs us that last
week he trapped three black bear on
Hams Fork, about % miles east of
Raymond. They We're all big fellows
one of them weighing about 1900
pounds. From two of them he secur-
ed -. gallons of oil. He intends to
bring the skins in and leave them
with the Sidney Stevens Co. for sale.
If you want your home furnished
in the latest and most up to date
style, buy at the Nielsen Furn Co.
L. B. Leverich is installing at his
grain house a machine for rolling
wheat and oats. When treated this
way the grain is said to be much be-
ter for feed. He will be able to con-
vert the grain into the rolled product
at q small expense. These roller mills
are now in use in many sections OF
the country and the general opinion
is that the rolled grain is far superior
to the other for feeding purposes.
The Examiner regrets to announc
this week that DR. George Parkinson
has left Montpelier, having gone to
Preston Wednesday, where he feels
that there is splendid opening for
him. His family will join him ther
in about two weeks. The doctor has
made many friends during his short
residence in Montpelier, who wish
him abundant success in his new To-
cation.
Fine wines and liquors, imported
and domestic cigars. Mail order.
given strict attention. Boomer d
Collett. Cokeville. Wvo.
You will find the SWEETEST and most
complete line of rugs and carpets ever
shown in Montpelier at the Nielsen
Furn. Co.
fast Monday some one of Montpe-
lier's numerous devilish kids
threw rock at Mrs. Louis Berka,
which struck erjust below the righl
eye, causing an extremely painful
wound. 1t is believed that the rock
was thrown with deliberate intent,
for at the time Mrs. Berka was in
front of her home and in the act OF
lifting her baby from the go-cart.
Some of Montpelier's ornery" kids"
are going to get into serious trouble
they do not change their conduct.
Don't be deceived into buying u
washing machine that wont do the
work. Any responsible person can
take a Rev-o-nac washer home, use
it and If it does notdo the work better
and easier than any other machine
on the market, we will make them a
present of it. Our business is hard
ware and we know when we buy al
article it will do as we represent, a.
we have had years of experience in
the business. We buy only the best
and every article is made by uniGn
labor. ID. McLennan. 3,
About thirty of Miss Mabel Hayes
gave her a pleasant surprise
last night in the form of a ''bundle
shower" The young ladies had a
jolly time at games and other amuse-
ments until late hour, when refresh
ments wero served. Miss Hayes was
the recipient of many pretty and use
full presents in linen, china, silver
ware, etc. 1t was the wee hours OF
morning when the guests babe Mabel
good night and extended to her their
best wishes for happy voyage on
the matrimonial sea, upon which she
Is soon to set sail.
Eight and Is candle power electric
light globes Is cents, 81 candle power
globes % cents at the Modern Pharm-
aey.
Frank Paquin, first vice president
of the brotherhood of Railway Car
men of America, visited Montpelier
last Tuesday In the interest of the
striking shopmen, and addressed a
fair-sized audience at /. o. o. #. that
evening on the strike situation.
While Mr.. Paquin is q rather pleas
ing talker, he did not go into detail
in presenting the shopmen's side OF
the controversy. but convinced his re-
marks mostly in upholding the prin-
ciples of unionism. He implored the
strikers to remain loyal in this fight,
and expressed the firm belief that Ii
was matter of only short time UNI
til they would win. The speaker was
listened 60 attentively and his re-
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