Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-05-03

County Auditor Broomhead united
In marriage Mr.. Thos. Feltmau and
Miss Alice Hall, both of this city,
Mr.. Feltman il well known Short
Line fireman and his bride is the
daughter of Fremont Hall. The Ex-
aminer joins with their friends i'll ex-
tending hearty congratulations.
Tonight at the Theatre will he
shown in motion pictures the Burial
OF the battleship Maine" This is
lOOO-foOt reel. In addition there
will be five other lO0O-foot reels of
high class pictures, making 5000 feet
of films. Prices for tonight will be 10
and 20 cents, but Manager Reynolds
promises 70 give the people more
than their moneys worth.
House cleaning time 10 near.
Use our electric vacuum cleaner
for your carpete and rugs.
Leave orders for the cleaner at
the Vincent Furniture Co.
Mayor Hoff requests the Examiner
to remind citizens of the fact that
there is an ordinance prohibiting the
burning of rubbish in bnck yards.
Several fires have been built in back
yards lately and In one case the fire
spread to o fence and might have
caused considerable damage had it
not been discovered in time. The
mayor state this ordinace must be
strictly observed in the future.
F. F. Dalton, formerly manager of
the @. w. & NJ Co. at this place, has
decided to locate In Boise, where he
will engage In the grocery business.
He will move his family to the CAPT
tai city next week. Mr.. Dalton and
family have made good many
frieuds during their residence of a
year and half In Montpelier, and the
Examiner joins with them In wishing
Mr.. Dalton abundant success in his
new business venture.
The republican primaries in
Montpelier tomorrow afternoon
will be held nj the old city hall
and at the fire station, opposite
the Grove livery, between the
hours of & and z. Republicans,
go and expresa your choice for
president.
The Examiner office this week
printed 5000 two-color posters foi
Lorenzo Burgoyne's big clothing sale
which opens Saturday morning, May
4. The posters are the largest two
color job ever turned out of Bear
Lake county print shop, and we have
no fear OF contradiction when we say
that 1t was strictly first-class job
BY the way, we will in a few days IN
stall series of up-to-date type fol-
commercial job printing and then b
better prepared than ever to give oul
customers the kind of work tina
pleases.
While driving along the streets o.
Paris last Monday afternoon Henri,
Fuchs team became frightened AM
started to run. He was unable to cot
troll the horses and they continued
their fight until they ran into Al
electric light pole This broke th'
horses loose from the wagon ant
they kept going, but the wagon wa
brought to stop SO suddenly tina
Mr.. Fuchs was thrown against tn,
pole with such force that his RICH
cheek bone and jaw was broken an,
he was otherwise badly bruised
Doctors were quickly summoned ant
his wounds properly attended to
His injuries are serious but he
getting along as we'll as could be ex
pected.
II would surprise you TO know Of th
great good that is being done by Chan
berlain's Tablets, Darius Downey, {
Newberg junction. N. b., writes, IN
wife has been using Dhsmberllin's tai
let's and finds them very effectuel an
doing her lots Of good" II you hay
any trouble with your stamach or boV
els give them trial. For sale by II
Modern Drug Go. LII.