Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1912-02-09

ladies of the First ward served re-
freshments during the evening and
We're literally patronized.
Hello! Hello! Hello! Flour? Yes.
we have plenty. Send me up sack
of Yellowstone Special please. What?
No thanks, i don't want something
lust as good" l am from Missouri
Get in the game and order II sack
from Brennan d Davis.
If you want a good proposition that
will mean big money to you some
time in the near future, for the small
investment of 5000, payable at $40
per month without interest see the
local agent, Edw French and buy a
couple of city lots in the Fairview
addition to Pocatello it's Il sure deal
you can't lose.
Ambrose Merrill returned last Sat
urday from Rocky Ford, Colo,
WHITTIER he was called two weeks ago
by the illness of his sister, Mrs. G. A.
Jensen. He stated that Mrs Jensen
had undergone Il critical operation in
addition to having her appendix re-
moved, but was doing nicely when
he left Rocky Ford. Mrs. Merrill
Will remain there until her daughter
is able to leave the hospital.
Mrs. Sam L. Lewis and daughter
Ritha left last Sunday for New York
City TO attend the golden wedding
anniversary of Mrs. Lewis parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Gesas, which
will be celebrated ON Feb. 9th. Mrs
Lewis will be absent about a month,
but Miss Ritha will remain either in
New York or Chicago, to take II
course in music. =-=-y-,=-
You railroad men, who will some
have to move to Pocatello sooner or
later to follow your promotions, and
improve your positions had better
take advantage of the deal on city
lots. Our agent, Edw French is now
offering you in the Fairview addition
to Pocatello. See him now before
they are all gone Fairview Co.
Sam Lewis having decided to close
out his merchandise business in
Montpelier, is now offering the peo-
pie genuine bargains in all lines of
goods. 1t will really pay all whu
wish tip get reliable goods for less
money than it costs TO lay some of
them down here, 10 visit his store.
You will never have another such
opportunity to save money on reliable
merchandise as is now offered at the
Fair store
Frank Bates, pumper at Nutria,
was killed by mail train No 10 about
Il O'Clock Monday night. Bates was
riding his speeder when the train ran
onto him. Engineer Collipriest says
that he was running about 10 miles
an hour when he sighted Bates.
While he did not have time to stop
his train, he says that Bates had
ample time to get out of the way.
but did not pay any attention TO the
whistle. Bates was single man and
about so years of age.
FOR SALE, an old established;
well paying business, general mer
chandise. Will sell stock with ol
without fixtures If preferable. viii
sell store and lot on Main street pro.
perty or rent to suit purchaser; also
have several dwelling houses for sale.
Inquire at the Fair store, Sam L.
Lewis, Montpelier. Idaho.
Mrs. J. j. Guheen was hostess AT
one of the largest parties of the sea-
son, Thursday afternoon, the guest OF
honor being the hostess's niece, Mrs
Curran of Montpelier. With the re-
ceiving party was Mrs. A. V. Scott,
of Idaho Falls. Mrs. Guheen was
charmingly attired in crepe de chine
of soft pink hue. Mrs. Curran wore
a dainty costume of white satin and
Mrs. scott becoming black velvet
gown Five hundred was tho game
chosen for the afternoon, ten tables
enjoying the diversion. Beautiful
hand painted plates were awarded to
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs Christ and to
Mrs. Curran as the honor guest.
Punch was served during the after
noon and delicious luncheon at the
close of the games.-Blackfoot Opt.
mist.
A ear load Of young elk went thru
Montpelier Wednesday, They were
being shipped from the Jackson Hole
country tn Cheyenne,