Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-18

Jag HtsSfaE ~ 1887 Wees Inc 0Wks6~ 4
ing and stock were valued 1t $4,000, |
with e., 600 insurance.
Bring a. your choice Aims for en-
larging. We can make you sxi0
for go cents. Rinehart Studio.
Mr. Fred Ball, cashier OF the bank
al Grace and Miss Goldie Lewis Of
Pocatello, were quietly married In
Salt Lake last Monday evening. Miss
Lewis Ii niece of Mrs Nose Lewis
Of this city, and Is well known to
many OF the Examiners readers.
/ George Kuford, contractor and
builder, Montpelier, Idaho. ST
|. All members or Women Of Wood
craft are requested TO be present at
the next regular session Monday
evening, April q, a. there will be
election % delegates TO the district
convention and other important busi-
ness. Visiting members are welcome.
For real bargains see Nielsen's
JeweIry Store windows.
Judge Bulge came up from Poca-
telio "Wednesday and went to Paris
to attend 20 some legal matters and
to shake hand with old friends. He
was accompanied by Mrs. Bulge who
will visit there for several days but
the Judge will return 10 POcatello
this evening.
Toomer 4 Groo have enlarged
their garage by the erection OF q 80
foot extension, and the entire build
ing has been covered with corrugated
iron. Owing to the large number Of
new autos in town, the boys antici-
pate that they will have plenty OF
work this summer.
DR.. III. Beckstrom, Dentist. can be
seen at his residence east Of the
\ Catholic church.
The roads having again become
passabIe and the weather being fine,
the town presented lively appear
ance last Saturday for the first time
in number of weeks. The men were
buying farm implements, while their
. wives invaded the dry goods and
millinery stores.
: At the Montpelier Theatre Satnr-
1 day night, April 10, "Rameses, King
of Egypt special feature In two
parts. The greatest bible subject
ever seen In Montpelier. Also
I ''Alkali Ike Plays the Devil another
rip-roaring comedy. Admission Il
: cents. Come early and avoid tht
d rush
p Ladies' gingham aprons with ane
without sleeves, from 30 cents up 81
Brennan 4 Davis.
l. A new map or Idaho has just beer
. Issued showing all the new counties
new railroads, over 200 new towns
population by last census, all full!
le indexed and up-to-date March 1918.
q 1t il for sale by the Idaho Republi
J, can, price postpaid to any address
y 81. This Office has secured one AM
it Is well worth the price.
10 Tt Is reported that there has beef
quite a number Of small article
i. stolen from certain stores In tow
le lately during business hours, and on
N merchant reports the loss Of suit Q
clothes. We understand that q specta
effort Is going to be made by thes
~ merchants In the future to detect an
y shopiifting and parties caught In til
y act will be vigorously prosecuted.
Ladies', you are invited TO look j
our new spring millinery. We ca
9. assure you that we have the swellef
eF hats In town and our prices ~
ef right. The Golden Rule Store.
State Sanitary Inspector Wall
Oh was here Tuesday and In eompan
see with Mayor Cough, members Of th
he council and few other citizens II
81 spected the hesdworks OF the city
70. water system. Mr.. Wallis returne
ok TO Pocatello that evening and geate
q, day he forwarded to the mayor
nd written report In which he recon
Ice mends that certain changes be mac
In the system In order 30 secure pu
s. er and cleaner water His report
M too long to publish In this issue.
ian Since the automobile article {
the first page OF this issue was prin
$, ed, we learn that r.. a. Sullivan hi
fallen victim of the auto fever
80 having purchased sO-horse pow
!. Buick from Toomer q aroo, who D
5 local agents for the Buick. saTll
Toomer drove the car from salt Ia
to Poeatello Wednesday where
to left IL as he was advised not TO t
lii TO make the drive to Montpelier no
wo on account OF the roads. Howeye
of the car will be here In few de
ing and ''SnIly' says he will soon ma
1sy the owners OF the Fords s'eat /
dust"
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