Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-23

Sunday, June list will be ConvOca-
ton Sunday AT the Episcopal church
and the offerings at the morning and
evening services will be used to pay
the expenses of Rev. and Mrs. John
son TO Boise for the convocation.
For first class photo OF the child.
You should have the negative made
under our skylight. Faces photo
lgraphed out of doors will have an
unnatural squint-R inehart Studio.
The three-months-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Marion Clark Of George
town died at Paris last Saturday.
The body was taken TO Georgetown
Sunday and funeral services were
held Monday afternoon at O'Clock.
Ladies' and gents straw and pan
anna hats cleaned by George Jarxey,
She cleaner.
While returning from nixon last
saturday in = taxi, Jesse Bulge
drove through wire fence, tore off
an axle and demolished wheel. The
accident was do to something going
wrong with the steering gear Poca-
tello Tribune.
1 The Mode Is the place to find what
you want in millinery at prices that
are right, opposite Ritter Bros. drug
store. Miss Carrie Hunter and Mrs.
II. b. Whitman, props.
Wednesday George A. Sparks OF
Dingle, received by express from
Trenton, Utah, one Jersey and three
Holstein bull calves. The calves are
all thoroughbreds and were bought
By Mr.. Sparks for the purpose OF inn
proving his dairy herd.
A fine 55-foot lot for $3.50 on easy
payments at Nielsen's music store.
Il Mrs. A. g. Preston came up from
Salt Lake Tuesday to close the deal
for the sale Of their residence prop
erty In this city to A. b. Mattson OF
Minidoka. We did not learn what
the consideration was, but under
that it was in the neighborhood OF
$500.
For eye strain don't fall to see A,
L. Chiffon, optician. In Montpelier
May 10, 20, 81, %, "a and d. OF
flee over Modern Drug Co. All work
guaranteed.
/ Conductor dutch" Lehrbas has
been appointed q special deputy
game warden with authority to ar
rest violators of the game law at any
time or place. ''Dutch's" good work
as deputy last year, was RESPONSE
bic for him again being placed on
the job.
In order to cleanup my stock o.
spring millinery will make big re.
auctions in prices on all hats during
the next 80 days. Stock is strictly
up-to-date and a large assortment Il
select from.-Mrs. J. w. Whinyates
Gus Spongberg, who Is q nlembel
of the board OF asylum trustees. wal
called TO Blackfoot yesterday morn
Ing, to be present at the inquest and
assist in the investigation Of the kill
ling OF five inmates of the institution
particulars of which are given else
where in this issue.
Wednesday Mrs. f L. Tavenne
received q most acceptable gift from
. her parents, In the form of a pretty
: auto, known as the II. G. III. Thi
make of car has been ON the market
only about IS months and this Is the
,, first one ever seen here. The car 1
u handsome one and Is rated at 2
horsepower
All the -four we have produces
since last harvest has contained a
least so per cent Of the Turkey Re-
hard wheat and 1t has all given tn
best Of satisfaction. Don't fail 70 tr.
3 q sack. IA
The high school students will Civ
, a social dance at the pavilion, Wed
nesday night, May %. The proceed
will be used in helping to defray tn
expenses Of commencement week
8 Tickets will be only 60 cents. q
g and help the students and have
]. good time as well.
= Conductor O. 9. Miller and vii
It left last Friday for two month
II visit in the east. Mrs. Miller wa
d the complaining witness In the Mi
T. 1er-Cornwell case. which was hear
o In Justice Staley's court last weel
Ii she does not return when distri,
court convenes In Paris next montl
the case against Mr.. Cornwall wi
very likely be thrown out OF court.
is Developing and finishing for tn
e. GA..Aan