Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-10-31


You should call Mt our studio and
see what we are putting out in high
grade photos with air brush back
ground. They will sure please you
when mounted in those fine folders
and Artist proof cases. Rinehart
Studio.
The Montpelier friends Of Engineer
Dave Smith will regret to learn that
he is seriously i'll in the L. ID. s. hos
pital at Salt Lake. He was taken
there two weeks ago from Glenn's
Ferry, where he has resided for the
past three years.
There will be grand ball at the
pavilion Wednesday night Nov. 8.
Tickets will be so cents, instead of 81,
rs advertised last week; check room
free. Dancing will continue until l
a. m. Come out and have big time
for little money.
Lyle McDermott, who has been in
the hospital most of the time since
last February, when he received an
accidental gun shot wound in the
leg, was compelled to undergo an
other operation this week at the L.
ID. S. hospital In Salt Lake.
Why not have the photos now
while the weather Is grand and be-
fore we are rushed to death? We
will be over rushed soon. Come to
our studio now and we can take more
time with you and that means better
photos. Rinehart Studio.
Joe Davis, Chas. Reese and Walter
Stevens went to Salt Lake last Satur-
day In DIR. Poynter's car, which they
took down to have overhauled. Aside
from having to be towed by team
for considerable distance and few
other troubles, they got to Salt Lake
all right.
O. Rey ireland, Manager for Idaho
of The Pacific Building & Loan As
sociation, informs US he is meeting
with fine success In the organization
of local branch here. He has some
loans completed and several under
way. Mr.. Ireland will be in the city
only few more days.
There is no reason why every fam
lily in Montpelier should not be using
Montpelier -four. AS we have the
Y1ast ,x,haak a. hand that oap ha vrn
duced, the flour is second to none.
Also note the price.
L. s. Trap returned Tuesday from
a four months soiourn in the east.
He has been in Virginia, Ohio, Illi-
nois, Nebraska and other sections
of the middleIwest. He reports that
business generally In the east 10 good
except in the sections where the
drought was SO severe last summer.
John O'Connor returned last Mon
day from a trip to his ranch near
Miner. He reports that the farmers
In that section have all harvested big
crops this year. His ranch produced
500 tons of hay, 5000 bushels of grain
besides large quantity of potatoes,
and other vegetables.
The fountain at Hansen's >
still running and ice cream, as
well as hot drinks are being
, served.
Andrew Windley fnd Miss Evelyn
Rich, two Of st. Charles popular
! young people, were united In mar
a riage in the Logan temple last Wed.
e nesday. They will make their home
!. in st. Charles and will soon go Il
housekeeping In what is known 81
the Ed Rich property.
Q The commissioners of Bannool
a county have fixed December nth a
the day on which tile voters OF tina
county will again determine whethe
l- or not the county shall remain In th
l. day column. While there 10
j good deal of speculation on the re
3 suit, it Is pretty safe bet that tn
.'drys'' will again win, although tn
70 majority will not be very large.
. Do you need watch, piece {
10 iewelry, or music? You viii saw
money at Nielsen's; he also ca
y make your watch run as good as new
a. Ask your friends II this is not true
u The value of the Examiner as ;
q advertising medium for the loo;
merchants has been materially II
he creased as a sesult OF the subscriptio
er contest. So far, close to l75 ne
III names have been added to this pf
nd per's already large family Of readei
and when the contestants make the
- final report tomorrow night, 1t is e.
-, pected that at least 30 more nam'
gill be added to the list.
10. Phelps visited over Sunda
with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J.
ne Phelps. Jode is now located at Nj
eo ner and in addition to conducting
ne cigar store and pool hall, he dea
lr out Justice when the occasion 7
ID aulres it as he holds the office
Justice Of the Peace In that bur
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