Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-02

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Jack Wedei and children went to
Salt Lake this morning for y short
visit. Jack said he had date to
meet VIM. J. Bryan at the Wilson
bar and after an hours conference
with that distinguished gentleman
he thought he would be able to lick
the Japs single handed. But then
Jack is such jOsher.
Those who are interested in organ
ixlng a brass band in Montpelier will
meet for practice again next Sunday
afternoon ut four o'clock In the pa
vilion. About IA have slgnified a d, :
sire 10 help organise band and the
leaders of the movement are conf
dent that they will be able to COM
plete the organization.
George Koford, contractor ana
builder, Montpelier, Idaho. sa
All OF the laws passed by the re-
cent Legislature which did not have
an emergency clause, will go into ef-
feet next Wednesday, as provided by
the state constitution, which states
that all laws shall 20 into effect 90
days after the adjournment of the
legislature and not 80 days after they
are approved by the governor.
/ Dennis A. Smethers, with their new
! well boring machine, struck strong
} flow OF water last week 1T depth Of
40 feet ut George Smiths place IN
: Montpelier. Wednesday at Andrew
+ Nielsen's place, north OF town, an
) other good flow Of water was struck
at depth Of ITO feet. The water
raises In the pipe to within 50 feet OF
the surface.
1.-THE Merchant. or Venice Up-to-
Date" will be presented ut the OPP
era House on Tuesday night, May Id
by the students Of the high school.
The play Ii Shakespeare's "Mer-
chant Of Venice revised into u
laughable comedy. The roles have
been placed in good hands and the
production promises TO be "rich and
z racy." There will be speclAlties be-
tween acts.
During the past ten days the stork
= has left little bundles OF humanity NJ
e the following homes; A son at the
home OF of j. ID. Mott In thls city, a
daughter at the home Of Abe Thomp-
son In Georgetown, . son at the
home Of Orson Hymas In Liberty, a
sou at the home of Andrew Larsen In
Dingle and q daughter at the home
of George Sparks in Dlngle
While Arbor Day, last Friday, was
q not observed by tree planting TO any
extent in Montpelier, the pupils of
the public schools, under the dlrec-
= ton OF Superintendent Stevenson and
: the teachers took advantage OF the
! holiday and thoroughly cleaned the
grounds at each building. The rub
bish was rnked into piles and has
: been hualed of and the grounds are
= now In ''ship shape"
y The lawn tennis club Of Montpelier
Z will hold n meeting at the Episcopal
j Rectory Monday evening. May 4, Al
= o'clock. This meeting will open
:. the season as the court will be ready
II by that time. All members who re-
u ceived cards about the last meeting
,s are requested to attend this one. The
n court will be open from to Q q. III
a. and from TO I p. m. on Sundays
Or Week days from q. N. to sp. IN.
AT . special meeting Of of Wainu
- Camp. w. o. W, last Monday nigh
Chas. E Harris was elected dele
gate to the district convention, which
will be held in Rexburg ON May y
Dick Groo was chosen ~ alternate
There will be another special meet
ing II the camp this, Friday, evening
at which > class Of twelve will b
initiated, followed BY big feed. Al
Woodmen are requested to be pres
ent.
When neighbors observed job
Brennan turning hAndsprings on bi
lawn at mn early hour last Tuesda
morning, they knew that sometbin
out Of the ordinary bad happened I
cause him TO engage In this unusua
exercise. Upon inquiry 1t va
learned that the stoFk had visited III
Brennan home during the wee hour
OF the night and left fine son. A
IL was the first visit the old bird ha
made at the home for about II yeatl
John felt that he was entitled :
''cut up 3 few strange capers." tn
mother and SON are doing nicely, an
the doctor and nurse believe thE
with proper attention they will /
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