Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-30

Wednesday night and left a twelve
pound son. The youngsters arrival
makes Fred Stauffer a grand father
and he is mighty proud of the fact.
For sale, by Arthur JObson,
house, lot and furniture, Ceder-
lud's Addition, M ontpelier.
$1,000 unfurnished; $4,000 fur
nished.
George Dana will soon begin the
erection of seven-room bungalow
on his lots on North Tenth street,
having moved his old residence to
the rear of the lots. The bungalow
will be strictly modern In every par
ticular.
For first class photo Of the child
YOU should have the negative made
under our skylight. Faces photo
graphed out of doors will have an
unnatural squirt. Rinehart Studio.
Next Saturday afternoon take the
children and go to the Rex matinee.
The pictures are the kind that will
interest you and the kind that chill
dren should see. Remember, Satur-
day from 2 to 8. Adults 10 cents,
children cents.
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.
Miss Mary Wright has resigned
her position as clerk at Nose Lewis
store. 1t is limited that Cupid has
been playing pranks with her heart,
as result of which she will soon
change her name Ito--well, we
promised not to tell.
A fine 55-foot lot for $3.50 on easy
payments at Nielsen's music store.
Rev. Carver sends the news from
Atlanta, Ga, that they have had a
most wonderful meeting Of three
Presbyterian assemblies, VIII c
closed last week Mr.. Carver hopes
to be home to conduct services on
the second Sunday in June.
In order to clean up my stock OF
spring millinery will make big re-
auctions i'm prices ON all hats during
the next 30 days. Stock is strictly
up-to-date and large assortment 20
g select from.-Mrs. j. w. Whinyates,
Arthur Jobson and family will
leave the first Of next week for Salt
Lake, where they will reside in the
future, Mr.. Jobson having been plac-
: ed in charge Of the transmition work
for the Utah Light & Power Co. il
that territory.
! All the -four we have produced
} since last harvest has contained al
r least so per cent Of the Turkey Red
hard wheat and it has all given the
best of satisfaction. Don't fail to try
II sack. "a
! Nose Lewis returned Wednesday
' afternoon from Red Oak, Iowa, with
his son, Harold, who has been at
tending school there the past year
> Harold is looking fine and has made
), good progress in school. He will re-
turn there next fall.
!. Developing and finishing for thu
amateur at Rinehart Studio.
nj Mrs. Broomhead of Bloomington
!. mother of County Auditor Broom
head, is reported seriously i'll at he
: home. She suffered a stroke of apo
!. plexy short time ago, and owing t6
y her advanced age, but little hope IL
i entertained for recovery.
A special display Of lace curtains
- portiers. carpets, llnoleums, rugs
70 pillo as, brass beds and Sealey mat
!. tresses at the Vincent Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. Spongberg enter
u tanned the 900 club at their HON
= last Friday evening. J. n. Downin
and Mrs. Rose Stout won the frs
= prizes; the BOBBY prizes went to JET
!. Davis and Mrs G. +. Wright. Dc
licious refreshments were served.
u For sale cheap, No. Robert
~ portable bakers oven and othe
~ bakers utensils, all in good cond
~ ton. Call on or write the Roys
Bakery, Montpelier.
VI G. H. Greene and family left la
op Monday afternoon for Greenlea
@ Kan, being called there by the ii
~ ness of Mr.. Greene's father. The
u will be gone two weeks or NOR
During their absence Thos. Boyle
an Preston, is In charge Of Ritter Bro
Is. store.
re f. L. Taylor, special agent for Il
" telephone company, was here Tue
= day from Boise. He stated that
found everything running smooth
m here, and that about Is new phon
", have been added TO the Montpeli
exchange in the past two months.
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