Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-06-26

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who is seeking the nomination for
congress on the republican ticket,
spent Wednesday in this city and
Paris. making the acquaintance of
few OF the republicans. Mr.. Kerr
was a member of the Tenth session
OF the Idaho legislature and while in
the county he had the pleasure Of re-
newing the acquaintance OF Ed. Rich
and Howard Broomhead, who were
also members of the Tenth session.
Deering mowers and rakes
are alrerdy selling fast. You
can cut from one 10 two inches
closer to the ground with a Deer
ing. For sale in Montpelier by
BurrelI & Thiel only.
DIR. Ashley has purchased from L.
B. Leverich the lots at the corner Of
lincoln avenue and sth street, which
adjoin the ground on which the Ash
ley and Cooley hospital is located.
The doctor informs us that he will
shortly begin the erection of q $4,000
bungalow on the newly acquired lots.
This is very desirable residence To-
cation and the doctors new home,
together with the hospital, will add
to the appearance Of the
city.
From now until July Ord will sell
all my hats, ribbons and millinery
notions absolutely at cost. No old
shop worn goods, but everything
this seasons stock. Come and get a
stylish hat at just what IL cost me-
Mrs. Helen Jones, opposite First
National bank.
For about an hour last Saturday
morning Rinehart's studio presented
much the appearance Of q human bee
Five, with hundred or more young
sters bObbing In and out while watt
ing to ascertain who would be the
winner in the guessing contest and
receive the camera. The count
showed that there were 1856 films In
the window, and guesses ranged all
tile way from 100 to 1900. Kemmer
Stevens was the lucky lad. He
guessed 1853, within three of the cor
rect number.
The interest in tennis taken by the
young people of the town is mani
tested by the increased membership
in the Tennis club and the number
Of games being played both morning
and evening. On July 4th the club
will hold a tournament which will
start at 6 a. m. and finish at dark.
The finales will start at p. m.
Benches will be placed around the
courts for spectators and everyone
will be made welcome. No admis-
sion will be charged. st. Margarst's
Junior Guild will serve cold drinks
during the day. st. Andrews Guild
will give a social that evening on the
lawn.
The Jensen Creamery Co. always
pays the highest price for butter fat,
and guarantees correct tests. Cash
on delivery II desired. If you are
not a patron of the company, call and
let us talk it over with you. Office
ct the corner of Main and Depot
street.-N. g. Nelson. local manager.
NJ. r. Lewis Of Moscow, who is =
candidate for the nomination for
governor on the republican ticket,
spent last Friday afternoon and even.
ing in Montpelier and Paris, looking
after his political interests. Mr.
Lewis served In the Eighth session
Of the legislature with @. G. Gray
He was also member of the com.
mission which supervised the con
struction of the Paris Franklin wag
on road. Mr.. Lewis Is a man Of very
pleasing appearance, and his exper
fence in public life has been sufficient
to give him an insight into the need
of our state and At him to successful
ly discharge the duties of governor
should he be called upon to all tina
office.