Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-07-17

Henry Zimmerman arrived from
Chicago last Saturday for ten days
visit with his aunt, Mrs. Rudolph |
Aschliman. Mr.. Zimmerman is a
linotype operator in the office of the
Chicago News.
For sale, team of 5-year-old geld
ings weighing about l4OO pounds
each; also three ponies broke to ride.
Call on or phone Chas. Bartschi,
Nounau; phone 197-k-2.
IIr.[ and Mrs. Heber @. Hancock,
who have been sojourning in New
York City for the past year, returned |
TO Ogden last week. Mrs. Hancock |
was formerly Miss Lucille Cozzens
of this city.
Owing to the somewhat depleted
condition of his berry patch and to
the damage done by the frost, Mr..
Mouritsen of Bennington, informs us
that he will not be able to fill any
orders for strawberries this season.
For sale, my home, consisting of
good brick house and five acres of
land, with hot houses; price $500
cash and $1,000 on easy TERMS Mrs.
Burya, Montpelier.
Tonight the Montpelier Theatre
will show an sexciting five reel pic
ture entitled, Through Fire to For
tune, or The Sunken Village. On
FRIDAY night, July "a, judith of Be-
thulia'', a special four reel feature
will be shown.
Mrs. Helen Jones has a new sup
ply of Royal Beauty Face Powder.
Ladies wanting any of it should call
soon, as she intends to close her
store on Saturday, July 25. She has
two show cases which she will sell
cheap.
Word from Boise Tuesday stated
that Mrs. A. J. Kelly is recovering
nicely from a serious operation which
she underwent two weeks ago at St
Luke's hospital. The letter sta ted
that she had practically three oper-
ations In one.
A. I. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier on July 20, II,
~, % %, and 30. Office over Modern
Drug Co. At Paris on July "a, at
the Stuck home
L. w. Tozier, pharmacist at RiteI
Bros, with his wife and baby, left
; yesterday morning for two months
sojourn in the east, their principal
3 point being Milford, Maine, where
: they will remain for a month witt
e Mr.. Tozier's parents.
Sawtell 4 Sawtell have removed
4 their office from the Hotel Burgoyn'
4 to the ground floor of the Bank o
4 Montpelier building, entrance OF
Ninth street. Their residence phon
is 22s and office phone is 81.
Il The Second ward amusement com
d mite will give program and chill
dren's dance at the Second war,
meeting house on Friday afternoon
u July "a, beginning at 2:30 O'Clock
D, Admission free and everybody WEI
. come. Ice cream and cake will b
.. served during the afternoon.
W Seba Turks has resigned his pos
y ton as bar tender at the Wyomin
Sc Club and leased the barber shop !
the rear of the Boomer d Fuller 81
s. loon and will hereafter occupy th
ID position of tonsorial artist at til
a. above named place.-Cokeyille Rel
g. lister.
4. Last Saturday morning Hank Co
ID lipriest received telegram from
IS Paso, Texas, stating that Engines
d. S. C. Nation had been killed, bI
gave no particulars. Nation wa
an employe of the Short Line Il
rs some time and had 3 run ont of her
NJ on the First district. He was fam
rs larily known in railroad circles he
rs Carrie Nation.
," Wilson Blaine, who was und
on treatment for appendicitis for tbr
u weeks at the Ashley a Cool
hospital, was able to leave there d
Sunday. The attack Of appendicii
ley coming ON him before he had ful
ow recovered from the case Of bio
,ns poisoning, made his condition gu
The serious for . time, and while he
zen still very weak, b. i gradually
gaining his strength