Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-17

harness since the nrSt OF the year,
and there is good reason. Come
and see for yourself. -Burrell & Theil.
Wrs. Mills Hoskins Of this city,
underwent q delicate operation at the
Holy Gross hospital in Salt Lake
on Wednesday Of last week A re-
port from there the first of this week
stated that she was getting along ~
well as could be expected. consider
ing her condition at the time she was
operated on.
We are still Offering footwear at
exceptionally low prices. We have
shoes for every member Of the family
and at prices which cannot be equal
ed anywhere. They are not cheap
shoes but are of the very best quality.
We are offering these shoe at such
low prices on account Of broken lots
and sizes. Before purchasing shoes
It will be TO your advantage to call at
The Golden Rule Store.
Mrs. Solomon Hale died at her
home in Preston last Monday ut the
age of 70 years. MT. and Mrs. Hale
were among the pioneers Of the west
They came to Utah In lS4S and In the
early cos they came to Bear Lake
valley. Later they moved to Soda
Springs and in 1890 they located In
Preston, where they have since re-
sided. For the past four years Mrs,
Hale has suffered intensely from
sciatic rheumatism.
The F. c. Hansen Co. handles
the celebrated Royal bread of
Salt Lake; white, rye and grA.
ham. Fresh three times a week.
Antoine Quadros was In town We'd
nesday from Border Mr.. and Mrs.
Quadros expect to leave in the near
future for California where they will
spend the summer. While Mr..
Qurdros has disposed Of his ranch on
Thomas Fork he still retains some
town property here and his sheep in
terests and after summer spent in
California climate may return in the
fall and make this place his future
home.-Cokeville Register.
AT the meeting Of Idanha Lodge
K. of P, Tuesday night, NJ. B. Cherry
was elected as delegate to the grand
lodge, (which meets at Weiser the
third Tuesday I'm June. Chas. f.
Wright was chosen as alternate
Chas. &C. Reese was elected Keeper
of Records g. Seal 10 succeed Charlie
Harris, who Is soon to leave fol
Blackfoot to take up his duties as
receiver of the land office at thai
place.
Judge Bulge Of the Fifth district
was sustained by the state supreme
court on Wednesday In his judgment
In the case of Elisha Strong anc
others against LucIus p. Brown anC
others. In this case Strong brought
suit for $525 damages alleged to hav'
been sustained by his cattle falling
into holes on mining claims of tn
defendant. In the trial court judg
ment was returned In favor OF tn
defendant. Appeal was taken AM
; In q decision handed down In tb
supreme court on Wednesday tn
findings OF the lower court were up
held. This final decision was wrltte
by Chief Justice Ailshie and cor
Cured in by Justice Sullivan.
: Remember the Saturday nigh
dances at the pavilion; good mt
sic, good floor and good ordel
Strangers welcome. Tickets s.
cents.
ElvIra, the .13-year-old daughte
: of Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund MOnsoT
died at the home Of her parents
! st. Charles on Sunday. April i
Death followed an operation for al
! pendicitis, which was performe
: on Saturday. Deceased was brigi
: and loveable girl. During the pa
winter she had taken great intere
in her studies at school, and antic
y pated passing her final examinatiC
n in few weeks with a high ayersg
, She was also faithful Ia sundi
e School, and at her funeral which VI
d held Wednesday, her class mates
y Sunday school each laid upon b
n casket a boquet Of white flowers.