Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-15

Sunday from a two months visit at
the home Of her daughter, Mrs. Jesse
Bulge, in Pocatello. Mrs. Bulge
and children returned with her for a
weeks visit.
r. M. Reese guarantees to teach
you the tango, hesitation, one step or
Harvard successfully in one lesson.
Call at the Golden Rule Store.
All Women Of Woodcraft are re-
quested to be present at the meeting
Friday night, May %, promptly at 8
o'clock. Amendments to the con-
stitution are to be voted on and other
important business to be transacted.
For sale, on South Ninth street, a
lot with good house, barn and chick
en- house. For price and terms. call
at this office.
BY attending the County Fair"
tonight at the opera house, you will
not only more than get your moneys
worth, but you will be helping a
worthy cause, for every dollar above
expenses will be used in buying new
books for the public library.
Antoine Quadros, who has been one
of the prominent ranchers and sheep
men of the Thomas Fork section for
several years, has removed to Nord,
California, where has q 800 acre
ranch. The change was made on the
account of Mrs. Quadros' health.
A. L. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier on May Is, 10
20, 81 28, and "a. Office over Modern
Drug 90. At Paris on May %, al
the Stuck home
superintendent Holmes of the city
water system requests the Examiner
to state that all water rentals mus
be paid by May 10Th. After that dat
the water will beJshut off on patrons
who have not paid, and the penalty
as provided in the ordinance, will b.
collected before the water is agaiI
turned on.
Mrs. Whinyates has just receives
direct from eastern millinery house
four shipments of the very latest de
; signs in ladies' summer hats. an
she invites the ladies to call and SO
them.
: Last Monday at Pocatello Yer
Phelps, son of Ezra Phelps of Shee
+ Creek, and Estelle Al. Baxter of Sal
Lake, were united in marriage. Th
q bride formerly lived here, her fathe
: e. G. Baxter, having charge of tt
t Burgoyne cafe and Montpelier Thea
tire. The groom is Short Line fir,
man. They will reside in Pacatell
q Alton now boasts of having ne1
q modern hospital and an up TO da
Y dance pavilion. Both were opened
the public the first of this mont
and already ten operations have be,
y performed in the hospital. The {
y mansions OF the dance pavilion .
= 50xi50 feet, with balcony l5x50 fe
y for the orchestra and spectators.
Word was received here today til
~ L. P. Hanak, son of Mr. and M
Phil Hanak OF this city, was MARI
sh last Sunday In Durango, Colo, /
bride being Miss Nola Mckinney
st popular young lady of this city. \
an Hanak Is a travelling salesman for
ad ID. Liver 4 Co. of Omaha, and
st. many friends here, who wish
ID, y6ung couple every happiness
r. Green River Star.
lso Patronize home industry by usI
iaI bread baked at the Royal bakery
Of Montpelier. You can get it fir
every day made from home-gro
Turkey Red hard wheat. Also
,uu and graham bread fresh every d
an Wednesday evening the mus
viii department to the high school, IN
lts. the direction OF Prof. Robson, ]
scented 1.-THE daughter Of Jairus,
lo sacred oratorio, to a fair sized
= we'll pleased audience at the OF
house. The solo numbers by ?
Robson, Miss Welker, Miss Wini
ner and Mr.. Dunford, we're rendered
be pleasing manners, while sixty Of
the high school boys and girls earrieS
hat the chorus very successfully.
we'd splendid rendition of the Orat
be demonstrated that Prof Robil
SSH has exceptional ability as . mui
director.