Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-07-10

There will be no more morning
services in st. Andrews church until
Sunday, Sept. g. Sunday school and
evening services will be held at usual
hours during the summer.
For sale, my home, consisting Of a
good brick house and five acres of
land, with hot houses; price $500
cash and $1,000 on easy terms Mrs.
Burya, Montpelier.
II. A. Datesman returned Tuesday
morning from fishing trip to Trude
On the Yellowstone Park branch of
the Short Line, and he was loaded to
! che limit with speckled beauties.
Last Monday morning 10000 East
FERN brook trout fry were received
here from the Warm River fish hat
cherry. The fry were distributed in
Montpelier and Georgetown creeks.
Wanted, contract to stack 500 tons
or more of hay, wild hay preferred.
For particulars see Conrad Nelson,
Montpelier
Base Ball at Montpelier ball park
Saturday and Sunday, July IL and II
between Bancroft and Montpelier.
Tomorrow game will be called at 3
Io,cloek and Sundays game at 1;SO
sharp.
/ Wendell, the 7-year-old son Of DR..
Guyon, who was operated on for APP
pendicitis in the L. d. S. hospital at
Salt Lake two weeks ago, is getting
along nicely and will be able to re-
turn home next week.
II you want the blended wheat
flour or If you want the genuine hard
wheat flour we can furnish either
The Montpelier Milling Co.
t Mrs. r. n. Sheldon is enjoying a
visit from her mother and sister, Mrs.
Mrs. j. Taylor and Miss Kate Taylor
Of Cheyenne, Wyo. They arrived
: last Saturday and will remain for q
couple Of weeks.
Mrs. A. @. French's lunch set will
; Lfafffed off at the opera house on Sat
urday night, July Is. Parties wish
ing tickets can secure them Of her a.
o the opera house door any evening
o this week and next.
!, Sawtell &c Sawtell have removed
their office from the Hotel Burgoyn
10 to the ground floor of the Bank o
le Montpelier building, entrance o
al Ninth street. Their residence phon
is 22s and office phone is 81.
1t Acting on decision of the Idah
m supreme court, Tuesday Probat
n, Judge Haddock appointed Fran
Wright administrator of the estat
ho of the late Rody Thornton, and h
IL bond was fixed at $1,000.
IRE The ladies Of st. Andrews Guil
will hold the first of their Law
sociais on the church lawn Wedne
. day evening, July 10. Ice cream al
'e'' cake served at reasonable price
es' The public is cordially invited.
WIN. Mumford of Raymond. is nc
'ase driving q Ford touring car, which
slt purchased from Cruikshank 4 n
ler son this week, he has the honor
being the first person in the Thorn
of Fork section TO own bezine buge
lay Last Monday two special trai
lels composed of express cars loaded WI
race horses, passed through here
on route from the east to Vancouver,
We G. We understand that the expr'
charges ON each train was somethi
- like $4,000.
the Miss Lincoln's Juvenile class
the physical culture and expression 4
in for its first lesson this morning. NJ
Lincoln proposes TO conduct tie
of lessons, ending with splsn
rat nublle exhibition of drills and spe'
ihgs features. Her classes will II
70 Tuesday and Friday mornings fl
ionu Q TO 1890 o. clock.
Arnold Zumbrunnen informs
new -. III. Harbartson the ia
very @ 80 wrestling champion
Arge ogden, will wreetle any six Of
Lakes '.huskies'' and agree to III
time them all within an hour at the NJ
,ng's Epelier theatre on the evening Of
The ~ Anyone wishing to try
We'd champion can make arrangement
Ju- writing to Mr.. Zumbrnnnen, n
iDaIier.