Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-22

Practically all of the merchants of
Preston have signed an agreement to
close there places of business every
Wednesday afternoon during the
months of June, July and August
The 'auto been got to buzzing in
X. S. CORVALLIS bonnet the first of
the week and it didn't stop until he
blew himself for Buick-the last
one that Groo a. Toomer had for sale.
You will need refrigerator during !
the summer months. See our assort-
ment and get our prices
Furniture Co.
I Mr.. and Mrs. g. Spongberg enter
tanned the $500" club Tuesday even
ing. The first prizes were won by r..
A. Sullivan and, Mrs. Robt. sheldon
and the consolation prizes went to
Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Wright.
4 Nose Lewis has arranged large
feed yard back of his store, which
the farmers are welcome to use free
lof charge, whether they buy goods at
his store or not. The yard is provid-
ee with water and other conveniences
for thoes who care to use it.
Caulifiower, cabbage, tomato and
khower plants for sale at Mrs. Duryea's
market garden, one-half mile north
The~citizens of Cokeville will cele-Y
hbfate the completion of the big wool
Warehouse, which has been erected
Ilthere this spring, with a barn dance
| tomorrow night. A number of Mont-,
Npelier citizens have received invita-
Gons to attend Che dance.
Say, Mr.. Farmer and others, don't
Drget John Van Orman, the black
smith, is still doing business at the
old stand, opposite the Grove livery.
He sharpens pillow shares for SO and
40 cents; horse shoeing done at from
go to 81. All work executed promptly
and guaranteed to be first class.
Frank Bourne and family expect to
leave next Sunday for Nampa, where
= they will reside in the future. Frank
: now has run out Of there on the
Idaho Northern, branch Of the O.
8 S. Z. He came in from there Tues
i day to assist in packing VI their
household goods
= II you want the blended wheat
Z -four or If you want the genuine hard
Q wheat -four we can furnish either
The Montpelier Milling Co--
n Mrs. Henry Spidell went to Clif
z ton. Idaho, last Saturday to attenc
is the funeral OF James Davis, who
,, died in a Salt Lake hospital on MAJ
IA. Deceased was cousin Of MIR
n Spidell and nephew of w. G. Davi
re Of this city. He was bishop of tn
Clifton ward and also principal o
Ihe public school there.
p Finding that his business was be
as coming too heavy for him to success
Id fully handle alone, Otto Petereit ha
sold . half interest in the Royal bak
@ cry to Harrison Hess, who will b.
= come personally associated in Tia
management of the bakery as 500
as he is relieved as manager of til
n Jensen Creamery Cos station.
raj
on Patronize home industry by usir
49, DnrvoT kaFu
Montpelier. You can get it fires
every day made from homegrown
~, Turkey Red hard wheat. Also r.
'tis and graham bread fresh every da
ng Under the new time card, viii
went into effect last Sunday, thepil
81 pong now arrives from the west
800 D. m. and leaves for Paris
AIS. The train leaves for the W
as usual, S:25 a. m. Trains Nos
and and 9 switched numbers. and the Il
day mail is now known as No. 5 and
ere morning passenger train as No. 8.
aug Mr.. and Mr. Charlie Harris
- turned yesterday morning r.
viii RIackfoot, where they had been
day several days. They secured a IN
atlv fshed house, which they viii occU
I on for \ month OF so. Tuesday
Harris received his commission
receiver Of the land office, but
|, re- will not take official charge Of
also ONCE until June /. They viii g
.rial Blaekfoot next Tuesday 70 take
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