Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-04-10

n. c. Cain, who has been Ia the
hemploye OF the Phoenix Construction
Co, ut Grace and other points, has
located in Montpelier Mr.. Cain is
fine musician ahd has assumed the
leadership OF the kid" band He
says that there Is material among the
boys for making OF good hand and
\ he IL going to give them all the drill
ling they win stand
Nd C. Rich was happily surprised
about o'clock last Sunday morning
when old doc" Stork called &c mis-
home and left two lively little dem
ocrats. One weighed 81 and the
other one pounds. The mother and
babes are doing nicely and Ed Is feel
ing mighty proud to think he is the
father Of twins. As they haven't yet
1 decided upon names for the young
hgehtlemen, the Examiner suggests
that Woodrow Wilson Rich and
Champ Clark Rich would sound
about right.
A. L. Chiffon, the eye specialist
will be in Montpelier on April 90, 81
%, 2S, IS and IS. Office over Modern
l Drug Go. At Paris on April "a, at
| the Stucki home.
II. Rich, proprietor OF the stone
garage, has secured the service of w.
III Dingboon of Salt Lake, an expert
mRchinist and repair man, who will
remain here during the season. Mr..
\ Dlngboon has worked In the factories
Of the Pierce-Arrow and Veile COM
panies for several years, which has
given him thorough knowledge OF
all the intricate parts Of an antonio
bile. Mr.. Rich Is therefore able to
guarantee all work turned out at his
garage He will also have autos for
hire. Phone f2s.
Mrs. Whinyates returned Wednes-
day morning from short visit in
Salt Lake. She was accompanied by
Mr.. Whinyates, who will spend the
spmmer here. His friends will be
pleased to learn that his eye sight
ID improved land he still has hopes
that he will eventually regain his
> sight While in Salt Lake Mrs.
: Whinyates placed an order for some
OF the very latest designs in ladies'
hats. They are now on display In
. her store and those ladies who
A have not yet purchased their spring
4 honnets are cordially invited to cal
and inspect these stunning patterns.
/ That quality is long remembered
\ after price is forgotten, is being
= manifested by the immense amount
. Of harness repairing now being
d brought to j. w. Arnold, north 81
d the First National bank. Join the
duality set.
: II the lady who sent in the newl
TENS from Georgetown last week
will hereafter sign her name to this
communication we will gladly pub
lish them. The name Of the writer
will not be made public, but for the
Information OF the party, we will
(. state that unsigned communications
are always consigned to the waste
basket in all newspaper offices. The
F11AlulneT Woulu Db ktt1u 10 nave u TO
gnlar correspondent In Georgetown
and In every settlements In thu
country, for that matter. II oul
Georgetown friend will call at thii
office we will make 1t an object fol
her to furnish us with news item,
every week from that thrifty it'll
burg
N r. d. Sawtell, recent graduati
from Palmer School Of Chiropracti
Of Davenport, Iowa, arrived In th'
&c city last Saturday and will engag
In the practice of his profession here
At present he is located at the Over
NJ land roomiug house, but little late
he expects 10 secure . suite of room
In the Bank of Montpelier building
His family will join him as soon a
" they can secure q house. Brief
n stated, chiropractic IL the science (
. adjusting tile cause of disease by re
-, aligning the "a movable vertebras
III the spine, releasing pressure on I'll
he nerves radiating from the spine TO a
he parts Of the body, thus allowing th
~ nerves to carry their full quota
y nerve energy.