Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-10-09

The fOllnwing yCHts people ofthis
county went to Salt lake last week.
where they secured passports TO
paradise and later had the nuptial
kraOts adjusted; Henry ThornOck Of
bloomington and Armeda Wallen-
tine Of Paris; Hubert Dlnlick Of Din
gle and MagdAlene Hoff Of George
town; Sam c. Hall and lneE Wright,
both OF Remington.
Al car uf extra fancy Boise val
ley apples just received. Come
early and got the best.-G.
Spongberg.
A full line Of all kinds Of blankets,
some all wool and some part cotton,
selling at special reduced prices 81
the Fair Store, Sam T. Lewis, Prop.
A divorce case Of rather spicy In
terest was heard before Judge Bulge
In the district court al Pocatello yes
tsrday. Mrs. Frances Byington,
formerly Mrs. Frances Cammons Of
this city, Is the plaintiff. She is ask
ing for decree of divorce and . d.
vision of the property. Mr.. Byington
is contestlng the prayer Of the plain
tiff, and the case was vigorously
fought by the attorneys on both sides.
Did you notice the satisfied express
sion OF the lady who wore that beau
tiful coat down town the other day.
Well, she bought It at the Golden
Rule Store, and she knew that the
style was correct, that the nc was
perfect, that the quality was excel
lent, and rs for the price, she confid-
ed to friend that 1t was the greatest
bargain she ever saw. Have you
seen the new coats and suits that
came In this week?
Hank Colliprlest and Bill Martin
returned Tuesday morning from q
weeks trip to Boise and the Peyette
lakes. At the latter place they met
AL Lang, who was formerly foreman
Of paint gang on the Short Line.
He is now conducting hotel at the
lakes and stated that he was doing
fine. From scenic standpoint they
say the Payette lakes country ls GER
taInly great. At Nampa and Boise
they also had che pleasure OF meeting
number of old railroad "boys" who
used to run out OF Montpelier.
New line Of trunks, suit cases and
travelling bags. We will make close
prices for the next 80 days on. these
new goods. Come in before you
buy.--H. b. Whitman.
The friends of Fred vogel will re-
greet to learn that he was compelled
to return to the hospital last week
and submit to another amputRtlon Of
his leg, which was injured last DE,
Gambler. The operation was perform
cd last Sunday and two more inches
were taken of the leg. The opera.
ton was necessary because Of this
diseased condition of the small bone
in the leg. Word was received from
salt Lake yesterday morning thai
Fred was getting along nicely and
expects to be able to leave the hos.
pital by the last Of next week.
A. G. Tueller il prepared to Civ
instruction on the violin or violin
cello. Those interested phone 22e
This morning Bishop Hoff callet
/ our attention TO the fact that 4s year
ago tonight-Oct. 9th--the big Chi
cago fire started. Eight blocks wer
destroyed that night, when the Ar
was temporarily checked, but n higl
wind the following day spread th
flames rapidly and the fire was no
checked again until about 10000 busl
ness blocks and residences had bee
laid waste. Nearly 800 lives wer
lost In the FIRE. Bishop Hoff was lis
: ing In Chicago ut the time and vivid
II remembers the scenes OF that grea
confiagratlon.
9 Remember the Saturday nigh
g dances at the pavilion; good ma
sic, good floor and good orde1
II Strangers welcome. Tickets 5