Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-06-18

Sunday from HnmansvIlle, Mo-, fol-
an extended visit ut the home OF heu
daughter, Mrs. Chas. E. Reese. she
will visit the San Francisco exposi-
ton before returning home.
If you are interested IN the contest
fur Goddess Of Liberty, help vonr
favorite with few votes. Reinem-
Der. votes are only a cent each. You
can cast them at Staley's cigar store,
Ritter BrOs. drug store or the Modern
Pharmacy.
Mrs. Chas. Harris came up from
BIackfoot last Sunday TO remain
while Mr.. Harris is attending K. Of
r grand lodge at Lewiston. While
here she will sell their household
goods, and hereafter will rent their
house unfurnished until they sell It.
For sale at cost on easy terms, a
mod ern brick bungalow. located &c
the corner of Clay and Seventh streets
one block from the high school, in
good residence district; house has
three bed rooms, living room. dining
room, bath room. Kitchen aud pantry.
Inquire Of W. B. Taylor, Snpt. Phoe-
nix CONSTRUCTION Co
Mr.. Young. representing the salt
Lake Telegram, was In town this
week for the purpose OF getting some
girl to enter contest which the Tele-
gram ia conducting. He succeeded
In getting Miss Matte Dewey. Her
friends can help her in the contest by
subscribing for the Telegram.
At the meeting Of the council We'd
nesday night an ordinance was passed
making new regulations regarding
the speed Of autos, motor cycles and
other vehicles. The ordinance will
be published next week. The cenn-
ell also appropriated SIS to the Fourth
Of July committee.
II You want to spend a jolly even
ing attend the Ice cream social in the
Second ward meeting house tonight.
A good program win be rendered.
starting at $3.50 prompt, after which
Toe cream and cake will DO served at
25 cents per couple. There win also
he some dancing. Admission and
10 cents. Everybody invited to at
tend.
Just before going 10 press we learn
that there was a collision yesterday
evening in Montpelier canyon be-
tween an auto and buggy, the oc-
cupants OF the auto were VIM. Heap,
Sr. and his son William, and ]. A.
Hancock was In the buggy. The
three men were more or less injured
and the auto was considerably dam
aged. We were unable to learn
further particulars.
One good piece Of work which will
be done this year by the street COM
mittee OF the council will be the inn
provemeut Of Main street, opposite
Ed Rich's residence. A sufficient
quantity Of six foot pipe has been
ordered, which will be laid from the
east line Of Mr.. Rich's property TO
the south line Of Main street. The
present foot and wagon bridges win
be torn out ard after the pipe ID laid
the creek bed will be Allied IN with
dirt SO that the street at that point
win have the same appearance rs
as though the creek was not there.
The committee also plans TO replace
the wooden culverts at various points
about town with galvanized pipe.
LYDIA Borelli, the celebrated Euro
pean actress who 10 playing the lead
IN George Kleine's new five-part
motion picture subject, "The Naked
Truth" which will be seen ut tile
Montpelier theatre next Monday
night, is one OF the best known act
rasses on the European stage. That
she is not better known IN America
Is largely a question Of her age, for
Miss Borelli ID just out Of her teens.
Her success in London. Paris, Vienna
and Rome has been phenomenally
rapid and is being compared with
the sudden rise to fame OF Sarah
| Rernhardt when that famous thesplRn
had fairly reached her stride gener-
alton ago. Miss Borelli is unques-
tionably the highest paid actress In
motion pictures. For her work in
ssThe Naked TRUTH she was paid
81. 900, In addition to which she re-
ceiyed an interest IN the profits OF
the Aim.
Drinking Fountains Ordered