Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-03-19

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pelier for q few hours Wednesday.
He said that by the end OF this week
he would have all Of the property
listed Oh the east side of the valley,
with the exception OF Montpelier
He will then 'sclean up the west
side, after which ne will tackle Mont
pelier. He says that he will be able
10 complete the assessment Of the
county by the FIRST Of June.
There lie hardly ever . crumb OF
good bread wasted. You may as
well buy the genuine Turkey Red
-four and have good bread all the
time. IL 10 cheaper in the long run.
At Cokeville on Sunday, March 18th
Mr.. n. C. Lyme Of Salt Lake and Miss
Mary b. Bell Of Gokeville, were unit
cd In marriage. The bride IL the
daughter of Mrs. A. Talent, and
formerly lived In this city. The
young couple will make their home
In PocAtello, where Mr. Lyme holds
the position OF district manager Of
the Continental Oil Go.
The Fair store is selling house
dresses in many different styles and
colors 1T the special price OF o. cents.
They are regular $3.50 values.
The boxing match at Cokeville
Wednesday night between Duffy and
Black went 10 rounds and was de-
clared draw by the referee. While
the decision gave general satisfac- |
tion, some of the fans" who wit
messed the contest, feel that Duffy
should have had q decision on points.
1t was q good, clean contest and
everybody got their moneys worth.
Now IL the time to get a Swedish
massage and electric bath, with the
adjustment. 1t 10 Just what you
need to make you feel like new
person. Try one ut Efie Williams,
ID. G. Phone 40 for appointment.
p, w. johnson OF Couer d'Alene,
grand patriarch OF the /. O. o. r. In
Idaho, paid an official visit TO Enter
prise lodge OF this city last Wednes-
day. He met with the members OF
the order in the evening and 1T the
conclusion OF lodge a banquet was
given In his honor. Mr.. Johnson was
q member of the '.Trifiling Twelfth
legislature, representing Shoshone
county In the sonAen
We have just received q large line
of ladies' dresses In crepe de chene,
crepe meteor and poplins, In all the
latest new shades, ranging In price
from $6.75 to SO, Brennan a Davis.
sherlock Combs the great de-
tective, ls in town working on clew
which he expects to guide him to one !
Miss Birdie Magoogin, heiress TO q
million through the death of an un-
Gle. It IL Fumored that "Mr. Combs"
and his able assistant, "Dr. Watson i,
have accepted very fiattering offer
from the Yaki Indians to go 70 "Sav-
ageland" ct the Montpelier theatre
Wednesday night, March 81 and
clear up the mysterious disappear
ance of Wee-nah, the Yaki Goddess
Of Love.
You are cordially invited to inspect
the display of house furnishings at
the Vincent Furniture Co. The
prices are absolutely the lowest ever
quoted in Bear Lake county.
A very distinct earthquake shock
was felt In Montpelier last Sunday
night about 40. 1t was also felt at
Ovid and other points In the county.
While not severe enough TO do any
damage, yet the CULVER was sufficient
10 cause dishes TO rattle and to give
many people o queer feeling for q
couple of seconds or more. Chris
Sorensen says that at Ovid 1t shook
the meeting 80 hard that some OF the
mems hats, which were lying ON the
window sill, fell to the floor.
j. T. Wells came over from Alton
last Saturday 10 receive a car load of
automobiles, which arrived here that
day. They were unloAded- Monday,
and Tuesday Mr. Wells had them
driven rs far as SnOwslide, when they /
were loaded on sleds and taken che
balance Of the way. Mr.. Wells said /.
that all of the cars we're sold. except /
one, aud he had prospective buyer |
for It. The cars were 30-hoFse power
Overlande.
Now Il the time to make prepare !
ton for the building you Intend to do
this season. Let us prepare the plans
and specifications for your new home. |
We make modern home building
speciality. L. II. Long d Sons, box
284, Montpelier. Idaho.