Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-02-12

DIR. Poynter left last Monday fOf
where he viii spend /
three weeks 0r more in q medical
sollego brushing mp" y little on sub
iects which will be Of interest to
him as superintendent of the BLACK
foot asylum.
Why worry about your stockings
out? We guarantee six pairs /
Of HoleproOf hose to wear six months
or we will replace them. What more
can you Robson Co.
The Cokeville Register says that
while they were in Salt Lake two
weeks ago, Pete Olson, Frank Stoner
and Frank Mau each purchased a
Big Six Haynes car. The cars will
be shipped 70 Cokeyille early in
April.
Take your broken furniture to the
Nielsen furniture stere and have ii
repaired by an expert cabinet maker,
John Mattson Of St, Charles, went
TO Boise last Sunday to accept a posi-
tion as Raurd at the penitentiary.
John was offered the position last
summer but At that time he was un-
able to accept 1t, and he was accord
ingIy surprised when he received
word last Saturday to report for duty
at the ''pen" on Monday morning.
One-haH price on wall paper
at the Nelson furniture store.
According to reports from the mem
bers of the cast In the big musical
show TO be produced next Monday
and Tuesday nights, under the dir
ection of Prof. and Mrs. wilkins for
the benefit of the band, lovers OF good
singing and dancing are going to
have a treat, as 1t Is composed Of new
songs, new dances and good, clean
fun throughout.
1T is said, that for the first time ia
$50 years there will be no full moon
during the month of February. Ac-
cording to statistics given out. the
moon has been fun once every month
since 1895. For this reason many are
predicting that strange events will
occur in February, 1915. Two full
moons in March will make up for
the lack OF one In February,
Y On February LIST Heber J. Phelps
Pof this city, was installed as manager
kof the Studebaker company's branch
house at Bancroft He has worked for
the company at This place at various
times during the past three years,
His friends here congratulate him
upon securing the management Of
the Bancroft house, which ~ doing
an extensive business.
Last Saturday DIR. Lynn, assisted
by DIR. Poynter, performed the deli
cate operation OF removing piece Of
dead bone from Miss Mary McIn-
toshs jaw bone. Although her con-
dition was quite serious at the time
of the operation, she IL now getting
along nicely, and unless some un'
expected complications develope, her
complete recovery will be matter
| Oh Only huOEO bihlo
Gull Whitman was up from opa
last week, where he had Just received
r one-ton Buick truck, which we un
t derstand he will put In service TO
] hauling freight between Opal and BiI
Piney. It Is but q question of shor
I time until the freight for the uppe
country will be hauled by antomobIl
at least during the largest portion 9
> the year. -Kemmerer Camera.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lantry enter
: tanned 9 number of locomotive eng
J. neers and their wives last Frida
Z. evening. The guests enjoyed then
: selves at cards for several hour
y after which music and social CHI
prevailed. At Ii o'clock refresl
= ments were served, and late hot
! thh guests departed. all expressir
themselves as having had deligh
full time.
+ A. L. Moore, representing the Ell
r son-White Lyceum Bureau, was
Z the city this week aud arranged for
of course with the Ladies' Aid socleI
Of of the NJ. y. church for next fall al
winter, with the following attra
tions: Ralph Parlette, humorl
= and lecturer; Beeken's Jubilee Out
- tette; Apollo Concert Co.; Mari
gallou Fisk, cartoonlst, aud I
ty Wells Entertainers-al high ella
sr- and on the biggest circuit In (
ne northwest.