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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-08-15
RUTR0UTHTCHES
WALTER JOHNSON
Brilliant Work of Red Sox
Southpaw Causes Defeat of
Natluaals,. a to 3.
GRIFFMEN FAIL TO BREAK
H00DOO ON BOSTON FIELD
Yesterday the Tenth Time This Sea-
son They Have Lost in the
Hub City.
By J. ED GR111o.

BOSTON. August 14.-For the
tenth time this season the Nation
ais were defeated on the local
grounds by the Red Sox today,
and, like most OF the setbacks, this
was another with a nose finish,
the final score being 4 to 3.
1t was johnson against Ruth,
and the latter had much the bet
ter of the argument, because he
pitched as well against one of his
opponents as the other, which
cannot be said about johnson,
who was really the victim of
Ruth's bat, for it was he who hit
the ball at the right time and won
his own game. In each instance
johnson had two strikes on his
1eft-handed rival, and tried twice
to dispose of him by putting a
fast one through the center of
the plate, about hip high. On
both occasions Ruth hit the ball
full on the nose; he did this in
the fifth and drove in run, cut
ting the Nationals lead down to
single run, and then in the
eighth he. drove Henriksen, a
pinch hitter, who had made good
with single, from first to third
with safe drive to right, and
paved the way for the two runs
which the Red Sox needed, and
secured, to win the game in this
round. Perhaps the next time
Johnson pitches against Ruth he
will have a better. understanding
of where to place the ball.
For time, or. rather. until the
might. break the hoodoo and win a
game here. They were in the lead
runs and up to the eighth by one run,
with johnson pitching fairly well, but
before the eighth was over they were
one run behind and they could not help
themselves in their half of the ninth.
Boston First to Score
The Sex were first to score. getting
run in the second inning. which Hob
litzelI opened with a two-bagger into
left. Lewis, however, hit to Shanks,
who managed to- retire Hoblitzeil.
Gardner popped UP foul to Henry.
and then Barry came along with a lit
tie hit to left which Acosta tried to
reach. but could not: the ball rolled
through him while Lewis scored all the
way from first and Barry reached
third. where he was left.
The Grinmen got the breaks in the
third. With one down, Mcbride singled
and after johnson had popped up,
Moeller walked. Foster singled to CEN
ter. sending Mcbride home, and when
Speakers throw went over Thomas
head. Moeller also slid over the plate,
while Foster went to third, from where
he scored when Milan singled Those
three runs were all the visitors got In
the NTH the Red Sox, or rather Ruth,
run. Gardner started this inning with
double and after two hands were re-
tired johnson erred on Ruth by giving
him q fast straight one and he singled
to center. scoring Gardner
Nothing happened until the eighth
and then everything was done to the
Griffmen. Henriksen. Johnson's old
hoodoo. was sent to bat for Thomas,
and. as usual. he came through with
single to center. He has done this
many a time on Walter and the fans
predicted 1t would happen again and it
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'Batted for Thomas In eighth.
Washingtou s-....... o 3 900 o o. o !;
Boston ...s.........- o 90 go IL
Twobase hits-HoblitzelI, Barry Gardner Left
on -Washington. I; Boston. B. Empires--
Nesxrs. Wallace and Dineen. Time OF game
hour and 70 minutes. = 81
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01
Amateure Minstrel Show.

An Amateur Minstrel show will BE-
given ~ the opera houee on Friday
night. Jan. ieth. The company will
b. composed entirely o. local talent,
which Il being trained BY +. @. Turner,
an old-tlnla minstrel man. The pro
gram viii consist Of two parts. The
fIrst viii consist Of al she latest songa
hy HE best musical talent in the city
There viii be four funny end men, two
Of whom viii b. Jess Dunn and VIM
staley, who will be loaded" with 81
she latest jokes and eosnical stunsa.
The second part viii BE- . regular
minstrel olio, with plantation scenes
and songs. There will b clever speei-
altles By blapk-facsd comedians.
TIE entertainment promises % be
the best that has been given BY local
talent for long time. The proceeds
will be donated 10 the public drinking
fountain fund. which hes bsan assrtsd
by the Gem Of the Mountain club.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01
Good Attraction at Opera House.

Coming 10 the Montpelier Theatre
next Monday for three nights II y
real novelty. A company Of eight
people who with the exception Of the
musical director arc all one family
They style themselves 1.-THE Glad
stone family Of Versatile entertain
era" and II any dependence can be
placed on newspaper notices they are
certainly entitled to the last part Of
their name. The press notices arc
decidedly complimentary, giving the
family credit for an absolutely clean
aud unusually clever entertainment.
Their harmony singing being special
Iy mentioned. The later society
dances include the Castle dances,
Douglas Cranes butterfly waItz and
Partisan tango, otc., which are shown
without the least suspicion ~ vulgar
lty. The girls also do some funny
acrobatic stunts which require aklll
and promote laughter. I'm addition
10 this big attraction TIM regular run
Of motion pictures will be- shown.
The price Of admission will be -
centa for children and 81 centa for
adults. but there will DO no sale 81
reserved seats.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

according % petition gotten up ~
David Hunter. which was signed
chiefly by persons Who aYs NOE Inter.
sslad IN The Rad. In fAet many u
them have confessed thai they did
not know ahat the real Issue vas
when they signed TIE petition, nd
some ~ them - not have occasion
10 travel the road ones IN I5 years.
Hat tbs parties Who afs interested IL
the Rad, and really concerned. sFe
very maeh opposed 10 the proposed
change.
The commissioner eay that kbas
have slewsd ths Rad and altehapssss
md md that tbs proposed ehsaxa
wgil damage 10 one, bat - faea wlll
b ! material benafit - the snfaEs
community affected. row Il oar
worthy county commissioners weFe ;
little more efficient III mathematics
psahasiy they could asurs tha fAci
| saae IL i going 10 damage : man y
tsavel N extra migs and > bali cecil
4 ms liz GOES alter his mall u sas
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01
cHIRoPpAcrIc TALK NO. ONE
WHAT IS IT

Chiropracsic II > combination Of
Creek words, mean TO 40 hy hand"
hand psacsiee and i pronounced
klro prak -tik. IL il The science Of 10
eating tbs CAUSE Of disease and the
removal OF that canss. II II MOI the
treatment Of tbs dieease gdiaeaee h "a
effect. Disease and ssa eause ars Two
entirely different things.
THE braln Ii the dynamo 81 tbs body j,
producing the life earrenl. The spinal
cord and nerves carry sbs current %
sll parts of The BODY and health i the
result. Disease IL this result 0s ohstrurt-
ing the transmission 81 shls current.
creating abnormal conditions, aud i
due to varying degrees Of pressure opon
nerves At their exit, between ths
vegtsbras 81 the spinal column. 81
adjusting the yertebrae tbs preasnrs o.
the nerves Is removed and nature cursa
yoa In her own w#y.
THE ehlroprsctoF j. noe : medieina
man; he uaas no drugs Or Instruments
practices no surgery. 20 maasaRlng u
0stsopaGhy. He adjusts the spaaa. Thu
removing the cauae u he dsae@se. Le
81 exmmins your spine and ~ eili tsl
ron your weak points.
GAYLORD . GAYLORD.
Bnreoyaa Hotel Bldg..
Montpelier. Idaho.
successors 70 sawtell aaawtsll.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

nothing at,eut tsae ehllslfsn saan8 %
school. ama the haullaE u pFoeaaee.
and other tfipa 10 aameFuaa y Easn-
slah.
THE wriksg he travelled The ID Fead
for = years. and ii has haan > publle
highway Eef - geaga
Now - - frank Nth he naaanla-
ssoasFs. And others Interested. NJ
vii state that We Do noe intend =
travel the proposed nav Rad antll
llaa eAsa Il tested aad We ars euHn-
palteti b. law 10 IN ~. and We 10 aos
believe that caagt8 wtai aaatmHa the
AeEIon 81 she commissioners
In conclusion wa wlli aaE thai ws
aFa atle 10 prove every statement
maae here and fnEtheFnaase aFs ahss
10 pFsvm shae che 90 faaa ean ~
maintained wi1heut any more fenee
~ without aml8g sny more nj The
aforesaid David Hunters land
pMw ~ KHm as1uMNH rAmTKMa.
Tire Elalgy BsaeFat Nswa Il Oh aaas
~ ehe Royal bakery.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

DIR HI v. Flynn. brother of Mrs 4.
,. Taylor, will arrive I'm few days
from Chicago and will engage i'm the
practice OF dentistry in this city, He
will be located In the rooms formerly
occupied BY Or Sutton.
s'The Dollar Marx, q ave reel
Schubert Brady feature, will he
shown at the Montpelier Theatre to-
night This il story Of gold hunt
ing IN the early days OF the west,
and shows many thrilling incidents.
Chief Of Police Nelson requests the
Examiner to caution the small boys
about shooting their air guns on the
streets. Accidents frequently happen
from the promiscons shooting of these
apparently harmless gums ia public
places.
Uncle Bilp' Scott, Of Pocatello,
who was well known throughout the
southern and southeastern part Of
this state, died at Los Angeles last
Friday. He was about 6S years old.
For many years he travelled this terri
tory for wholesale liquer house
Among those from near BY towns
who attended the Masonic ball last
Monday night, were the Misses Louise
and Rhea Dunlop of Soda Springs;
John Miller, wife and daughter OF
Pegram; +. W. Olson and wife and
Lige Christensen and wife OF Coke
Vile.
Mrs. j. J. Guheen and sons Jack
and Bill, who have been visiting
with Montpelier relatives the past
week, will return TO their home in
Pocatello next Sunday. Al number
of social affairs have been given In
their honor this week.
Mrs. Annie NJ. johnson died at her
home in Ovid on Dec. IS. She had
been a sufferer for 25 years and was
finally forced, by pain, TO seek surg
ical relief. However, her system
was not able to stand the effects OF
an operation for a tumor and severe
form Of appendicitis, and she died q
few days later at the age Of 81.
Lost, on Dec. oath a new, imitation
leather suit case, containing lady's
gold watch and pin, the latter having
the letter II engraved upon 1t, q pair
Of rose glasses, about three pieces oil
silver ware, some clothing and other
articles. The finder will be we'll re-
warded by leaving the suit case and
contents at this office.
If you have any chronic ailments
are nervous and cannot sleep o
nights, don't dope your system will
patent or other medicines, but take i
few chiropractic adjustments. ar
electric bath or Swedish massage
/ am the only one in Montpelier wins
gives electric baths and messages Ii
connection with chiropractic adjust
ments. -EfFie Williams, d. O., Banl
Of Montpelier building. entrance o.
9th street.
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Fish Haven Notes.

Fish Haven, Dec. 2e.--The weather
here il the finest We have had IT this
season for a number Of years little
snow and warm sunny days.
Frank Dalton and wife ars spending
the holidays ~ the home OF Mrs. Daltons
father, VIM. Findlay.
Sidney Loyeland. wife and baby and
Bert Loveland are spending the holi.
days st Fairview, Wyo.
Thos. Pngmire OF Laketown, was a
Sunday visited In Fish Haven.
Mrs. George Flndlay Il visiting In
Blackfoot with her dangher, Mrs.
Chauncey Merkiay.
Oscar LoveIand returned last week
from Logan, where he has been work
ing Tor several months.
Agnes Findlay. Ethel Stock and Mrs.
Eldon Cook returned from Paris last
week, where they had been taking .
course Ia mutual work ut the academy.
Eugene and Lee Roberts and Neilo
Pugmire recently returned from Teton.
Idaho. They report that work Is scarce
and times dull In thai section.
/. Findisy went to Hams Fork 10
spend the holidays with hts sister. Mrs.
stock.
Matthew Pngmirs and family Of St.
Charles, Bert Pope and family and
sprouss and family Of Garden 0ity,
spent Christmas here with relatives
and friends.
Miss Edith Churchman, who IL at
tending the A. G. &c Logan. II 81 home
for the holidays.
Mira. Jensen, non aud daughter OF Star
Valley. are visiting at the home 81
Leroy Lovsland.
Last week the les On the lake VA
ideal for skating and many were on
enjoying that excellent sport. Monde,
an east wind broke up tbs Ice AMI
J skating Is over for the present.
: Mira l.. g. Pugmire has been laid n
, with rheumatism for some time, but i
better now.
Gilbert and Sol Conley returned from
Cumberland two weeks ago aud vii
spend the balance 81 The winter here
Colds and the grippe are prevalen
here now, bat there Ii no ooutagiou
disease in town. for which Wa ~
thankful.
Thos. Hartney has purchased "a
! Susan Gardner home and i having n
house remodeied into . Tooming a
"A
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01
Mrs. Jacobson Dies at St. Charles.

Sc, Charles. Dec. 30.-Mrs Hannah
Jacobsen died Dec. oath Of old aye
and general debility at the home Of
her daughter, Mrs. James Pugmire.
Deceased was born In Sweden In
May, 1881. She il survived by one
son and one daughter. four grand
children and four great grand child
fen. Her funeral services were held
in the meeting house on Monday,
Dec. IS, Bishop Transtrnm presiding.
The speakers were lifelong friends
or the deceased and their remarks
were largely reminiscent Of their ear
ly-day associations with the deceased
Many beautiful floral offerings cover.
ed the casket.
o. 7. Stewart and wife Of Pocatello
are visiting relatives here during ths
holidays.
Victor Mattson came from Oregon
TO spend the holidays at the old hons
with father and mother.
DIR. Andrew Nelson slipped quieti,
away to Logan last week, where III
was married to Miss Maughn. one 0
the highly esteemed young ladies o
that city. We wish the doctor an
his wife q happy and prosperou
Il journey through life.
Jacob Merkley, con and daughte
of Blackfoot, are spending the h0li
with relatives and friends.
The dances during the holiday
have been well attended, there bein
) nearly 100 couples present at III
: dance last night. Good order has pr
! vailed and everybody has had GOO
times.
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Business Houses to Close at { .. m.

We, the undersigned, do hereby
agree TO close our places Of business At
9 o'clock p, m, except Saturday nights
and between Dec 10Th and a5th Of each
year. This IL 20 take effect Jan. let,
1915:
Brennan q Davis. Consolidated Wa
Ron & Machine Co, Nose Lewis, II. G.
Hansen Co, Burreii 4 Thiet, The Goi-
den Rule Store, Sidney Stevens Imple-
meut Co, Nielsen Furniture Co, The
Vincent Furniture Co. Il. L. Bur-
goyne, G. Spongberg, II. b Whitman,
Jones. Robson Co., Ed Z. Rich. VIM,
O. Clark, b. n. Bowen, Sam L. Lewis.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01


Sam @. Hall or Remington. won
the elder down quilt which was given
away on Christmas Eve by the vim
cent Furniture 20.
AZ the dance in the pavilion to-
morrow night prizes will be given
for the best gent and lady walters.
Admission go cents, including check
room.
I Charlie o'Connor has retired from
the management Of the Montpelier
Theatre and the house will hereafter
be under the sole management of &c.
A. Brough.
Regular services at the Presbyter-
ian church next Sunday morning at
II o'clock and evening at Z 30. All
are welcome. Rev. Ernest g. Cow
den, pastor.
You can pay your taxes at the
Bank of Montpelier. Take your tax
notice with You when you go to pay
them.
DIR. and Mrs. w. fl. Olsten came
up from Manti, Utah on Dec. 23d for
two weeks VISIT at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Walter Stevens.
Senator Pugmire and Representatives
Gruikshank and Findlay will 30 to
Boise tomorrow to be present az the
opening of the legislature next Mon
day at noon.
Fife Williams, chiropractor, is
hnow located on the ground floor of
the Bank of Montpelir building and
Is ready to give adjustments, electric
baths and Swedish messages.
The regular annual meeting Of the
stockholders of the Montpelier Pavil.
ion Co. will be held in the pavilion
at 8 o'clock on the evening Of Jan.
! 18th.
Having contracted with Q large
hide and fur concern to handle their
business, will ray the highest cash
prices for hides and pelts.-Sam L.
Lewis at the Fair store.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Harris came ii
from Blackfoot to eat Christina,
dinner with Mr. and Mrs. HaFrs
Hull. They remained over to attend
i the Masonic ball on Monday night
. The Woodmen OF the World vii
t meet next Tuesday night, instead 0
!. Monday night, Jan. IL. The diskric
manager will be here and all mem
bers are requested to attend TIL
meeting.
Jed Merrill, Jr. came from Tacomi
: Tuesday for a short visit with hi
parents. He is still travelling for a
Schilling 4 Co. of San Francisco, an
r has devoted his time the past year |
b the state of Washington.
A. Il. Chiffon, the eye specials
Is will be in Montpelier on Jan. Is, I
. 20, u, % and "a Office over Moo
ern Drug Co. At Paris on Jan.
a at the Stucki home.
IN The farewell party given st Il
3. Second ward meeting house Ia
!. Monday night in honor of Jake sa
5 bach, was largely attended al
Everybody had good time. Jal
was presented with purse Of som
er thing over 800. He went TO So
D. Lake Tuesday, from which point
d. will leave In few days for the sout
ern states to labor as . missiona
st. for two years.
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Hr. and hrs. 6. Spongberg
-..--------...-R Remove Ia POcakeII0

Gus Spongberg came mp from Poca-
Sell0 to spend Christmas with his
family and remained over until Mon~
day to attend 10 some business mat
ters assist in packing their household
goods for shipment to pucatellO.
Mrs. Spongberg and daughters Liil-
ian and Anna Joined him ak R0catAilo
Tuesday, by the removal Of Mr..
and Mrs.. spongberg to the Gate City.
Bear Lake county loses one Of its old
and highly respected families.
They have been residents Of the
county for about - years. Mr. spong~
berg coming here as foreman OF short
Line shops. He later held the office
OF Auditor and recorder for eight
years, and for the past ten years has
been engaged In the grocery business
In this city.
A few months ago he decided TO
engage In the coffee, tea and spice
business In Pocatelio, believing that
the time was ripe for the establish
ment Of such an industry In South
eastern idaho and that pocatallo was
the logical point In which to locate.
He has sold his stock Of groceries
here to his son Carl. who will COR
tinue the business, assisted by his
brother Lawrence and sister Emma.
and there lie no doubt but what the
splendid trade which has been built
up by Mr. Spongberg will be main
tanned by Carl.
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Local News
Montpelier. Idaho, January /, 1915

House for rent; call at Sellers |
tailor shop.
Miss Helen Robbins of Pocatello,
ds visiting with Montpelier friends
this week.
Take your pictures to the Nielsen
furniture store to have them framed,
Lloyd Lehrbas left today for Mos
(cow to renew his studies in the Uni
\versity Of Idaho.
For sale, registered Poland China
boar. Call ON Bert Orr at Sharon, or
phone 1913.
Mrs. J. w. Whiny ates returned
yesterday from short visit in Salt
Lake.
six room house for rent. Apply TO
Bear River Valley Land q Abstract
company.
Mrs. Leopold Hoth of Logan, ID
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Otto Petereit.
We handle steel ranges aud heaters
at bargain prices. The Nielsen Fnrn-
iture
Al Thiel left Wednesday for Maple
Park, ILL.,, for two weeks visit with
NhIs parents.
Miss Sarah Bagley went to Salt
Lake last week to spend the holidays
with Miss Carol Hutchins.
Highest market price paid for hides
and pelts at the City meat market
Montpelier.
st. Andrews Guild will meet nexi
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. L. ]
stringer.
Nels c. Nelson and wife of Burley
are visiting with relatives in Mont
pelier and Bloomington.
G. M. Eyman, manager OF the Bois'
Gas, Light q Coke Co., spent Christ
mas with relatives in this city.
Take your broken furniture to th'
Nielsen furniture stere and have |
repaired by an expert cabinet maker
Chaa. &. Reese won the fins fur coat
which was ratified Of at Winn Staley'
cigar store few days ago.
A few good secondhand organs a
half their real value at Nielsen
iewelry store.
The infant daughters of Wilbn
nacon and James Rasmussen, bot
OF Georgetown, died this morning.
For rent, three we'll furnished room
for light housekeeping. Apply 10 Mr.
John Jewett.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Hess returne
TO Logan Wednesday,, after 3 te
days visit with Montpelier relative
Fred Seller cleans suits and bat
alters and'makes mems suits 10 orde
Shop opposite First National bank.
DR.. Geo. Smith held the numb
which drew the engine which y
piven away oh Christmas Eve
Brennan q Davis.
For sale, ofIice furniture consil
ing OF deska, chairs, Underwood tyr
writer. etc.-Phoenix Constructi
Go.
In observance Of the Week
Prayer, special services will be ne
in the Methodist church each mig
next week, beginning at 7:s0 oclo'
The damage by FIRE TO the buildl
and stock Of the Burton Mercani
Co. was 6xed ~ 1900 by the adIu
or for the insurance Company
work OF repairing the interior Of
warehouse is now in progress ana
! short everything viii BE- u - 81
shape d. IL was before the ire
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Miss Helen Robbins of Pocatello,
ds visiting with Montpelier friends
this week. -
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

House for rent; call at Sellers
tailor shop.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Take your pictures to the Nielsen
furniture store to have them framed,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Lloyd Lehrbas left today for Mos
(cow to renew his studies in the Uni.
\versity Of Idaho.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

We handle steel ranges aud heaters
at bargain prices The Nielsen Fnrn-
4A.~w. ~
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Al Thiel left Wednesday for Maple
Park, ILL.,, for two weeks visit with
\ his parents.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Mrs. Leopold Hoth of Logan, ID
visiting at the home of her sister,
Mrs. Otto Petereit.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

The Daily DsasFst Nswa Il Oh sails
~ Glae Royal bakery,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Miss Sarah Bagley went to Salt
Lake last week to spend the holidays
with Miss Carol Hutchins.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

For sale, a registered Poland China
boar. Call on Bert Orr at Sharon, or
phone 79-g.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Six room house for rent. Apply to
Bear River Valley Land q Abstract
company.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

We wish to onnounce next
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

AFf. and Mrs. Chas. Harris came In
from Blackfoot to eat Christmas
dinner with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Hull. They remained over to attend
the Masonic ball on Monday night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-01-01

Highest market price paid for hides
and peits ut the City meat market,
Montpelier.