Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-16

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by l. H. Long.
The Nielsen Furniture Co. has
just received 3 large assortment of
rugs Of various sizes and patterns.
One day last week Phyllis, the
little daughter OF Thomas Hayes of
Georgetown, caught her foot in the
spokes of buggy wheel and was
thrown to the ground, dislocating one
knee and otherwise bruising herself.
The Farmers Society Of Equity
will receive another carload of she'll
I'd corn in few days. Parties want
ing any should leave orders at once.
Mrs H w. McMunns and her sis
ter, Mrs. Allie Bayes, are visiting at
the home of the forlner's daughter,
Mrs Raymond Dresser. The ladies
are en- route to their homes at Pitts
burgh, Penn, from visit 10 the
San Francisco exposition.
Dan and Fred Sleight, sons of Wm
Sleight OF Lanark, were thrown from
horse last Friday, while riding to
the pasture. When found the young
er boy was unconscious and his
brother was suffering from fractur-
ed leg and dislocated hip.
The Deering mower Is the best
because the easiest to run and
highest draft. Repairs always ON
hand and cheaper and better
than other makes. -Burreil g.
Thiel.
About rs people from this county
went to Pocatello last Sunday-some
by autos and others by train--to get
squirt ut the liberty bell, which
WAS there for half an hour Sunday
night. 1t is estimated that 1900
saw the bell during its stay In the
Gate City.
A large assortment of brass beds,
springs and mattresses just arrived
at the Nielsen Furniture Co.
Ed Lewis, who had been over from
1 Alton for several days, left for home
3 yesterday afternoon in new 7-pas-
a senger Haynes, which he bought
r while here. He was accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Lewis OF Poca-
. tello, who will visit in Alton for a
: week or more.
Adjustments in time saves money.
n Come and see Gaylord & Gaylord,
, chiropractors, at the new Downing
: apartments.
a Last Friday night neighbors Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Bachman, to the
II number of twelve, gave them pleas.
! ant surprise. The self-invited guests
took with them lots of good things tC
eat and number of useful presents
y for the newlyweds. The evening
IL was spent in games and jolly time
~ generally.
A good secondhand piano for rem
or sale, cheap, at Nielsen's music
ls store.
r. Judge Bulge and family arrived
IL in Montpelier last Monday mornini
from Boise. having made the trip Il
their Cadillac. They left Boise las
Id Friday morning and stopped at Twi
i'd Falls and other points along tn
r road. The Judge and family VII
spend the next four weeks at Pari
or and on the shores of Bear Lake.
n Plain sewing promptly and neatl
be done by Mrs. Mamie Astle, one doc
ne east Of DIR. Ashley's residence.
While Nose Lewis was returnin
ng from the hot springs several week
of ago, his auto overturned and he SUI
tanned painful injury to his lie
Al shoulder. 1t was not thought tha
10 any bones were broken, but as I'll
j. shoulder continued to pain him, a
- X-ray was taken the first OF I'll
~ week, which disclosed the fact tn
the shoulder blade was cracke
which necessitated placing it in
7ie plaster cast.
Remember the Saturday nigl
for dances at the pavilion; good m
es. SIC, good floor and good oEde
bis We cater to the better elias
ms Tickets soc Check room FIRE
Fred Hughes, the colored gent
mrs man who has been shining shoes
III the Palace barber shop for the pa
es. two months, has built up such
red business that he was compelled
Law move of the street. Consequent
FRS. he has fitted up shoe shining pa
IRIS. Tor two doors west of the barber she
tor where the ladies are invited to ca
as we'll as the gentlemen Fred
:. certainly an expert in his line
'ne work. He can take any old kind
brogans and put shine on them
day which you can see yourself.
su Last Sunday night while the Gro
- was pushing and surging to see
- liberty bell at Pocatello, Mrs. s.
- Staley was thrown to the ground
such a manner as TO fracture one
RES the bones in the forearm Just abb