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Rock Island Reorganization.

Rock Island Reorganization.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Servfcel
NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-That FIRST
and refunding bondholders of the
Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific rail-
way, which has been in the hands OF
receiver for some time, will seek
foreclosure on their mortgages and at
tempt reorganization, was reported
in financial circles today. Charles a.
Peabody, president OF the Mutual Life
Insurance Co, and head OF the pro-
tectiye committee for the refunding
bonds, said he believed the fore
closure proceedings inevitable II the
road is to be reorganized.
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He Wears an Apron Nov.
UNITED Press Leased Wire oeI'''e e.
TACOMA, Wash. Dec. ~ "
Cafe, city clerk. candidate for 5eL
ton, was defeated By his vile WI VIZ
ran on a non-partisan ticket o"''
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Qhe Shot Herself.

She Shot EcrseH.
limited Press Leased Wire SeI,ce J
SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. IT, IT,
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peka, Kansas to the Panama-ra.s'" . =.
exposition last summer, allnoA.n
sufferer from tuberculosis, was vas. o'" =
today as suicide Before liflus !,
shot through her heart, she .s h.,
note asking that her oeionslns sts
forwarded to Earl Dinsmore' iop'AN'
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-03-19
Band Ball was a Success

One Of the largest and best dances
OF the season was enjoyed ~ the pa
vilion Wednesday night by large
and enthusiastic crowd and ell were
well pleased, both with the splendid
music furnished by the Montpelier
Concert band under the direction OF
Prof. ]. d. Tueller, and the 12-piece
orchestra under the leadership Of Mr..
Arnold Tueller, and the novelties,
which made the Second Annual ball
different from the first and gave IL
taste of something "up-to-the-mIn-
ute"
These novelties consisted Of the two
favor cotillion figures, led by Prof.
and Mrs. w. r. wilkins. The first
was the serpentine marching figure,
which wound mp with q race by the
gentlemen 10 beat the other fellow 60
the lady of his choice. 10 whom he
presented cute little "green Irlah
pig" and two stepped away with her.
The second figure was the "Arbor,"
which was very pretty and thorough
~ enjoyed by all who took part In II.
This WAS ladies' choice. The gentle
men were lined up on one sldo Of the
hall and the ladies were given favors
In the form Of shamrocks with pipes,
hata and snakes In them, to present
TO the man Of their choice, and were
rewarded by > very pretty two step.
The new dances on the program
were tho Oatand, Castle Walk and
Fox Trot. They proved very popular
and quite o number tried them who
had never seen them danced before,
which created much fun for the on
lockers.
If the third annual ball to be given
by the band next year IN 70 be any
more pleasant or novel than this one,
the boys will have 10 give it two
nights to accommodate the crowd.
A neat aum was realized from the
dance which will be used by the
band by better fitting them for the
summer concerts. which the public
IL looking forward 10 with much
pleasure and interest.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-03-19

Abe Hill. who has spent most or
the winter with his family ae Demp-
sey, was town several days this week.
He informed as that Mrs. Hill was
operated on for appendicitis last
Wednesday by DR.. Kackley In Soda
Springs, and that she was getting
along nicely.
Bring your cream 20 the Nelson
Kicks station. Cash on delivery and
correct tests guaranteed.
J. NJ. Carney. former locomotive
engineer OF this city, and very we'll
known to the old timers. is dying in
Salt Lake hospital Z. ID. Brown
received wire yesterday stating that
Mr.. Carney was failing after under
going an operation.--Pocatello Tri-
bune.
Here is bargain-50 pairs OF lad
les shoes worth $3.50, now Slg6 at
Whitman's.
Mrs. ]. J. Rohner and daughters,
Mrs. J. A. Beckwith and Anna, left
last Saturday for q month or six
weeks pleasure trip to the coast.
They will first visit at Tacoma aud
Seattle and then take in the Panama
exposition and other points OF inter-
est in California.
a large assortment of all kinds and
sizes of rugs at the Vincent Furni-
ture Co. You can save money by
buying from us.
George Kimpton Of Pocatello, has
secured the contract for removing
the old frame part Of the Hotel Bur
goyne from it's present site to its new
location at the corner of Lincoln ave-
nue. and Ninth street. He will also
the old Whitman residence
to the east side of the lot.
The Whitney baby carriage Ii the
best on the market. A full display lie
shown at the Vincent Furniture Go.
d. @. Oakley spent several days
here this week. He returned to Alton
accompied by Mrs. Oakley,
who has been In the hospital here
for the past five weeks. She had
fully recovered from the effects Of
the operation she underwent and was |
feeling fine when she left for home.
Perfect fit Is what you want in
slippers and shoes. Call and see our
line Of ladies' slippers for spring and
b. Whitman.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-03-19
Modern Drug Company

1.-THE Pitt Wilton Laekaye's great
est stage triumph, will be shown In
five reels of motion pictures at the
Montpelier theatre tonight. AS play
THE PITT WAS Witnessed by thou
sands, and many more thousands are
now having the pleasure of seeing
this exciting drama in motion pic-
lures.
Call and see the beautiful new line
of ladies, dresses, they are cheaper
than you can get them made.-H. B.
Whitman.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Alma Arnold left
Wednesday on q months pleasure
trip. They stopped at Ogden to visit
for u few days with Mrs. Arnold's
parents. From there they will go to
Arizona and then take In the San
Diego exposition, returning home by
way of San Francisco. where they will
view TIE sights of the Panama expo
sition.
For sale, q five-room modern house,
with closet. pantry. cellar and store
room. on q large lot. Inquire OF Mra.
Margaret Curran. MontpeIIer. box
f4l.
m ~ - s,
hold o bazaar at Odd Fellows hall
Friday March Is, beginning ut 70. m.
In the evening o musical program
will be rendered. after which there
will be q card PLAYING and \ general
social time. Refreshments viii he
served during the afternoon and
evening. Everybody welcome-come
and have . good time.
i
i arrived and there are lao designs y
nick from. The largest line ever
carried In Bear Lake coanty.-Bur.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-03-19
Local News
Montpelier. Idaho. March 10, 1915

Montpelier. Idaho. March 10, 1915
Get your stove repairs from the o.
X. store.
Who Is Wee-nah and where can
she be found?
George Spongberg of Pocatello, was
o Montpelier visitor over Sunday.
Red seal ginghams cents yard
at Whitman's.
Neckwear that is not excelled in
style or price at Brennan & Davis.
Lorraine Bagley was up from Salt
Lake several days this week on bust
ness.
Find Birdie Magoogin, known as
'srhe Irish Cinderella. Big reward.
Call and see the beautiful new line
of ladies' collars at I'll. j. Whitman's.
Mrs. DOR Poynter and daughter
Ruth visited over Sunday with the
doctor at Blackfoot.
Don't forget the bazaar at Odd
Fellows hall Friday afternoon, Mar
oh IS.
Wanted, girl for general house
work, small family, good wages.
Address box So, Montpelier.
VIM. Bum of Paris and Mary E.
Bum of Lanark, wore united In
marriage at Pocatelio last Saturday.
The usual Saturday matinees will
be given at the Rex theatre at 2
o'clock.
Your credit is good, see us before
buying.-The Nielsen Furniture Co.
See the new Tipperary, Sailor and
Panama hats in all the latest colors
at the Fair store. The prices are the
lowest
This week the sterk left little
daughters at the homes of Samuel
Irving and James Williams, both Of
this city.
Lost, . cloth backed day book,
about 9x13 inches IN size. Finder
leave at this office and receive re-
ward.
Mrs. r.. N. Sheldon was called te
Cheyenne last Sunday by the news
that her brother, j. A. Taylor, wal
seriously i'll with pneumonia.
An elegant line Of new wall papel
just received at the Nielsen Furni
ture Co.
The Fair store II showing big as
sortment of wall paper In oil the new
designs and colors Of the loves
prices.
Lee Bowen has purchased Dae
Bryan q sons blacksmith shop an,
will continue the business mt the oil
stand on South 18th street.
For rent, 4-room furnished house
good location; also . and 2-roou
apartments furnished for light hons
i keeping. Call Mel Herriek.
There will be wrestling match .
the Montpelier theatre on Monda
night. March %, between Allen Doug
las and Arnold Zumbrunnen.
Special sale on nine and ten-quari
er bIeeched sheeting at H. B. WIFI
mans.
A. L Chiffon, the eye specials
will be in Montpelier on March Is, Il
II, is, 20 and 81. Office over Mot
ern Drug Go. At Paris on March !
Mt the Stuckf home.
Mira. Walter Stevens went to Ricl
mond, Utah, Tuesday 90 attend Il
funeral of her grand mother, Mr.
Thos. Grimm. She will visit wit
her parents &c Manti before geturnir
home.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-03-19

Wednesday Mrs. Horace Hayes Of
Georgetown and Mrs. Alvin Peterson
OF Bloomington were operated on for
abdominal trouble at the Montpelier
hospital.
When you get ready to have your
rooms papered or calcimined, or your
house painted, phone 225 for Disk
Harkins. He does first class work
and his prices are reasonable.
Waists in all the new materials,
styles and colorings, including sand
and putty, at Brennan q Davis.
Lloyd Bedel underwent an opera
ton for rupture last Monday at the
L. d. s. hospital in Salt Lake. Word
from there yesterday stated that he
was getting along nicely.
Watch the Fair store windows for
new arrivals daily In coats, suits and
millinery, which are being sent by
Mr.. Lewis, who is in the east buying
goods.
Miss Elna Hansen, formerly a
nurse In the Montpelier hospital, and
Mr.. w. f. Lesuere of springerville,
Arizona, were married in Salt Lake
on March 9th. They will make their
home in Arizona.
Buy the celebrated Thompson glove
fitting corset and insure not only
perfect At but durability in wear.
Sold only by Il. B. Whitman.
During the past week Mrs. Elna
Mattson of Bloomington and Miss
Thelma Astle of Bennington, under
went operations for appendicitis at
the Montpelier hospital. Both are
doing nicely.
| If you are in the market for the
best steel range, call and see the
celebrated Majestic at the Nielsen
Furniture Co.
The Primary association OF the
Second ward will hold a candy sale
at the room formerly occupied by
Larsen Bros, next Saturday. after
noon. They will have all kinds Of
heme made candy on sale.
For rent, large front room, suit.
able for one or two persons, rates
moderate. Call at Thompson's be.
low the club house.
DR.. r. J. Alexander of the AIexan.
ander Optical company of Salt Lake
has been re-appointed q member o.
the Utah state board of examiners il
optometry, which makes the fifth
consecutive two.year term for him.
Pure bred White Leghorn bah,
. chicks for sale, 10 cents each. Writ,
or phone Mrs. Brig Bacon, Nonnan.
The quarterly stake conference an,
: Sunday school conference will b
held at Paris tomorrow and Sunday
On Sunday special train vii
leave Montpelier for Paris at
a. m. and returning will leave Pari
! at $40 In the evening.
Take your broken furniture 10 tn
Nielsensfurniture stsre and have
repaired by an expert cabinet makei
Mrs. Robert Weber Of Etna, Wye
ming, was operated On in this city las
Monday BY DR.. Lynn for the remova
of large tumor. About year az
= she underwent an operation for al
: pendicitis. She Ii q daughter {
Bishop Hayes Of Georgetown.
: Our stock OF paints, oils, yarnishe.
: stains and wall finishes for sprin
has arrived-any color or kind 20
want at Burren & Thiers.
/, Ernest Stock Is confined to III
i Montpelier hospital with both bone
o OF his right leg broken below II
knee. The accident happened or
day last week and was caused i
Mr.. Stock being thrown from a WACO
while he was en- route from Alton
! Montpelier
q Take your pictures to ths Nielse
furniture store 70 have them frame
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-09-09

I: !:
Fall term 1t the Normal opens
Tuesday.
Elmo Dopkins left Friday to
teach al Princeton, Mimi.
FOR SALE-House and barn and
III lots. P. Hastert. Phone 372.
Miss Elspa Berg, Of Marshfield,
visited Miss Laura Hansen, Monday.
Miss Nealie and Christine Nelson
have returned to their schools at La
Crosse.
1t is estimated that this communi-
ty sends 200 visitors to the Mlnneso-
"a state fair daily.
Mrs. Geo. Farr (nee Irene Me-
Gregor) Of Lavina, Mont, is guest
at the Rod McGregor home.
Geno Van, of Rock Elm, has rent
cd the Rod Williams house on Second
street and moved here this week.
Misses Mamie and Olive Simonson,
Of Milwaukee, were guests at the
home Of the Misses Tossing last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Dunbar left
Friday to visit at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. f. A Marshall, at
Chippewa Falls.
Mrs. Alec Gunderson and son Ken
meth, Of Minneapolis, were guests at
the Ed. Anderson home from Sat
urday until Tuesday.
Percy Godfred and son, Of st.
Paul, and Mr.. and Mrs. A. LaWton,
Of White Bear Beach. were guests
at the Ar thur Symes home Sunday.
Misses Cole Winter and May Smith
and Messrs. Wilbur Ensign and
Thomas Snodgrass motored to St.
Paul Saturday and attended the
Speedway races.
Misses Alice McKinnon, Cole
Winter, Marie RICHTER and Marjorie
and Ruth Ewing motored to Hudson
Tuesday and enjoyed picnic lunch
at Prospect Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. B. Wales left last
Friday for Chicago, where they will
visit relatives, and from there they
will go to Canada They expect to
be gone about a month.
The next dance in Syndicate hall
will be given Friday evening Sept
ember II. Don t miss it. Fine mu-
sic, splendid floor. and a good time
generally. Remember the date adv
While Mrs. James Nelson. of Rob
erts, was visiting at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Nelson. on Third str,
Monday, her horse, tied in front of
the house, ran away and smashed
the buggy quite badly.
Misses Marjorie and Ruth Ewing,
Alice McKinnon, Marie RICHTER and
Eva White motored to Amery last
Thursday and spent the day picnic
ing on the shores of lake Waupagas-
sett. They made the trip in the
Ewing car.
Miss Pearl Crawford, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred CroWford, ard
Mr.. Harry Jackman, were married
in St. Paul Monday. They will make
their home in this city, where Mr.
Jackman is employed in Frank Dem
ulling's blacksmith shop.
John Beschta. IT., son of Mr.. and
John Beschta, Sr., of this city, and
Miss Grace Hickey of St. Paul, were
married at the cathedral in St. Paul
at nine o'clock yesterday morning.
Rev. Peter Beschta, a brother of the
groom, officiated. Miss Alice Muir
ray of Superior was bridesmaid and
George Hickey, Of La Crosse, was
best man. The bride and groom
will make their home in Bismarck,
N. D., where Mr.. Beschta has a po-
sition in the First National bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Beschta and Mr..
and Mrs. Chas. Beschta and children
attended the wedding.