Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-09-29

Will Dayton, who has been holding
down q chair in the Palace barber
shop for the past month, has return
ed to Salt Lake to take a position
in one of the shops there.
Lost. on Main street in montpelier.
last Tuesday, a lady's red sweater.
Finder will please leave at this office
and receive reward.
Best line OF automobile robes IN
town at the G. w. a NJ. 90.
During the month of August 1918
engines were turned on the turntable
at Green River That was little bet
ter than So for every "a hours dur
ing the month, and indicates that
the Union Pacific System did some
business last month
II you intend to hold your grain,
insure il by using u fire proof, ver-
min proof and burglar proof galvan-
lied grain bin such rs IL sold by the
@. w. a. M. Go.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. p. Hazelton ar
rived in the city last Saturday from
Ripon, Wis. for a weeks visit at
the home of their daughter Mrs. l..
g. Vincent. From here they will go
to Twin Falls for weeks visit with
their daughter. Mrs. A. H. Vincent.
Mrs. j.. N. Downing and Mrs. Jo-
sephine. Driver will entertain for st.
Andrews Guild at the rectory on
Wednesday afternoon, Oct. 4, al 2
O'Clock. All the ladies OF the town
are cordially invited.
If you would like to live in a home
of your own. see US. We have a nice
bungalow, just completed. or will
build one to suit you on terms to
suit. r. 8ohns and d. G. Warrell
Double the crops ON your farm by
using IL Low Down John Deere Ma
nurc Spreader for sale by G. w. &
NJ. Co.
At the meeting of ST. Andrews
Guild held last Wednesday, the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. ]. N.
Downing vice president. Mrs. Harry
Hull; secretary, Mrs. T. j. Curry;
treasurer. Mrs. Josephine Driver.
The new Malleable Stewart Steel
Range leads them all for service and
long life. Sold by c. w. & NJ. Co.
Last Saturday Mrs. Nellie spidell.
dies of the Maccabees. delivered to
Howard Hun a check for 81 900,
that being the amount of insurance
carried In the order by Mrs. HUFF
who died on Aug. %.
Ground was broken last Monday
for the erection OF one story brick
sub fire station on a lot which the
city purchased from the First Ma
. 49,
The building will be 24x42 feet,
which will be large enough to house
the city's fire equipment for some
time to come. Arrangements have
been made TO heat the building with
steam from the plant In the Joe Bag
ley block.
d. M. Hymas has purchased from
Charlie King a half interest in the
Palace barber shop. and beginning
! tomorrow morning he will be per
| sonally associated with Mr.. King in
he business. Another chair will be
idded and on Saturdays three men
/ will be on the Job, so there will be
] 10 long waits for a shave or hair cut
] In the future, as in the past, first
class service and courteous treatment
will be the motto at the Palace.
The opera house was packed to It's
/ capacity last Sunday night by those
j eager to hear the addresses of DR.
Talmage and Levi Edgar Young. The
| latter, however, was unable To at
! tend the conference at Paris satnr-
lay and Sunday and consequently
was not present Sunday night. DR..
Talmage's address was an able and
interesting one. While he upheld the
4 dnotrtnna nj 4 n Tlnx 0mf. T.
. general way, he did not criticlse
the doctrines OF other religious de-
nominations.
An clubhouse at the rear of Mrs.
Mary Burgoyne's residence was de-
stroyed by fire last Friday night
about Gao o'clock. The house was
used as 4 store room and contained
several stoves. rugs and odd pieces
Of furniture and the winters supply
Of kindlinE wood, the loss amounting
10 5000 or more. The fire ID supposed
: 70 have started from ashes which had
been thrown near the house. The
ashes set fire 70 the dry grass and
the wind being In the right direction
the grass burned mp to the housG
which easily caught fire. and Ehs
flames had gained considerable head
way before the fire was discovered
E. W. Rinehart has plans complet-
ed for the erection of a new studio
on the site of the one which was de
stroyed by fire four weeks ago. The
building Will be a one story brIcl
Is feet. eight inches vide by Is feel
{ deep, with 2 Is foot basement. Every
thing will be arranged especially for
!, studio work. Mr.. Rinehart has or
Aered q lot OF new equipment. In
! Guiding the latest model portrait
camera. Work will begin on thu
: hart says that he hopes TO be In tn
new quarters in time 10 handle thu
holiday business.
: For sale cheap, a mare and aprinl
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