Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-01-16
BOOSTERS HAVE GOOD TIME
AT SECOND BANQUET

I The second monthly banquet given
last Tuesday night by the Boosters
club was attended by 54 of the repre-
sentative men of the city and county,
I On account Of the limited space
IN the dining room of the Burgoyne
cafe, Manager Hitler very graciously
permitted the tables to be set in the
hotel lobby. This made the serving
much more convenient. The menu
provided by Jack Cornish of the cafe
was even more elaborte than the one
furnished at the first banquet.
After all did ample justice to the
good things to eat, DR.. Ashley, acting
as toastmaster, called upon Judge
Cough, who responded in a pleasing
ten-minute talk He complimented
the club on the work it had accom-
plished in the past year and referred
to a number of things which the club
should endeavor to push in the fn'
ture. Principal among these we're
the. securing of rural mail routes
running from Montpelier 70 the :;
rious settlements in this c0untssh-
completion of the state hIaly: the
Georgetown to tie Bs,hway from
line and the eeonn1knock county
roads, leadtng itfaction Of good
way to an palom the state high
The yedfts of the county.
ed with Ege's remarks were receiv-
VI Warty applsnse.
~ ng Clark of Georgetown, was
", kt sDaaker. He spoke of the
luat. .lpwth that Montpelier had
'3faet that & past few years, and the
lhsrcial centees the recognized com
NC also caI,axof Bear Lake valley
of more homes IN. ~ '"e
modate those who ss ~ 49, -
mere to live. He urged.sse member,
$ pr the club to heartily * -. tho
fity administration in its en-. a.
j Pbuild the city, and the school e ~ ~
s IN its efforts to give Montpelier ro..
r schools. The people of large SEE
tion of the county are looking I
= Montpelier. said Mr.. Clark, hs tn
place to educate their children afte
they leave the eighth grade, ahd ais
as place for amusement Alon
:, this line he suggested that the cIu
make an effort to inauguratel a hal,
holiday during the coming slImmel
and to provide clean sport andiAua,afl.
o ment for the people on thosd a.
Mayor Hoff took occasion to I'll k
+ the cluo for the hearty suppoirt gjsn
: the ciiy administration at the sbnd
election last week. He al stated
that the adminIstration wsFworking
out the details, for paving Main street
this season. shd hoped ID Ithe hearty
Cooperation Of the cluI Nm carrying
tion.
DR.. Ashley commenled Mr.. Clark
a f.ssis remarks in reference to the
a puDfhoois. He stated that the
Ia nree SCI buildings are now crowd
ais ed to tneh ,pacity. there being a
ct total enrolime II sO7 pupils. AL
ith though the schot, ,res are now high
he he felt that the =, ,,aro navin1
I'VE this tax freely. He 4 ,So, I, would
en- be only a matter Of a, ,,me un,,I
wi it would be absolutely .,..rv 80
the bond the district for the pI.a n
90, erecting a modern high schG
M Secretary Trowbridge Of To i, =
- stated that the membership -
nubered 20; that the club We :,
sti- OF debt and had s1iO0 In the
mt ury, and that the Indications
md that the membership would reack n
In within a short time. He felt thai
nts club was founded on a more solit
'@efs @ sis than any commercial body I
anu had ever before existed in M
uI- lpelier.
During the evening the big Fo
ubi Jazz orchestra furnished lively