reason all know tbar it reqairea a welldeveloped and extensive country to sup port such a bnsiness, and last but not least, the character o° the employes is such as to command the respect and confidence of thep o.Je. thns refecing great credit on the company and its management.Milling Company, who always extend the BTPgfr courteous—treatinent—to theirStudebaKcr Bros.The farmers of Bear Lake Valley know the local branch of Stndebaker Bros., as a firm that cirrieB in stork implements and vehicles of unqne*-tioned reliability and once a patron of ] Stndebaker always a patron.I Manager John Barrett is a thorough buptnesa man and gives strict attention and o*re in handling the business entrusted to him.customers. Tly company is composed a* follows: E. R. Miles. Sr . President; P. Jones. Vice -president; Frank Miles, Secretary. Treasurer and Manager They bonght the mill a little more than two years ago and in this Bbort time have built up a flourishing husiness, /hey enjoy a big locnl trade and furnish I the entire valley, besides shipping a i great deal east and weat.] The mill has an output of 220 sacks of flour per day; runs day and night most of the year, and gives employment toNielsen FurQiture Co.The Nielsen Furniture company hrs by its thorough business methods estat* liahed a trade throughout Bear Lake yalley that will speak for itself. It is sufficient to say that Mr. Nielsen is the fayuml furniture dealer of our community. He is possessed of clear judgment. affable manners and hue a host of friends *MONTPELIER MILLING CO.Don't Be a MillerSince time began it’s been the vogue To rail the miller, “arrant rogue ”Nothing f.ood yta» ever naid About a milU r. until dead.He may be honesU true, and brave Yet he la duboed the villloge knave.He grinds his grist and takes hi* tell Just hat was rlgbt—yet he .Then elt;me patrons vyill insist He stole their nacks as well as grist.Then tuey would try lo make it seem He followed ‘round to steal their team ^o If by labor you insist Just swear you’ll never grind a grist.But this is not true of the Montpelii rseveral men Montpelier Creek, of which they bave a prior right, affords thetn excellent water power which reduces the cost of running. When the creek is frozen, or when necessity requires it, an electric motor is used.The mill is fitted with the Barnard Lea’s Plansifter System, which is recognized as a standard. Manager Miles, besides being an expert miller. Is a mechanical genius and can show many unique improvements that he has made in the machinery of the plant. He is planning to enlarge the mill to accommodate his rapidly increasing trade.They manufacture the following brands of flour. High Patent, which is of excellent quality; Straight Grade and Fancy Patent. I hey make several varieties of brenkfast foods one of a tiioh is an invention of Mr Miles and is very popular in onr market. It is made of the cream of the wheat and is mperior to the patented brand which be^rs a piiuilsr name Germade is another of rh ir foods and they also mske graham flour, shorts, bran and all kinds •f chopped feedMr Miles advoiut^s that more 'dry •at d* funning could be profitably done beie as tbs w heat from such farms is of very uaiir'fHCtory quality.The members of the company own loiufmtable homes here and are among our bpslt; citizens Mr. Miles is dispos mg of property in Utah to further incest in Montpelier.MONTPEJJER HOLLER. MILL