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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

A crowded house witnessed the
production Of ''rhe Comedy of Err
rorS,' by the Ben Greet Players AZ
the Theatre last Saturday night.
About 100 came over from Paris on \
special train. The play Is different
than any Of the other ShakeSperian
productions, 1t being Of a decidedly
light vein. However, It Is pleasing
production and was enjoyed by all
who witnessed Il.
Mrs. ID. McLennan, spent several
days here tho past week. she was
en- route to her home ct Long Beach.
Cal, from Cokeville. where she was
called three weeks ago by the death
OF her sister, MRS. Angus Mcdonald.
She says that while they are delight
ed with their new home In Southern
California, she and Dune" often
think OF their old Bear Lake friends
and have sort o a desire to return
here,
II you are not using Montpelier
-four, you are missing a good deal,
rs It is by far the best family -four
on the market. Ask anyone who IL
using It, Then Il costs less than
some other flours that are not a.
good. Montpelier Milling Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04
E. N. AUSTIN WRITES
ABOUT SAN FRANCISCO

THE following letter written by ".
n. Austin At SAn Francisco under
date % March -, was reeeivsd too
late for publication la last week'a
issue;
~ am here M this land Of AunmhI1 o
aud showers and flowers. The land
that indicates wraps, fur eoata ard
mufia. Talk about warm places
u not here. II Rauged by tampera-
ture, HAdwa in nnt Within % Thousand
miles Of here hut IN y business and
social way you may wee u ~ hot -
you like. There IL more fraud here
III the baalneaa part ~ thn situation
81 tho square foot than any other
place on this green earth. About
thS only thing I nave seem - be sure
Of ls the chained monkey. be w1it
bite II yon pinch him and smile ~
you give him = peanut og . banana
No man has yet been found who IL
able Ia tell yoa tho cost 0f anything
bS the .Aas Ia che daily papers No
ono In even sure by che bill VI fares
81 the cafoa what he viii have - pay
for hla order Ia IN likely 10 be- twice
as much a. tho customer expects.
"The newspapers tsIl na that san
, Franelaeo IL entirely rs-baiit. btit
nothing IL further from tire truth.
Hundreds Of acres remain mat - ths
earthquake and IRE lsft them. With
in half block OF market street
many lots are growing ap in weeds
and willowa. aud baneath ths ruins
are no doubt the remains Of peer
creatures whose lives wers blotted
out By that great catastrophe.
'The Panama exposition grounds
are slowly taking shape. but then
they have another year In which 60
eolnplete the work and with the push
aud energy nAtuFal - this country,
30 doubt everything wilI ~ N APP
pls pie order by the time th@ sNhi-
bite begin - arrive Bat I BIZ yoa
al nat a. figure t00 closely on what
lhe visit 80 the exposition win est
you. nv RFaftnKs will bs found on
every hand fFon ths uHasnsne you
land u the city until youy departure.
with hind regards - tfn Kxans-
lasr and lts readers. aiiI close BY
saying that ehia has b@en this coolest
winter winter known - tho eldest
inhabitants here
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04
LIBERTY NOTES.

Liberty. April s-The atfis son %
II aud arz. Wm. Hymas - danger
ously III with sViaAl aseulagitss. Every
uao joins vita tbs boys paHeaaa Ia hap~
lag Tor tbs best lie l. bright. vim
a8nne iittie chap and ss@ms - he hold
lag his own st preeaut
Lis.erty IL very pr0ad. Of ths fart
thai = uumhsF q her hoais ueopia have
surked up ~ oFehsssEa. TksiF playlDg
i very eotnmsnaahle for belag err
gantzsd 80 abort > time. Ths two VII
foFda are holding their 0wnson-t vtas-
Ia. The lung eApaeity u James ".
and James A seems so be endie@s and
L0ttie. you aFe ths night girl IN Tho
right place. Bat the way Mslsin
andsm lntO ths trap druma Il stupniag.
Keep 90 lid. Won can soon play with
Ghp assurance Of P@dsrwiaki. when no
plays tbs plsao.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04
GEORGE ALLEY WAS
TN The OMAHA STORM

George Alley, who arrived hero
Thursday af last week with car
load " Percheron stations, which
he bought Mt KentA, Iowa, was IN the
U. T. yards at South Omaha, whom
the cyclone swept through that city
on Sunday, March -, having arrived
about 20 minutes before che storm
struck. George says the cyclone
passed too close Ia where ho wRa 10
be- comfortable, but ha did not realise
the danger he was In until he saw =
large tree. n half block from him,
torn up by its roota aud bulidlngs
demolished. Ra II they we're only
mere shRcka. The train, which his
car Of horses was IL, Was made up
and scheduled 10 leave the stock
yards about the tune tho cyclone hit
this city, but tho atnrm held them up
until tho following morning. Owing
To the downpour of rain which fol.
lowed the cyclone, Mr.. Alley says b
made no effort 20 visit the path 81
the storm, and when he left early ths
next morning ho did not know tbt
extent Of the damage done In the clty
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

At the village election In George
town last Tuesday the following were
elected trustees for the ensuing two
years: y. r. larsen, Harrison Tippets,
Chris Sorenson. John nj. Bee and NJ.
G. Clark. Junius Freeman was
elected police Judge. Only Is votes
were CAST.
All the nebby designs I'm mems
spring suits now on display at our
store, cali and see them.--Mose Lewis
Departments store.
DIR. ]. w Hayward aud family
have removed from Paris to Logan.
where the doctor has become asso-
ciated with the Drs. Bulge In the
practice OF medicine and hospital
work. DIR. WIN. Rich, who has been
associated with DIR. Hayward for
some time past, will continue the
practice at Paris.
For sale, Ny brick house and mar
ket garden Of 8 acres; Is glass sheds
log house of two rooms and barn
Mrs Bnrga, Montpelier.
Under the new time table, which
went into effect on the Short Line
yesterday, No. n arrives from the
east at 3:45 o. m, one hour and 81
minutes early than heretofore. The
change was made necessary on 40
count OF the new fast train which has
been put on between Chicago and
San Francisco.
For Sale, The soda water bottling
plant including all machinery and
stock, all in first class order, best
paying business In town, must be
sold quick. For further particulars
and price apply to VIM. McLennan
Walnut Camp, Woodmen of the
World, will give smoker at tbs
/. 0. 0. r. hall this, Friday, evening
at o'clock. All members of tbs
camp are urged to be present AND
take one or more of their gentlemen
friends. District Manager Berkeley
will give short talk on the greAt
work this order is doing.
We are closing out odds and ENDS
in colors 9f paints at greatly reduced
prices. Nov is the time to paint the
fences apd outbuildinga. -Rurrell 4
Thiel.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

The Stereopticon lecture at the
Methodist Church next Sunday even
ing WILDE Darkest Chicago and her
Waifs.n Showing some phases Of
the city life that all do not know.
Also showing what the Chicago Boy
Club and the Chicago Girl Clubs are
doing to help the people to better
life. Admission is free.
All the newest styles In gents,
ladies' and children's shoes. The
much called for button Oxfords for
ladies, you will find well represented
Ladies' pumps and oxfords in ell the
new styles and colors-black, brown,
red and white-Brennan q Davis.
THE Presbyterian choir repeated
the Easter anthems last Sunday
night and all enjoyed them. The
faithful efforts of the choir are great
ly appreciated by the pastor and the
people. All enjoy the violin accom-
paniment. Miss Macdonald of Can
ada, will sing again next Sunday
evening. The subject of the sermon
at this service will be "RedeeminR
the Tlme.e
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04
IN SOCIAL CIRCLES.

On Tuesday evening last the On
gineers IN charge ~ the double track
ing on the Short Line were enter.
talned at dance and supper by some
Of Montpelier's young men, Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Johnson kindly allowed
the festivities to hold forth Ia their
home, st. Andrews rectory. The
various cotillion figures were augges.
tive Of the profession Of engineering
and the new eomers were made "a
that they were most welcome Ia the
social whirl Of our city. To tho engi-
neers themselves aud to Mr. johnson
Is due the credit for the many novel
features Of the evenings cntertain'
ment.
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That Methodist BAH.

A very pleasant and congsnlal
company gathered Ut the Odd Fel-
lows hall last Tuesday evening 70
attend the Methodist HALL. Despite
the Indictment weather about sIxty
i've people attended. An interesting
program Of music, readings and
games had been prepared Hand
decorated programs we're pro-
vided for each guest. Tho gentla-
men were supposed 20 change part
neFs for zach number on the program.
Refreshments were served ~ 10
O'Clock. a thoroughly good time
was the vots of NIL those present.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

After vacation az two weeks the
-. O. ID. II. girls again resumed fos-
tivitles last Monday evening IL the
home Of Miss Constance McIntash.
The time was occupied In the usual
way till 8, when an adjournment was
taken TO the mass meeting for the
benefit ~ the flood sufferers ~ the
opera house. After contributing It's
mite the party reassembled az the
Mcintosh home where the hostess
served ENTHUSIASTICALLY delicious
refreshments amid a scream Of hilar-
ity which lasted tiII-well, rather
late. The next meeting Of the oIuh
Is promised at the home Of Miss LII
liam Davis.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

Mrs. Vera De Liege Johnson will
give u musicale at the Montpelier
opera house on Wednesday, April %
at $50 p. m. The proceeds will be
given to the standing debt of st. An
drew's Episcopal church. The Mont
pelier Glee club will open and close
the program with several selections.
Mrs. johnson will also be assisted by
other local talent. Come and enjoy
a pleasant evening and help a good
cause.
Traffic on the First district on the
Short Line was closed this week from
Monday night until an early hour
yesterday morning on account
of high water In Nugget cam
yen. While only q short section Of
the track was washed ont, the road
bed was made unsafe Tor distance OF
several miles. Tuesday and We'd
nesday all passenger trains were
sent around by way of Ogden, but no
attempt was made TO operate freight
trains. The track along the flooded
section has been put In fairly guod
condition ane trains are again rum
ming about on schedule time.
Smoke arising from the roof of AZ
Ice house nc the rear Of the Hote
Burgoyne caused a fire alarm to be
sent In yesterday evening nj $3.50
The Are was extlngulshed before ans
damage was done. Kids smokinG
cigarettes were responsible for th'
lncipient blaze. At $3.50 last nigh
another alarm was sounded from |
residence on Lincoln avenue. but tn.
fire proved TO be only some smoking
kindllng wood which had been places
In an oven to dry. No damage what
ever was done, except breaking tn
axle of the chemical engine, Will
enront& 10 the supposed fro.
At the election IN Paris Tuesda.
less than 100 votes were cast. TIL
regular ticket, headed by A. M. Bic
for mayor, was elected.
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Calvary Presbyterian Church.

JANIS G. GARvER. Pastor.
Residence two doora east " church.
SUNDAY HEHVICEs.
Bible school RL 10 a M.
prraehinK ~ II . ~.
Christian EndsavoT ~ .. m.
Preaching Ut ;4S y m.
Miss Macdonald q Canada, . n0tsd
coutrMito singer, win sinR A. she Pres
bytsrian church nsxl sasdAy svsning
The womans Missionary society.
3rd Friday u each mouth ~ - .. N,
The Ladies' AID. flrst Friday Of each
month ~ 40 p. an.
The Young Ladies' Westminster
Gsuild the srd Saturday u each month
at the mansa At . N.
The Junior EndeAvof and aisssoE
hand viii meet each 3uHday IN ~
church ~ $50 =. n.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

Last Tuesday evening 1T the home
Of Mrs. A. II. Lane, delightful birth
day party was held Ia honor Of Miss
Marion's sixteenth birthday. Games
were played from 800 until 1890,
among which was n guessing contest,
Lloyd Lehrbns winning the first
prize and May Rogers taking home
the BOBBY. Al the latter hour the
ID guests partook of delicious two
course luncheon. but before the flrst
course was served all spied tire April
Fool days faYors which consisted Of
Ounce cap and al appropriate toast.
The feature Of the second course was
AN appetizing birthday cake. The
parloF and dining room wore prolttly
decorated In yellow and white. The
balance OF the evening WIS spent IL
social intercourse. Miss Marion was
the recipient Of many beautiful pres
ents At the hour Of ~ the merry
visitors departed declaring their
h Jstesses royal entertainers.
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St. Araarew's Episcopal Church.

y. NJ. John son. Jr., Lay Missionary.
Friday, Evening prayer ut tn.
Litauy twl~e > moath
Subject for week, "Conalmtency.'
Sunday school ut 10 ~.
Morning prayer NJ II. Subject for
discourse. THE good Shsphsrd.@
Evening prayer II 7 % .. m. Sab
jeot foF discourse, DUTY, Interest and
Destiny.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04
cOU0H MEDICINE FOR CHILDREN

Too much care eaanot be used In se
Letting = cough medicine for children.
Il shonld ~ pleasant - take. contain
no haTInfnl subsaance and b. most
effectual ChAmbsrlain's Con b Rem
edy meets these requirements and ;
fayorits with the mothers Of young
children eveFywhsFe. FoF aals By the
Modsrn DEug 20.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

oWNtebSIS duu loAsSys tWchty p6A
cent OFF, Lorenzo Burgoyne.
Our line Of wE1l paper, paints oils,
stains and yarnishes is complete.
We cater tb the family trade. Bur
rell d. Thiel 81
The Utah Light & Power Co.'s camp
near the outlet, which has been dub
bed Camp Pumpton," was this week
moved mile east of its former loea-
ton.
For real bargains see Nelson's
Jewelry Store windows.
Neils Williamson, one of the popu-
lar young men of st. Charles, and
Miss Cora Law of Paris, were united
in marriage in the Salt Lake temple
Wednesday.
The Mode is the place to get your
spring hat. The latest eastern styles
New goods arriving every week
Hunter Il Whitman, Props.
Its pleasure; not dread, to have
photos taken at our studio. Our
lenses are powerful. -Rinehart Stu
do.
Gus Spongberg will go to Black
foot next Sunday to attend the reg
ular quarterly meeting of the asylum
trustees next Monday. Mrs. Spong-
berg will accompany him.
Ladies' gingham and percale house
dresses in all the new styles and
colors, from 81 .25 to $3.50 Brennan
& Davis.
Grand Chancellor Newton of the
K. off grand lodge will visit Idanha
lodge next Wednesday and the
knights have arranged to secure the
hall for that night, in order to enter
tain the visiting official.
Mrs. Whinyates will in few days
receive another shipment of the lat
) est creations in ladies' millinery aid
novelties. Don't fail to inspect hel
stock before buying.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Davis, having
rented their home for a year to w
| b. Taylor of the Utah Light and
t Power Co., will spend most OF tbs
summer on their ranch near Alexan-
n der, and go to California next fall t.
spend the winter.
, The Mode is the place to get you
. hat. Our line of millinery ant
trimmings are all new. No carries
over goods in our stock. Hunter
y Whitman, Props.
q James Redman was up from Poca
tello several days this week. He ha
Z about fully recovered from the seig
y of the grippe and Mrs. Redman an
ID 1.-THE kid are also feeling much bet
ter he says. They will leave in fey
" days for their ranch at Cora, Wyom
ing.
n Now is the time the cows shoul
1T be cared for and there Is no bette
A. milk producer than bran. --Montpel
Ter Milling Co.
nd The old town has been pretty quie
II the past week, due to the bad weath
sr and almost impossible conditio
od of the county roads. But there is n
a nse of feeling blue, for there is goo
ell season in store for rs and then W
have nothing to fear from foods {
cyclones.
- For sale, RED Devil'' vat
- motor and 0. K washing machin
all In first class shape. F. O'Coi
til nor. liz
by The ladies Of Bear Lake count
tor should bear in mind that Mrs. WIFI
yates has permanently located
nts Montpelier and as usual Is carryiI
ers the most complete stock Of millinel
nee and ladies' novelties to be found
er, che county. Her prices are slwa
az reasonable,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

Local News
Montpelier, Idaho. April 4, 1918

mOnSPc4lCtS AuSuOs 6ApIh ~ 1Slo
Rex, Saturday afternoon from Q
to 8.
A splendid second hand organ at
Nelson's for $40.
A new son registered at the home
of Angus Krogue last Monday
Children's bingham and percale
aprons, 25c at Brennan & Davis.
The stork left 10 pound son at the
home of Arthur Crane OF Bennington
Hast Friday.
Nielsen has bargain for someone
in q second hand piano.
Mrs. r. w. Gee went to Salt Lake
Tuesday to visit with relatives for
week or ten days.
For sale cheap, a baby's go cart.
Apply to Mrs. R. w. Gee.
All kinds of liquid veneer, furni-
ture polish and E4p-a-lac at Burrell
Il Thiels.
Mrs. R. H. Walker of Bull, is Wis
iting this week with her mother,
Mrs. Chas. Schmid.
Go to The Mode for high grade
millinery, opposite Ritter Bros drug
store.
Why pay stranger s15 for a pair
of glasses when Nielsen will give you
the best there is for IS.
Misses Lola and Chloe Perkins
went to Salt Lake Wednesday for q
two months visit with relatives.
We sell the .,0Cedar Polish Mops,' -
q friend Of the housewife.-Bnrrell
& Thiel.
Mrs. Josephine Driver went TO Salt
Lake Tuesday for short visit with
her sister, Mrs. o. w. Kelly.
Ladies' gingham aprons with and
without sleeves, from 35 cents up al
Brennan q Davis.
ID jeweled, 20 year, gold filled ElgiI
watch for s975 at Nielsen's.
II. 8. Roberts, local manager 70
the @. w. q M. Co., at Bancroft, wa
an over Sunday visitor in Montpelier
save taking up yonr rugs by uslnl
one of our Vacuum Suction Sweep
ers-Burrell & This1.
The new electric sign for the Mont
pelier Theatre was installed Monda
1t the corner Of Main and Mint
street. 1t Is a dandy.
Big bargains at Nielsen's Jewelr
store during April.
Mrs. Chas. e Harris took advaI
tage of the conference rates and lie
Tuesday for q weeks visit with reli
tives at Ogden and Park City.
George Koford, contractor al
builder, Montpelier, Idaho. 8
For sale, Pease piano in got
condition and excellent tune; also
wardrobe. Call on Mrs. Byron NJ
son.
If you are contemplating buying
harness, see as for those good ones
Western made for Western trade.
BurreI q Thiel.
Conductor Bruce Cove had the
tie of dad conferred upon him
the arrival of ten pound danght
at their home, last Tuesday.
For sale-Baby chicks ten Ger
erch. from white leghorns. Orde
for early chicks must be sent Ct on
Sure to please. Nephi A SKIM
Norman, Idaho
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The Methodist Church.
'nAA v. WHEELER. Pastor

CmAA v. WHEELER, Pastor.
Regular services for Sunday, April
school at 10 2 m.
Morning church service. Ia Sub
jeet. '.The Business % Being UnGod-
iy.1
Evening service beginning aE 7 !a0-
Illu strattd stersopticon lecture.
Young peoples meeting ~ esA5.
Your attendance ~ any and al Of
these services II very much desifed
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sTRAmHT AT IT

There y 40 use % or ssaaaslag
around ths baah. We mighs - Welt
cat With IL first a. last We waat yoa
10 try cb@nabsrialais Cou@h kemady
the next tiuzs goa have > ooagh 90 celia
There V no Feasun 90 far ma WW can SEQ
Why goa ahasld a0< 30 "a. This peap-
aFu1lon 81 is Fsnarkahls cures hns
gAinea a verdi wide repusatiea ana
people every where speak Of Il in she
highest Earma a. prmAa@. IL Ia aow amA@
BY the Modern DRUG O..
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FISH HAVEN NOTES.

Fish Haven. April 2As a. evidence
of the increase in business 1t this place
during the past ten years We submit
the following items from the postofsice
records for the years 1907 and 1912
1902 1912
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

For sale Young chicks from 8. G.
white ieghorus, 10 eensa. Brig pa
caa, Sauaaa. 81
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-04-04

Purity in food, lower cost OF living
these are the demands Of the day.
Pure food is health, and health IS economy
itself. We cannot have health without health
full food.
raised flour foods biscuit, cake, mullins,
crusts and other pastry, when perfectly made
from wholesome ingredients.
DR.. PRICES baking powder makes these
foods in specially attractive appetizing and
wholesome form, and for both economic and
hygienic reasons, such food should be more
largely substituted for meat IN the daily diet.
Bat bear IN mind that alum, az
E1rzVl1OIeSOnle baking powder,
can neUer make pure, whole
some food.
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W = = ~ p. II -.
The money order system was eatab-
Iished here in 1905. During that year
go orders wers issued and during 1919
$50 orders were issued.
The lowest amount 81 any order ~
sued Was 10 oents and the highest
amount Of any order uas 800.
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10 O.
n<1AhM

to buy drugs, toilet articles, per-
fumes, etc., before aoquainting
yourself with orr values.
Our prices are always the lowest
and we handle nothing but reliable
goods.
The Modern Drug Co.
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Rooma . rent. ARply . Rlsar
Rres DFnm 60.
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The Fair, Store, Sam [. Lewis
SHOES

Now i ahaut tho time every body q aiscardtng
ruhhers Now Ia the time Co boy yo1r spring
shoes We boaght our shoss ia advances Of Tire
leather market raising a. high NJ W In "a the
present time We have shoes for yOur family -
. saving of Nec to &l.0O ON each pair. Taia
makes quite item la year bnytng. We have
sold nna are selling hundreds Of pairs Of &Ao0
grade % shoes 1t 81 So
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Many smart dresses are looking IN mere Tor
fame than anrupilist expensive advertised names,
here YOU can get the quality ia cloth and save sn
y so hill by bayiug your clothlug ~ the Fair
Store
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CARPETS AND RUGS

Space does not permit as 60 mention all 81 tho
dlfrrent lines We carry We would be pleased
to mention ah0ut carpets and rugs an this IN the
coming 81 the most essential time OF house
cleaning. We have sold bait wool ingram car
pet HA, value AZ aTtc per yard.