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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-02-06
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|D|Ds N FATALITY
/ vassar Girls Break
tbspgb Ice While Coast
pg on New Lake.
/ S CARRIED UNDER
Il Are Rescued by Heroic
bats Of Miss Phoebe
amos and a Professor,
!, News service.

rr-il0Dei .'
||.sssuSErPsIE, = N. Y. Feb. .
,.s.,h Ber,illo Mylod, daugh
-, ]. Mylod, corporation coun
I |;sssksepie, was drowned to
=, . soboggsn on which b7'
II, were coasting broke
a. 4. iec on the new lake and
5.,,s all I'VE into twenty feet OF
Mis- Mylod was seated at the
4 i Do toboggan, and when II
rsy into tho water she was
/ I; ',dsr the ice and entrapped
4 IA other four girls clung to
|,,riEuc edges of the ice until
:, ,rScd. Tho body of Miss
"a, 70, recovered for an hour.
q, De quick and daring work OF
ss5s Briggs, a student, and
=, sLsstOck tha! saved the lives
"a eLa girls.
ssy Shsttock was in his 'abora-
Lracd in experimentation. when
a th screams from the lake,
|'ht,d from the building. vt his
II Ms Briggs, Together the
=, ,ri the heroic girl plunged
"a y saier where the four Young
4, -. Spttinc for life,
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Picture of Devotion.

There was drawn by this same witness
another picture of the devotion OF Mr..
and Mrs Beach, with the husband,
charged now with having sunk the knife
IN his wife's throat, sitting at her bed
side and holding her hands. whispering
TO her, while six stitches We're put In
tho wound in her neck which penetrat-
ed the throat.
And once more there rang through the
narrative the three sets of screams the
flight OF the man In gray, tho dying Out
OF the third set OF screams the door
ing into her cottage-and immediate ely
thereafter The strident knocking ON tho
door and the loud call OF male voice:
EFT is Beach; let me IN
II IL all a wild phantasmaGoria-la IA
nightmare OF incidents. contradictions.
lnnucrdoes, with not u definite fact yet
10 t,,nsp und cling 10.
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Court Room Crowded.

The court room was jnmlned today. and
to The little group OF society folks who
are sitting through the ordeal with the
Seachs there was added Mrs. Oliver Per-
ry. who came iu with Mrs. Joseph Hor-
riman. and took her scat in tho tnclos-
ure which is Just behind the lawyers
phalanN,
Toward her husband Mrs. Beach's at
iitude WAS consistently that OF woman
nt peace with him and all the world, and
his attitude toward her was tho game.
They chntted naturally. chatted with
those about thenl. compared notes, snil
ing gcnIally at incidents as they arose
during the session and gave no HIM at
nuy tins OF resentment or pnlWcs!tN.
The gallant old Confederate veteran who
looks after the Jury put the purple crown
on Mrs, Bench To-Day;
She IL the crownug type % AmerjcDu
wop,a uhood suit; that's what she is. ho
ss Id
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Clear Your Skin

Cusightly cruptions. pinplcs. face
blotches are often cleared In a single
night by the mild. antiseptic wash, the
soothing remedy drives out impurities
and heals the siling skin a. nothing else
can. A o0c bottle proves it.
ODD il an absolutely reliable remedy.
There iH nothing else that we can recon-
mend 80 highly.
Drop into our store today and let rs
tell YOU the merits of Odd and Of our
special money back guarantee. Also asls
us about tic valuable cleansing powers
OF u. DID. Soap
Schramm johnson. Drugs Five Stores,
(Advertisemcnt)
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ACTION DELAYED BY
DEMAND FOR HEARING

WASHINGTON. Feb. 5-Demands for
a hearing or railroad mon on the Adam
son bill for the physical valuation OF
american railroads prevented action on
the measure today by the senate commit
teo on interstate commerce. Tho COM
mittce VIII hear railroad representatives
and others Tuesday. February IL.
The bin as passed by tho house has
the senate cubccmInttee headed by SEN
ntor 1.n Toilette The measure as il
came from the house would require the
Interstate commerce. commission 90 make
a physical valuation os all railroad prop
critics ia establish q basic value on which
railroad rates could be calculated.
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[|tSs7Ip [|S IpaNKHURsT
CN JAIL SENTENCE

81 !, .allrago,,a' 'E.sis y. a. PanI'hurst.
Ef,'so yssSs' 'sader, WAS SEN
|se Ire Row Imprisonment or a
sme pun,sbIeet Sureet police court
:..r olSSn,Sniaent olSaT, nnt was neted
B, - las raid I "" women ,s who par
~, @der Sc,roh Sc oh ihe House OF
Oh JarY,,,..- arYsneral" ~ Mrs. Flora
~ 70 ,oreo ~. when tho
'sI.,,ss'Ssorge NJ w.. interview Wit,
'k = The poIIcn,c wero charged
s.sQisd?: was led to a cell
s,,I,.i iais sentence.
|lt sar lare boot. beot. RS the leaders
1 Sss now become tired Of iaIl
N PARTY, ure u Invariably nnj,i
Mll1lh a few l,o,,ys
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NEBRASKA STATION
AGENT Is MURDERED

MILLER, Neb, Feb. 6.--Georse Hood.
station agent OF the Union Pacific at
this place. was found today be-
side the track close 10 the depot with a
bullet through his head.
When n freight train arrived al Miller
this morning, the conductor was unable
10 find tho agent. window OF the depot
was broken and there was evidence OF n
struggle scnrch BY the train crow re-
suited IN the finding OF the body OF Hood.
partly covered With snow. lie Is believed
10 have been murdered, but the depot was
not robbed Detectives arc searching for
,ig ausaIlnpt
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nicht-the pearl earrings hitherto de-
clared to have been family heiTlooms,
valued at $4,000 by Mr. Beach. according
70 the testimony, which turn out now
10 havo been mere paste.
The dcyotjon of Miss Marion lIolins TO
her hostess on the night Of the assault
was painted IN strkinc colors hy the
Beacn family physician. who described
this dainty society bud spending the
night In Mrs. Beachs room on Shake
down on the floor.
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Victim Of Rate Cntting.

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 6,-As = re-
suit OF tho Tate-cuttiug war which they
started on the Pacific coast. Bates e
filed today, "a petition in voluntary bank
rupscy Their liabilities are declared TO
be fi30,1 and their assets consist chiefly
In $50 900 due tho concern from the Calf
fornia Atlantic Steamship company, AZ
associate firm.
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UTAH REPUBLICAN SENATE
REPUDIATES PARTY PLANK
fromP Paeeo one1
Continued from Page one.)

ton OF United States senator's one Dr.
gree removed from the popular vote.
Representatives TO congress arr
chosen every two years Thcy pro
chosen by popular vote ana are in closc
tooch with the people, The senators are
chosen every six years by the lerisla-
lures and act a brake or a balance
on the house 10 prevent popular cIamor
from going to, c,r
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Fate Of Schooner Unknown

WASlIINGTON, Fob 3.--Thc fate OF
The schooner s. p. Blackburn, with two
mon aboard, stil) is mystery. The
revenue cutter onondaga today reported
the vessel nowhere In the vicinity where
she was last Secn-240 miles east OF
Cape Hattcras. The ODou6aga used al
her coal in a weeks search and was
obliged ia return today Ia replcnleh her
supply. Tfic cutter Seminole Is still
searching
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|'aIaa1 .',l! AFTER MEAL $

d T. :. aaGlnsS S'tIl ,bo q sensation Of
, 4 islDraiIy ba,s b...s food both to
sH ladlse.iIl,,, i, 'hs stomach h'ays ays
|S,l h,. lhrliss.ts have constinaatnieeg5s anegs the II
81 hn%a tGe sioIaasibs' Sis'd Nli,.nas IN the
s..al y.1i,lSs@@a .PiiilS@at i. q fissSd. FeSd.
ssea ia oIaGIi.ing : Iiing or sofroesa,ttign,v1 =
|ssS. Ming Soslure. Dlzziss 9
adel.ncSyy cSyye, and Du,, pain mens Is
A .e.linhs ana nSas, s paan in tho
\ '=s 5cses Sudden F!usbas
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Castro To Meet SlIlzer.

NEW YORK. Feb 5.-Cipriano Cas-
tro, ex president Of VsncZuea, today
with Governor Sulzer at Albany tomor-
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P'MH TO HAVE
4 WOF GARDEN
f. Congregation Proposes
"ns' Amusement. for
I yoons People.

/ r.su,e.%s q Inc First Christian
Z ~. s today that his cor
p,i.s i you'd ,S hulld church Win
:es IosI. / 5Ge fashionable wcst i;i end
ss.lQronsl VIII o, DC a development,
Moving pIcture i shove Svs y mItI ~
aisr sver, and possibly for
- III hsyee e"lne se services. The
-s-ill cIin,oea Ie trce medical. surci-
~IN'vs and a night schnnl
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stp Try Again.

|zl sss learned that Miss Mylud
nder tho ice there was an al
Iss'ata demonstration among
n:as- Many were ready to
7 and Try 10 find her. Miss
"a eager TO do it, but the men
Ea Eho were rescued are:
.T sul'ted, daughter Of c. j.
~ s,, New Hamburg.
ia'ta Ienniston. daughter of
:. lennston of Cambridge.
u, ;sl, !, RRelmer, daughter of John
g u Kingston, n. Y.
Aa J. OLDHAM, daughter Of
%an Of Cleveland. O.
! aiasi Of tue gloom that the
"a ~ east over the college Miss
loSsd and lauded heroine.
j laughter OF DR.. William J..
sacramento, Cal.
T@a was one of the most
Is Of yassar, a brilliant
JssIaen sseIalrent in sociaI circles rs
'aalasic affairs. 40
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|ys Noted Athlete.

i ! siels, q noted athlete among
iiEs, sirls, was able TO hold Two
twhfed and helpless ones while
ss Slsttock took charge Of the
n.
NJ dangerous ard desperate
k-ip ave them. AS each rescuer
n IL Nse Of the lake ice ~
flgreat pieces, plupgjpg them
1 ,harges again into the chill,
rg Whom ihev turned toward
i,he vas barrier instead Of
if-i. was thicker near shore.
~ nd mer--a score or more
Ell ihe lake side. Soon plauks
asa ont on the lee and venture
y, sDd women crawled SLOWLY
y 'eStuc.
b diisn minutes of the time
radsnt the four exhausted TO.
tn ard the two courageous
I sgut drawn safely TO shore
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!. Pill (

,es, T., Fur puqse.99 9' vl al u4e otov.
|et % % al arasrissss;s'e ssssseiaols. Ia. i,,.
"'tplut. sadway's," '"
u4'sll..a.au
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-23
FISH HAVEN NOTES.

Fish Haven, May -. We have
had several fine showers the past
week which have been worth humid
reds of dollars 10 tho crops and
ranges. The feed on tho ranges was
never better than At present and ami
mails that were poor when turned
out short time ago Aro beginning
u show marked improvement III
their condition,
Seeding IN tnIs section II nearly
finished and II Jack frost doesn't
pat In his veto, We will have an
abundant harvest.
II Ii thought that the raspberry
crop will bo small this year rs u Is
beloved tho canes were winter kill
led
Lon Cummins has moved 10 Fish
Haven from his former home - Mon
tello, Nay. He bought the susanna
Nelson home about year ago, but
could not arrange his affairs 10 get
here until about a month ago. Mi
cummlns il a horse raiser aud thinks
conditions here are much ahead Of
Nevada for that purpose.
Mra. Cooley aud children Of B0E.
der, are visiting NJ the home Of her
brother-ln-law. l.. Cnmmins.
J. NJ Bennett and his father Of Og-
den, are spending few days with
Lawrence Peterson.
Messra Nielsen, Casey aud Phil.
lips are stationed Mt the Sims place.
south Of here, where they are enKag=
I'D In constructing = large pleasure
boast. which will out-elass anything
that has ever been put on Bear Lake.
THE boat will accommodate 100 persons.
Frank Flndlay and crew will leave
next Saturday for camp 0ivs-0ut IN
Montpelier canyon, whore they will
shear the fioeks ~ VIM. Crane.
GwendOllne. the little daughter OF
L. q. pugmlre has been quite sick
for the past week.
The stork has recently left sons 81
the homes Of Hoy Loyeladd and q,
y. McGann.
h. r. SiuaaeF IL q guest At tbs
Stocks hotel.
Miss Agnes FindIey has taken tbs
position u clerk IN the II. Jensen
mercantile establishment.
School will close on the 25Fd and
the children will all Be happy.
John Skinner IL going " remain IN
Fish Haven this summer.
The general health Ofthe comnnn.
ity IL good aud house cleaning II The
order Of the day.
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The Modern Drug Co.
CONCERT TONIGHT.

A concert will be given In the First
ward meeting house this, Friday,
evening, In which some Of the best
musical talent In the city will par
ticipate. Tickets Is cents. Tie pro-
gram, which is IS follows, will begin
promptly at 4 O'clock:
Selectlon-C Choir.
Piano duett = Lillls Crane and
Kathleen Quayle.
Vocal solo--Myrtle Dalrymple.
stcry-Mrs. Inez Phelps.
Vocal trio-Mrs. Arnold, d. Hy-
mas and q. Cornford.
RecitatiOn-Nina Welker.
Vocal solO-Mrs. Lottie Grosjean.
Rscitation-Mrs III. ) Stevenson
Vocal solO-Amy Winters.
Vocal s0lo-Yilate Perkins.
Quartette-Ivy Dalrymple, Vilatt
Perkins, Amy Winters and Myrtle
Dalrympie.
QUartette-D. Hymas, q. Cornford
Mrs. Arnold and Mrs. Dana.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-23

Eastman kOdaks and all supplies
for the amateur at Rinehart Studio.
Lost, between Ovid and the Mont
pelier mill, gentleman's blue black
overcoat. The finder will leave at
the Examiner Office and obIige the
owner.
Bargains in millinery at the Fair
Store, including trimmed and ready
to wear hats, ribbons, flowers and
chiffons. Also a few choice willow
plumes.
Mrs. Ezra Lewis of Paris, was OPP
Grated on for appendicitis Wednes-
day at the Ashley & Cooley hospital
in this city. She is reported as get
ting along nicely.
VIM. Jacobsen was brought to the
Ashley & Cooley hospital Wednes-
day suffering from bad case Of
blood poison, resulting from wound
on the left hand.
John Norton, Paris florist, has an
abundance of cut flowers of all kinds.
Phone orders given prompt atten-
ton.
Jos. Robson of the Modern Drug
Co.. 'set'' turkey hen on 10 eggs
and they Matched out 10 little tur-
keys This story is vouched for by
John ]. Jones and L. Hall.
We furnish your home from kitten.
en- to parlor, and lowest prices on all
of our goods Vincent Furniture Co
There is new daughter at the
home of B. Bunderson of st. Charles.
The little lady arrived last Friday.
1t was the first visit the stork had
made at the Bunderson home fol
about nine years.
For sale-Market garden; s acres
of land, II glass hot beds. brick house
old log house and barn. $500 cash
Mrs. M. Burya, Montpelier. 1873
Mrs. Hartman returned from Sal
Lake Tuesday. She states that he
daughter, Nellie, who was operateC
on for appendicitis last week is get
ting along nicely and will be able Il
return home next week.
Wanted, by two gentlemen, q sun
ny and nicely furnished room in pri
vate family; rent not over $50
: month. Address T. care of thi
1 office.
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The commissioners OF hammock
county have appropriated go, 500 for
road building this year.
Eou't forget the danoe to be- given
next Wednesday night by the high
school pupils. Tickets only 20 cents.
The Montpelier high school stu
dents will present THE Merchant Of
Venice Up-to-deate" &c the Paris
opera house tonight.
"Micky" Murphy, m old time
Short Line switchman came up from
PocAtello last Friday for ten days
soionrn with friends. Since leaving
here over a year ago, "Mickyn has
spent most OF his time on the Pacific
coast. He is again with the Short
Line, but Ia still on the extra board
at POcRtello.
We will have on diplay next Sat-
urday, Monday and Tuesday n spec.
ial sample lot of ladies' silk and
summer dresses They are the very
latest creations In ladies' ready to
wear gowns and you are invited to
call and see them, whether you In.
tend TO buy or not Tho Golden
Rule Store.
O. T. Peeler arrived In the city the
first Of the week. He holds the posi-
ton of district superintendent for
the Utah Power A Light CO., and he
will look after the light and power
portion Of the company's business
here. Mr.. Peeier said the company
expected to be able to deliver Juice"
to Montpelier by the 18th of July.
When asked regarding the rates, he
said the company had not yet fur
nished him with its schedule OF rates
for light and power, but he thought
they would be about the same ~ the
rates now prevailing in this city.
Phe Banner, which has been pub
lished monthly since last December,
by pupils OF the Montpelier high
school, will appear next week In the
form of an annual number aud will
contain about so pages. Besides the
literary matter, which will pertain
20 the Montpelier schools and educa-
tional topics In general, the edition
will be illustrated with half tone
cuts OF Prof. Stevenson, the high
school faculty, the various classes
and the Banner staff and as copies
will be sent to every high school In
the state, Il will show these schools
what has been done here during the
past year and demonstrate 10 them
what can be done Ia the way Of pub
fishing 9 school Journal by u small
but energetic number of students.
The continued cold weather held
back a great deal the sale of sum
mer hats. We have decided to sell
them at sacrifice before the heart
of the season is over Everybody
come and get the benefit Of saving
Of 90 TO % on each hat. We also
made an extra heavy buy in all
kinds of shapes In hemps, braids,
milans, in all the newest designs. All
go nc sacrifice. L. Lewis
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Residences for Sale.

offer for for sale ell Of my dwelling
houses In Montpelier, VIII ell them
separately os ali ~ oaa pgraon. The
houses aFs ~ plaateFaa sud 10 Al c0a-
dition THIS l. . good Investment Ths
pricea aFe right ON them. VIII take
part cash aud halanca On inaeallmenta
from responsible parts. Ala > lares
vacant loo Ia Hun town lor sals "a tiu0
This il ; snap Tor some one For far
thsF particulars call % 4. l. McClasa
10 real estate office.
let D. McLHsRAN.
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az
MLA
AN

y on once more that we stand back
l OF everything we sell. This Is the
best treason Why 1t is TO your inter-
est to patronize this wide awake
store.
We carry everything you might
expect TO find In q modern drug store.
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LIBERTY NOTES.

Liberty, May % There IL = great
deal Of sickness IN this community
at present Among those who ara
under tho eaFs ~ doctors, are RYAN
Morgan and his wife, Bishop WIN.
r. Morgan and Hugh Morgan, The
latter two are down wish pneumonia.
Artle Austin and Mira James CLARK
are also suffering with qulta severe
attacks OF pneumonia.
The Llharty school will close on
Friday, May 10,
A goodly number Of Liberty people
attended the circus ut Montpelier
yesterday
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Methodist Episcopal Church.
l1hAa b. WheelsF. pAal.IF.

Sunday April 20th-sanday achool
NJ 10 . ~. Morning preaching MR.
vics 1T II.
Epworth league service 81 p. u.
Evening service begins aE =, at
which time = stsrsoptlean lecture on
India will be given.
Our church and services IRE open
10 AIl who cars 10 maat with ~ AID
all Will bo made Weleams.
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Local News
Montpelier, Idaho. May %, 1918
Rex, Saturday afternoon from

Rex, Saturday afternoon from
to 8.
A secondhand baby buggy for sale,
inquire at this office.
Bishop Pugmire of st Charles, was
shaking hands with Montpelier
friends yesterday.
Don't sell on time, Nielsen will
pay cash for real estate.
For sale cheap, a washing machine
in first class condition. Call on Mrs.
Nose Lewis.
A good safe for sale.-Bear River
Valley Land Co. 13-tf
A new daughter registered at the
home of Herb Bateman of Bloom
ington last Monday.
Miss Katie Hoff is visiting this
week in Pocatello with her sister,
Mrs. Jesse Bulge.
For rent, rooms for light house :
keeping. Inquire at Ritter Bros. drug
store.
Wednesday the stork left little
daughter at the home of Bart Har-
rison of Georgetown.
Will build you house on monthly
payments.--Nielsen's music store.
Miss Ethel Coughlin came up from
Boise last Friday for a short visit
with Montpelier friends.
For sale, good folding bed and
cupboard with glass doors. Call on
Mrs. Riley Barkdull, Montpelier.
A good safe for sale.-Bear River
Valley Land Co. 13-ti
Special ribbon sale next Saturday
and Monday at the Golden Rule
store. Prices reduced on all ribbons
The Misses Irene and Leila Down
ing returned Sunday from . severa
weeks soiourn on their father
ranch near Miner.
Use our vacuum cleaner; 1t re
lieves the hard work of house clean
ing.-Vineent Furniture Co. j
Miss Lillian Davis returned Sun
day from the hospital at Salt Lake
where she was operated on for ap
pendicitis two weeks ago.
Get one of those fine lots of Mel
sen; they are worth double th
price.
Chas. &c. Harris returned yesterda.
from Rexburg, where he had bee
attending the district convention
Woodmen Of the World.
Don't just order -four from you
ealer, but insist on getting Mont
pelier Milling Co.'S. -four made froI
the blend of hard and soft wheat.
Dennis 4 Smethers have just fl
ished boring well on the meetin
house grounds at st. Charles The!
struck good flow Of water alta dept
of about 80 feet.
Special sale on ladies' suits an
coats at the Golden Rule store. Be-
ter values for the money have neye
before been offered In Montpelier
Have you seed the display of bal
buggies st the Vincent Furnitu
Co? Prices from $3.50 to $3S.
Abnsr Caps came In last Wedne
day from the Salmon river eoaRtr
where he has been mining for q
past year. latter q couple Of wee
visit here he will return TO that Sc
tion and put in the summer pEospe'
las
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Call for City Warrants.

Al outstanding warrants on the
General Fund Of the city Of Montps-
Her up % and including No lis Will
b. paid by me upon presentation.
Interest Ou these warrants ceases
tas days after this date, May IL, 1918
SHERWOOD ueK,
uity treasurer.
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MOST PROMPT AND EFFEcTUAL
CURE FOR BAD COLDS

When yoa have = bsa cold sou want
4 rsaedy thai wtll nof only give Ielief.
hRt eject pFomps aud permanent
eare. : remedy that Il pleasing 20 take
= rsmeAy thas eoutaiaa nothing injsg-
laas. chAnahaglaln'a Cough RsmasAT
nests ail thess requirements, ID ncsa
% nafarsa nlAn, relieves he lunea.
aids s4peetoFmaion, opens tie SCORE
tious and restores she ayasan b :
healthy eondiflon This rsmaay haa
world vide sale aud ean always 10 o.
psaasd upon. Sold ~ ths McasEn
DFug ca.
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" ". John ION, Jr., Lay Missionary.
sunday school at 10 .. ~.
Morning prayer ~ a.. subject.
''Raaplng What We SOW"
Evening prayer nj ). Subject for
BaccaIanFeata sermon for the grad
uating class Of the Montpelier high
school, Ability, the First stepping
Stone VI Life. =
Mr.. Thomas and Mfs. johnson viii
render solos.
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A Pretty Wedding.

The marriage Of two we'll known
young people Of this county IL thus
reported by Wednesday, Pocatello
Tribune: "A very pretty wedding
occurred yesterday afternoon NJ the
home of the groom's sister, Mrs. Al.
fred Bulge, when DR. w s. Hoge If
Blackfoot, and Miss Sarah Grlmmett
of Paris. Idaho, were united. The
ceremony was performed by Presi-
dent William A. Hyde ~ Hammock
stake of the L. d. S. church, and but
n few 81 the Immediate friends and
relatives Of the contracting parties
were present. The bride Is the
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John II.
Grimmett Of Paris aud the young
couple will make their home In that
city, where the groom will engage Ia
the practice Of his profession
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1913-05-23
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s.raysd. small h. mare, weight
about $50 pounds, Wire cue On right
front foos, brandek l. On hlp. please
return to g. :. Roger 4 Son. Mont
pellef and De rewarded.
u Il. RnaERa.