Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-06-05

transferred as mechanical foreman
for the Short Line.-Pocatcllo Trib-
une
Brennan & Davis. are the first in
Montpelier to install an auto delivery
having purchased Ford truck for
that purpose. 1t will be in commits
sion in few days.
Social dances at Strong's hall on
Monday and Thursday nights. We
cater to the best class of people.
Last Saturday afternoon the Bern
and Montpelier ball teams played a
practice game of seven innings. The
score was something like % to III
favor of Montpelier.
Leo Lewis was up from Pocatello a
couple Of days this week. He reports
that the Gate City is growing at a
rapid pace and is destined to become
the metropolis of the state.
Fred Vogel, who recently had his
foot amputated at the Dee hospital
in Ogden, is reported as getting along
nicely and will soon be able to get
around on crutches. He has now
been in the hospital over six months.
Wall paper properly cleaned by S.
@. Kimball. Leave orders at Whit
mans store.
Miss Frances Dunning, who taught
FIN the Montpelier high school the
year of 1928. is visiting with friends
in the city this week. She is enroute
from Whitehall, Mont, where she
taught last year, to her home il
Wisconsin.
The young ladies of the First ware
will hold a cooked food sale at EC
Rich's grocery Saturday afternoon
June 6, beginning at o'clock. The.
will have for sale lots of home cooked
dishes which will be just the thin
for your Sunday dinner
Our vacuum cleaner does excellen
work and we give prompt attention
to Vincent Furniture Co.
i Jerry Horton. who has been cor
fined to his home the greater portion
4 of the time for the past two months
seems to be gradually getting weak
er. His conditions the first of til
week was quite serious, but he is r.
ported to be some better today.
Arthur and Leonard Vincent r
turned last Monday morning from
motor trip to Pocatello and Idah
Falls. They made the run both way
without any trouble, and report thi
the roads are in fairly good conditiC
q for this time of the year.
During the past week the stork hi
: left babies at tile following home
Il a son at the home of Arnold Tull
d snd q son at the home of +. G. Schic
of this city; a son at the hon
of Ralph Pngmire and q daughter
! the home of Charles Helton, both
4 Fish Haven.
Patronize home industry by usiI
II bread baked at the Royal bakery
70 Montpelier. You can get it FIRE
to every day made from home-gro'
Turkey Red hard wheat. Also I
and graham bread fresh every d.
- Mr. and Mrs @. o. wilkins hs
rs returned to Montpelier, after an
a. senee Of a year, the most Of VIII
time was spent at Bedford. Iowa.
Wilkins has again entered the {
n vice of the telephone company q
lie for the next two months or more
lie. will be stationed at Alton.
e. e. Mulica of Green River. vi
ed last Tuesday with his parents,
on and Mrs. "Bob" Mulica. "Yol
y. Bob, for he lie truly . chip on
lie old block, has been the star twi
ess for the Green River ball team
several seasons, and has lost just
for pdt of 80 games that he has pitel
ut VA tennis club has been organ
with quite q large membership.
der ID. Johnson Is president. Helen G
ofAry, vice president, and Lloyd LehT
81 Aecretary and treasurer. Two :
iav 60urts have been laid out just ca
IT, st. Andrews rectory and games
en- played every day. 4The member
vare ID open TO any who may wish to
the fee being 90 cents month.