Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-06-19

II. ID. Ludden, late OF La JunGa,
Colo, has accepted the position Of
pharmacist for the Modern Drug Co,
in the place OF Jos. Robson, who re-
signed last week. Mr. Ludden and
wife arrived in the city Tuesday
morning.
DIR. Smith and family, accompany
led by Mrs. Riley Barkdull, motored
to Logan yesterday. The doctor
went down to attend the meeting of
the Utah State Dental society.
They will visit in Ogden before re-
turning home.
If It's not an Eastman, its not q
Kodak. Kodaks for sale only at
Rinehart Studio.
- In letter from Forrest Stuart at
Washington, d. c., he says:f
"School closed on the Bird and l am
now leading the simple life. have
been working with Gov. Folk and
Philip J. Doherty on, the New Haven
investigation since its institution. ;"
Deering mowers and rakes
are aIrerdy selling fast. You
can cut from one to two inches
closer to the ground with a Deer
ing. For sale in Montpelier by
BurrelI & Thiel only.
Fred Cruikshank, Joe Nelson,
Charley O'Connor and James
Holmes made a trip to Preston last
Saturday night and each drove home
a Ford ear, all Of which Mr.. Cruik-
shank had sold in this valley. They
made the return trip in about five
hours.
For sale, several pieces of house
hold furniture, good as new. Cal
on Mrs. r. A. Sullivan, over First
National Bank.
Isaac Lee Hale died In the hospi
tai at Alton on Thursday morning o
last week. Death resulted from al
operation for appendicitis. Mr.. Hal
was born at Liberty, in this county
in 1873. Besides his parents, he !
survived by his widow and five small
children.
! Last weeks Blackfoot Republican
Says that DIR. r. ID. Gee and hi
brother Sherwood left Monday even
ing for Portland on q six week
kpleasure trip. The same paper say
that Mrs. Gee has gone to Ogder
where she will enter bushes
college.
= If you need any painting or calc
mining, let Boozer & Vaughn figul
on your work. Inside finishing
. speciality. All work guarantees
Leave word at the Modern Drug 9
N and they will call on you.
: VIM. L. Rich of Paris bought
lStudebaker ~ which he drove {
= from Salt Lake through Blacksmith
fork canyon. He made the trip
at about ten hours, which is reco
n, breaking time considering the co
dition OF the roads through tn
a. canyon.
on Miss Anna Spongberg, who grad
ra ated from the musical department
ce the Academy of Idaho the first
j. MAY and who has been teachi
music In that institution during
nc past month, will accept limit
be number Of pupils in piano instr
sy ton.
On Monday evening of last wee
humber of friends of Claudia Bel
mer gave her a surprise party
honor of her birthday. The even
was spent in a most enjoyable "
and at late hour the guests deps
ed, wishing Claudia many more b
py birthdays.
" The Sharon Lumber company
~ now prepared to furnish all kinds
~ native lumber Phone 1914.
- Bert Robson is now driving
studebaker six" The auto bee
gan buzzing in Bert's ear soon 8
tor, his neighbor. Tom Mumford, boz
ood a car, and ne soon found that the
lIy way to get rid of the Pesky
avs Twas to go and ''blow himself
con- car just like his neighbor's
,osi- If you want the blended "
be -four or If you want the genuine
club wheat flour We can furnish eth
The Montpelier Milling Co.