Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1914-05-29

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her father, Rev. w. A. Smith, which
occurred at bis home in Plymouth,
Ind. Mr.. Smith was 81 years Of age.
He visited in this city for several
weeks, nve years ago.
Wall paper properly cleaned by s.
G. Klmball. Leave orders at Whit
mans store.
An area OF 1921 acres in the Car
ibou National forest has been listed
on the application of Founta King Of
Freedom, Wyoming. The land is
located just west of Salt River and
about 60 miles from Soda Springs,
the nearest railroad point.
1t is worth your while TO see the
display of rings, carpets and linoleums
at the Vincent Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Spidell are
now occupying their former home in
Huff Town, which they sold to A. ID.
Bartlett two years ago, having recen-
fly bought It back. Mr.. Bartlett il
erecting new residence on Lincoln
avenue, just west Of the high school.
Miss Elma Zumbrunnen went %
Sage Wednesday TO visit for short
time at the home Of her brother,
John, at the Bradley Bros. phosphate
mines. From there she will go to
Morgan, Salt Lake and other points
An Utah TO visit for some time with
relatives and friends.
Our vacuum cleaner does excellent
work and we give prompt attention
to orders Vincent Furniture Co.
The young ladies Of the First ward
will give a dance in the ward hall
this, Friday, evening, In honor Of the
winners at the M. /. A. contest in this
city. During the evening selections
will be rendered BY the mixed quar-
tet aud the girls chorus. Tickets 50
cents; everybody welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Rinehart will
, go to Salt Lake Monday morning to
attend the Eastman School of Profess
sional Photography, which meets
! there on June /, 2, and 1. There
will be no sittings taken in the studio
, during this time, but Mr. Frank Hotl
will be in charge to attend to the
wants of the amateur.
You will need refrigerator during
the summer months. See our assoFt
ment and get our prices.-Vincen
Furniture Co.
Memorial Day services will be hell
at the Methodist church Snnda.
= morning. Topic for the sermon
= .sT'he Silent Majority specia
music by the chorus choir. The al
o tendance Of all cid soldiers and thei
!. families is asked for, without regar
g to whether they were North Q
ID South.
If you want the blended whes
n -four or II you want the genuine har
n wheat -four we can furnish either
re The Montpelier Milling Co.
% The young lady members Of tt
double mixed qnartette, which va
IL first place in the 81. I. A. contest t.
of weeks ago, are giving series Of mus
cal entertainment thruout the cou
ty. They gave their first entertain
Is ment ae Dingle last night and we
- crested with a good audience. n
young ladies give . very pleasil
program and the settlements whe
'oi they are yet to visit are assured Of
musical treat.
Mrs. c. n. Eyman returned
e. Boise Tuesday, after a weeks u
- with Montpelier relatives. Her >
sai Mark Lehrbas, completed the eigf
20 grade course and her son, Lloyd gri
~ uAted from the high school =
Eyman arrived 10 Boise two We.
on ago from q soiourn OF sevtal mOnI
We IN Honolulu. She stated that Lie
CIeve Gee and family are gett
: al along nicely there, and that Oh
tbe expects soon to be promoted II
- first lieutenant 70 captain Of the
80 cheering corps.
oek. Patronlxs home industry b q
sun- bread baked st the Royal bakery
ted. Montpelier. You can get Il II
me. every day made from DO ne-gT,
Z at Turkey Red hard wheat Also
snd graham bread fresh every I