Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-07-02

George, son of John Blechert of Ge-
neva, was killed yesterday by the
accidental discharge OF gun. The
deceased was only about 81 years OF
age and was married less than q year
ago.
White TaImadge Nate and wife Of
Dlngle were driving to town Tuesday
their horse became frightened at
some object along the road and ran
away, throwing both occupants from
the buggy. Both were scratched and
bruised considerably, but their injur-
les are not serious.
Beautiful line of slippers and shoes
for ladies and children nc III. B.
Whitman's.
Last Wednesday Auditor Broom
head united in marriage Mr.. Dan
Sizemore of Georgetown and Miss
Katherine Aschlinan of this city.
On Tuesday evening about 25 Of
Miss Katherine's friends gave her
pleasant surprise in the form of a
bundle shower. After an hour or
more was spent in u jolly social way
refreshments were served. The young
lady received many beautiful and
useful presents.
If you are ready for cherries, go to
the Farmers Society Of Equity and
get prices. Later they will have
peaches, pears, apples, plumes, toma-
toes, etc. Let them know how many
you want.
Last week MIR. and Mrs. II. w.
Gee received word that their son,
Capt. Cleve Gee, who has been sta
toned at Honolulu for the past three
years, would be transferred to the
United States about the first Of Sep
TENDER. AS he is entitled to a fur
Tough, he will spend several weeks
in Montpelier, shortly after arriving
in San Francisco.
For rent, five room house with
pantry, closet and bath; also my
furniture for sale, consisting of rugs,
beds, dressers, etc. See Mrs. Mar
garet Curran at residence Of Mrs.
Annie McDonold.
The Vincent Furniture Co. has
just received a late shipment of
Administer and Brussels rugs in
9xl2 and larger sizes. They will
quote special prices to move
them.
On the 10th of last March AL Smith
retired from the service of the Short
Line Railroad company, after having
been an employee of the company for
six weeks over 81 years. He went to
work for the company in Montpelier
on Feb. End, 1883 and served in vari-
Gus capacities. For the past six
years or more he had been a black
smiths helper in the shops here. Al
retired with clean record and dur
ing the balance of his life he will
draw a pension from the company.
He received his first check last week.
Our expert cabinet maker will
make your old, broken furniture look
like new. Bring it in.-Nielsen
Furniture Co.
The public utilities commission Is
scheduled to be at Paris on Tuesday,
July 20th for the purpose of hearing
the application of the Swan Greek
Electric company's application for a
certificate to do business ut St.
Charles, Bloomington and Paris. It
will be remembered that something
over year ago the commission pro-
hibited this company from extending
its electric lines into Idaho, north OF
Fish Haven, but the personnel Of the
commission has since been changed
and the company is hopeful that the
commission will reverse its former
decision in the matter
Jenkins stackers and bull
rakes do the work al well or bet
ter than other kinds and are sold
for less money. Why pay $IOC
for a stacker when you can buy
one just as good for $67.5Oi
For sale by Burrell e. Thiel.
The United States public health
, service is making a survey of Bea
Lake county to determine the prev
alence of spotted fever, which il
: due to the bite of the wood tick
/ DR.. Liston Paine, the govornmen
/, representative. will be in Montpeiie
for week. He urges that the farm
ers begin destroying ground squirrel
T for the wood ticks live upon them
o and the best way TO get rid of tn
D ticks is by destroying the host upol
S Which they live. Last year Their
: were 800 cases Of spotted fever il
h Idaho, and as it is spreading through
. all Of the Rocky mountain states, III
+ government desires the co-operatio
of everybody in the work Of cbeckin
this disease.
j Remember the Saturday nigh