Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-04-16

dad" Bryan is now ready to do
all kinds of veterinary work. Calls
from the country will be promptly
attended to. Phone AZ or call at his
residence, just north of Brennan 4
Davis warehouse on 18th street.
will sell for cash, or trade for
real estate, my patent right on the |
best mortising tool ever invented;
can be set for any size, butts or
hinges; patent secured May 3, 1911
Call at Nielsen Furn iture store.
The shipment of new books, which
was received for the public library |
last week, will be ready to give out
tomorrow. There are 100 volumes
and include some of the latest works
Of fiction and good books for child
rem.
Bicycle goods at the Nielsen furn-
iture store.
Frank Hutchins came up from
Salt Lake Tuesday and Wednesday
took his old run as engineer on the
ping pong, which he will hold for
several months. Mrs. Hutchins and
daughter, Carol, will remain in Salt
Lake.
Buy Standard, sit straight, CEN
trail needle sewing machine. Sold on
easy payments by the Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
Mrs. Harry Hull, who was taken to
the L. D. S. hospital at Salt Lake last
week, underwent an operation Mon
day. A telephone message from
Harry yesterday stated that she was
resting we'll and her condition was
very favorable.
Miss Flora Rasmussen was the
guest couple of days this week Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve staley. She was
en- route to her home at Cadillac,
! Mich, after visit Of several weeks
with her brother, John Rasmussen,
at Vale, Oregon.
, A. L. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier on April 10, 20,
81, 90, "a and Is. Office over Mod
ern Drug Go. At Paris on April %
at the Stucki home.
Being up-to-date means being al.
. ways little ahead of the procession
Why not try chiropraetic az first
resort rather than as last re.
L sort?" You will not be disappointed
s Efie Williams, chiropraetor, BanF
of Montpelier building. Consulta
Is tion free.
j. Russell Groo has the honor o
n driving the first car into Star vale,
this spring. He made the trip las
f., Monday with DIR. SawteIls Buick Ii
about six hours. There were thre'
Others in the car with him. Neve
n, before, since the days of automobiles
at has it been possible TO motor to Sta
y. valley so early in the spring.
. A birthday party in honor Of Fthe
Hyde was given at the home of Nj
i'll and Mrs. Geo. Walton on Tuesda
2 evening, April Is, the occasion bein
Miss Ethers 14th birthday. Game
is and music were enjoyed for som
IA time, after which light refreshment
ar were served. Upon leaving each {
NO her IL young friends wished he
many happy returns of the day.
al A full line of the Acme qualit
nc mixed paints, varnishes and stain
he at lowest prices at the Nielsen Furn
re- ture Co.
Ort Mr.. Ira s. Bass of Pocatello ar
Miss elena Dunford of Bloomingto
,sn were united in marriage at Kemme
"A er on Thursday. April 8. Miss Du
ford was formerly operator in Il
req telephone Office here, but for the pa
nor year or more she has been wOrkil
PAD ia the Offices at Logan and Poeatel
ncy Mr.. Bass was connected with 4
ter Phoenix Construction Co. here Ia
year, but is now holding positi
per With the short Line at Pocatello,
mi. which place they viii make th'
home.