Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-06-25


united ranging from the above figures
to $l4,s5O. Tin,e for completing the
building was fixed for Sept. 20, 1915
No bids were received for the pur-
chase of the old school building.
DIR. Hottendorf returned Thursday
of last week from Escondido, Cal
whittier he was called six weeks ago
by the death of an uncle. After clos
ing up some business in connection
with his unele's estate, theIdoctOr at
tended both the California EXPOSE
tions. He also spent some time Wis
iting the larger hospitals in Los An
geles and San Francisco.
Larson Bros. will reopen their
fruit store in Montpelier on Monday
morning, June %. They will be To-
Gated In the first room west of VIII
liams & Hess coal office. AS usual.
they viii carry all kinds of fruits and
vegetables which they will sell on
close margains. 1t will pay you to
see them before ordering your fruits
etc
Mr.. and Mrs. James Crouch and
Miss Roesky went to Mlssoula, Mont,
last week, where the ladies will at
tend a teachers summer school for 9
weeks at the state university. Mrs,
Crouch will specialize in the studies
which she will teach in the high
school here next year, and Miss
Roesky, who will teach again at
Marlboro, will specialize in primary
work.
A. l.. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier on June 81, -,
%, "a, and 20. Office over Modern
Drug Co. At Paris on June rs at
the Stuck home.
Master Fred and Miss Helen Gray
returned home Wednesdays
from Westerville, Ohio, where he
has been attending college, and Helen
from Portland, Maine, where she
| HAS OGGi uIOGl Vic GtlC Va ~ CBNOtNA-
list for the past three years. From
Corning, Iowa, they were accompani-
ed by Miss Stella Davis, Mrs. Gray's
sister, who will spend the summer
here.
Mrs. j. Il. Toner received the sad
news last week of the drowning Of
her nephew, William Allen, which
occurred near Toronto, Canada. Two
brothers of the deceased are MEM
bers of Canadian regiment, which
embarked for the scene OF war in
Europe early in April One of them
was wounded in all engagement soon
after arriving there and is now in a
London hospital. Norman, the young
man who was wounded, was awarded
medal for being the best marksmar
in his regiment.
The members of the Masonic order
and their families will hold their an
nual picnic next Sunday-St. john
Day-at Fish Haven. Autos hav,
} been provided to convey everybod!
who desires to go. The cars viii
leave Montpelier between 8 and
} o'clock. A mulligan dinner will b.
! served under the direction of Chas
Hager If there is any member o
, the Masonic order in the city VIII
has not received an invitation to al
tend the picnic, he should report a
once to either G. G. Gray, Il. A. Bur
t rell or }. J Taylor.
Chiropractors have been successful
in removing the causes of the follow
ing diseases: Appendicitis, catarrl
: constipation, diabetes, dyspepsia
gastritis, headaches, lnmbago, live
trouble, stomach trouble, spinal curS
, atures, neuralgia, nervousness, II
somnia, rheumatism, etc. II yo
), are suffering from any of the abov
: diseases, and have tried medicine
;. and obtained no relief, you haV
tried the wrong thing-try chiropral
il tor, and get well.-Effie William
n chiropractor, also electric baths an
! Swedish messages. Bank of Mon
n pelier building. Consultation free.
o Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wyatt arrive
. last Friday from Champaign, II
where Mr.. Wyatt attended unive
10 sity during the past year. He graz
ID uated from the department of agron
,e my in June with the degree of PHI. ]
a. Mr.. Wyatt went to Wellsville, Uta
y the first OF the week to visit with /
parents for several weeks. Upon h
return he and Mrs. Wyatt will vii
Is the Yellowstone park. Having be-
- chosen as one of the instructors
10 the university, be will return
ne Champaign about the first OF Augu
~ to prepare for his years work. M
Wyatt will join him there about t
first of September.
H. Brick work on the Leyerich bio
of was completed this week and Co
Ial tractor Tueller will have the concrt
IT'S foundation to the Hotel Burgoy
nd addition completed in a few da.
Ic- Last Monday H. r. Shepherd & S
i'd were awarded the contract for
nd erection of the building, and
Shepherd went to Salt Lake Wedn
=, tIay to contract for the materi