Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-19

lug toF LAY Ton, Onio. where no VIII
spend . month or more In technical
school, for the purpose OF learning
more about 1.-THE inner workings of
automobiles. He will visit In New
York with Capt. Cleve Gee and fami-
~ before returning home.
Walter Kittredge, author OF the
popular war song, "Tenting Tonight
on the Old Camp Groundn, was an
acquaintance OF Mrs. Marion Ballou
Fisk In her glrlhood, and she will
use with telling effect this simple old
song in connection with one Of her
pictures, Mt the Montpelier theatre
next Wednesday night.
Extra values In tables, brass beds,
rugs and kitchen cabinets. You can
buy at unheard OF prices during the
price smashing sale at The Vincent
Furniture Co.
Raymond Reese left Wednesday
for Omaha, with shipment of Mum
ford Bros. sheep. From Omaha he
will go to Columbia, NO, to witness
the foot ball game on Thanksgiving
Day between the teams from the
Missouri and Kansas state univers-
titles. Before returning home he will
visit st. Louis and other points in
Missouri.
The Montpelier friends OF Engineer
Joe Bradbury will regret to learn
that he is seriously Ill at the [. d. s.
hospital in Salt Lake. His trouble Il
leakage of the heart and the doctors
hold out but slight hope Of his re-
covery. Yesterday Mrs. Bradbury
was called from her home Ia Nampa
to his bedside.
Remember, our easy payment plan.
You can furnish your home IN style
and comfort. and never miss the small
monthly payments. Come 10 and lei
us show you how easy IL is TO have
a nicely furnished home. Nielsen
Furniture Go.
r. Il. Coon, who has been wire
chief for the telephone company al
this place for the past two years, hRi
been transferred to Pocatello. wher.
he will hold the same position, which
carries an increase OF salary, whIlt
the work will not be NO hard as IL baI
been here. O. o. wilkins, who ha
: been manager of the Paris exchangi
for the past nine months, will sue
coed Mr.. Coon - wire chief here
Mr.. Coon and family removed +
PocatelIo Wednesday.
Our money raising sale Is still on
We will give . cash discount Of fron
I, 20 TO 50 per cent on any thing bough
from us from now until the first @
the year. We have q large assess
ment Of suitable Xmas presents, sue
a. rockers, rugs, pictures, jardenierl
smokers Sandstone thing suitabl
for every member Of the family
Nielsen Furniture Go.
II. II. Austin has opened a liver
and feed stable, In the rear of Tia
Strong block. He has strictly frs
class teams ard rigs for hire. II
also keeps oats and baled hay 70
sale. He will conduct stage lin
between Montpelier and Alton, leay
Ing this city every Monday. Wee
needay and Friday morning.
Nothing RECALLS old times and a,
quaintances as do pictures, you kno'
this by looking through your ow
collection. Make al appoIntmer
with ne today and make this yor
Photographic Christmas. The foil
az home and your friends will appr'
ciate your thoughtfulness. -Rineha
Studio.
William II. Renfro and Miss We'd
M. Harris were united Ia maFriai
at ths home Of the brides parents
Bancroft on Thursday, Nov. 4. Re
r. b. johnson Of this city perform
ing the ceremony. This groom IL
popular Short Line brakeman. wit
headquarters In this city. His brit
Is tile daughter Of one Of the old tin
and highly respected families Of Ba
croft The young couple are nov
home in the Downing apartments
this city.
Strayed from my field near NJ .
pslier. = IO-moDts's old Jersey hei'
calf. Slit in left ear ard branded
left ribs = ith half circle r. Find
will be rewarded BY notifying Da
Folliek.