Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-10-13


The Ywhatta Club was delightfully."-
entertained last Wednesday after
noon by Miss Mabel Orchard. The
next meeting OF the club win be held
Oct IS II the home of Miss Rozina
Schmit.
Nose Lewis will leave tomorrow
for Chicago to purchase more goods
for his Montpelier and Logan stores
His son Harold Will accompany his as
far as Red Oak. Iowa, where he will
attend school.
You are missing something tonight
If you try to sleep on a hard. lumpy.
lifeless mattress. Come in today and
look at the Kindelastic Mattree.
Guaranteed for 5 years. Nielsen
Furniture Co.
james Bryan and Miss Arthell
Bridges, two of Montpelier's young
people, were united in marriage al
Paris last Tuesday by Auditor Broom
head. The happy couple have gone
I, to housekeeping in the Jewett cot
tage on Lincoln avenue.
Children's wooden hosiery at form
er prices. In fact our prices will sur
prise you. Don't pay more money for
your goods. but call and get our
prices before buying.-H. b. Whit
man.
The Cokeville Register says thas
Dan Macarthur, a painter and paper
hanger who has been in CokevilIc
and Montpelier off and on for the
past 20 years, died suddenly in the
Palace cafe in that city on Thursday
of last week. He returned from a
trip to Alaska about two months ago.
The Merry Minstrel Maids will Wis
IL Montpelier again this year, accord
: ing to Manager Brough OF the Mont
pelier theatre. This troupe of lady
performers never fails to draw a
large attendance. and their bill this
year will be entirely different from
that given on former visits.
THE Island of Regeneration. a
huge photoplay production which
has been exhibited TO capacity houses
all over the country, will be the of
fering at the Montpelier theatre
next Tuesday night. The Modern Drug
company has in stock the story of
the play in novelized form.
NJ j. SweeIey, republican candi-
date for attorney general, and Con-
gresham Addison T. Smith discuss
ed national and state issues at Paris
last night. These gentlemen report
that they have had good meetings
wherever they have been and that
there is no question but what Idah o
will roll up a good majority for the
republican nation and state ticket on
Nov. z.
The democrats OF the county have
secured two columns on the editorial
page of the Examiner for the balance
~ he t.r,. H., .4nI.
their side of the issues before the
voters. 1t must not be understood
that the Examiner approves OF what
Is there said, but II bespeaks for
them due consideration of what they
may say.
DR.. Guyon, Ed Bucher and An
drew Larsen and Mrs. H. B. Whit
man will leave tomorrow afternoon
for Occur d'Alene to attend the l. o
o. F. grand lodge and state assembly
sof Rebekahs. which convene there
next Tuesday. A special train will bt
made up at Pocatello to carry tho
delegates from Southeastern anC
Southern Idaho to Occur d'Alene.
Ed. Hawkins OF Seattle. superin
tendent of the insurance department
of the Knights of Pythias, stopped
off here last Monday to make th'
acquaintance of the Montpelier
knights and to visit with his oil
: friend, NJ. B. Cherry He and thu
Judge were chums together in Okla
homa in the pioneer days OF tina
country. Mr. Hawkins has been tray
cling considerable in the east durini
the past month and he says that ther,
I is no question but what Hughes will
carry all OF the big states I'm tn
I east and that his election Is assured