Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-07-28

F. H. DePuy OF Preston, was
shaking hands with old Montpelier
friends Wednesday. He was en-
route home from. an over Sunday
outing at Fish Haven. He left Mrs.
DePuy at the lake, where she will re-
main for another week.
A. l.. Chiffon, the eye specialist,
will be in Montpelier on August 81,
%. 2S. "a and 20; office over the
Modern Drug Co. At Paris August
% at the stucki home.
Nothing on the horizon to equal
them! This is the comment which is
coming most frequently from the
lips of the best judges of the Sim
mons brass ebds, carried by the
Nielsen Furniture Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Lucas and MIR.
and Mrs. Henry Spidell returned
last Saturday from six days out
ing at Lake Alice. Henry says that
he believes Lake Alice is the pretti-
est body of water of its size in the
country and ii is fairly running over
with trout.
Speaking of the strike-look us
over and see how our goods and
prices strike you.-The Vincent Fur
niture Co.
John Miles was shaking hands
with old Montpelier friends this
week. MIR. Miles was called to Shar-
on last week by the illness of his
dughter, Mrs. Geo. Sleight. He is
now located on a dry farm in the
southeastern part OF Bingham coun-
i ty, and reports that he is getting
along nicely
II you are interested in the best
range on the market, let us demon
strate the Universal range-the blue
beauty can be seen in our window
The Vincent Furniture Co.
The Rex theatre re-opened last
Monday evening. presenting Dam
aged Goods" to a packed house
Manager Hughart, as usual, will give
the patrons OF the house the best
there is in movies. AS soon as the
repertoire lineup can be straighten-
ed out the weeks program will be
published in advance In the columns
of the Examiner
1t is wonderful what grand bread
can be made from Montpelier Turkey
Red Flour. Don't take our word for
this, but buy a large loaf of bread
from the Royal bakery and be con-
vinced.-The Montpelier Milling Co.
E. E. Elliott of Bonner's Ferry.
was in the city yesterday in the inter
ests OF his candidacy for the nomi-
nation for congress on the Republic.
can ticket. Mr.. Elliott was formerly
dean of agriculture at the univer-
sity of Idaho. He has served two
terms in the legislature, and 1t at
present member of the state drain
age and irrigation commission.
Mr.. Farmer: Call and see the lat
est word in cream separators, the
Empire Link-Blade. It is the best
in the market, costs less, lightest
running. easiest to clean and closest
skimming.-The Vincent Furniture
Co.
Lloyd Lehrbas, who went to Salt
Lake the first of July to accept a
position as reporter on the Salt Lake
Tribune. is making good. His work
on the Tribune attracted the atten-
ton of the city editor of the Herald
Republican, who offered Lloyd a po-
sition on that paper at a better sal
. airy than the Tribune was giving
him. Il accepted the offer two min
utes aftes 1t was made" says Lloyd
In a letter to the Examiner.
Ezra Phelps of Sheep creek, f.
sure having more than his share oil
trials and tribulations. Within the
past two years there has been a great
: deal of sickness and one death In
i his family. and Mr. Phelps is nou
laid up with a broken leg. The &C
: cfdent happened Wednesday while
Mr.. Phelps was leading a horse. The
animal became fractions and Ezra
was thrown to the ground in such
. a manner that both bones OF his lefi
: leg we're broken below the knee.
Mrs. Jas. CoughIin and daughter
Mrs. X. c. Cole of Boise, came In
] yesterday for a short visit with old
4 Montpelier friends Mrs. Cole viii
{ be remembered as Miss Ethe
. Coughlin. She was united I'm mar
5 rage to Mr.. Cole on June 2gth, a
r Boise, where they will reside, max
? ing their home for the present a
the Odyhee.