Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-08-11

Thompson's glove fitting corsets
give perfect comfort and are made
In many styles. We carry a large
line of these corsets. also a large
stock of brassieres and H. e A. waists
give us a trial on these goods.
B. Whitman.
There will be a dance at the pa
yilion every night during the races.
Tickets rs cents.
Miss Geneva Wright returned to
Salt Lake Tuesday, after a months
visit with Montpelier relatives and
friends.
A. L. Chiffon, the eye specialist.
%, %. "a and Is; office over the
Modern Drug Co. At Paris August
rs at the Stuck home.
At the school bond election last
Monday afternoon only 81 votes were
cast, but every one OF them was in
favor OF the bond issue. The bonds
have been sold to Keller Bros. OF
Denver, who takes them at per
cent and gives premium Of s125.
We have assembled together the
incest assortment Of rugs ever shown
solutely right.-Nielsen Furniture
Co.
The old folks OF Montpelier, 10 the
number of about $50, had most de-
lightful time at the lake yesterday.
We had hoped to give an extended
write-up of the outing In this issue,
but lack OF space and time prevents
us doing so.
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.
This section was visited by a hard
electrical storm 4lst Monday night.
1t must have been a first cousin to
the one that visited Nogales, Arizo-
ma, couple of weeks ago. While the
rain damaged the hay that was down
to some extent, II helped the grain
and ranges.
Wednesday the stork left daugh-
ter at the home OF Dave Lewis of
this city. This makes the stork's
sixth visit at the Lewis home and
each time the old bird has left a
daughter. The birthdays of two of
the young ladies fall on Aug. eth
and the last arrival will celebrate
her natal day on Aug. Sth.
Ice delivered 10 any part of the
city for rs cents a hudred. Phone Sc
l-spongberg's grocery.
The Misses Catherine Brennan and
Helen Davis returned last Monday
from a two weeks visit with DR.. and
Mrs. POINTER at BIackfoot. They
j were accompanied by their cousin,
i Miss Mary Heagany of Saginaw,
Mich, who will visit here for q
month.
Mrs. ]. A. Hendricks has received
/ a letter from Mr.. Hendricks announc-
ing his safe arrival at his old home
In Norway. The ship on which he
sailed was detained two days at
4 Kirkwall, Scotland, by the English
authorities. He reports that the
weather was unusually cold for this
time OF the year. during the voyage
across the ocean.
II 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
Jack Wedel and family returned
Monday from q motor trip to Logan
Brigham City and Maiad. They were
accompanied by Miss Katie Hoff
and Jack says that he thought they
would lose Katie at Malad. and
he believes that the only reason they
didn't was because the fellow wal
little too bashful.
At the Wyoming primary election
which will be held on Aug. %. ID. @
Oakley of Alton, will have no oppo
sition for the nomination for sheriff
of Lincoln county. on the Democratic
ticket. There are two Republican,
seeking the nomination for sheriff
: Ed. Hansen. the present incumbent
and J.. r. McMinn.
The electrical storm last M0nda,
put the Utah Power & Light Co.
plant at Grace out of commission 10
! several hours. -Four transformers ii
J different parts OF this county wer
; burned out, and pole. near the Bea
: river bridge. which was struck b.
: lightning, put the transmission lin
ont of commission for a short dis
lance.
About IL carloads OF wool belong
! ing to Joe Kinney, Oscar Peterson
l Quadros Co., and j. .. Noblitt is be
ing moved from the local warehoas
this week TO the Chicago Wool Ware
house. This last shipment Ia praG
tically all that Is left Of the woo
erop. The wool has not been sold
: but il being moved In order 10
: closer to the eastern markets.-GOh
vile Register.
N. A. Anderson. representing th
!, Inter-Mountain Rural Credit Asai
citation of Salt Lake, recently locate
in this city and expects 10 do eonsie
4 cradle business with the farmers {
4 Bear Lake county. This agsociatio
4 IL loaning money to farmers at pt
d cent under a plan which has Ion
3 been In vogue in European c0untrie
Before coming here Mr. Anderso
was located at Logan for q year {
y more.
G. o. Anderson and family OF ga