Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-07-21

years old, Mr.. Mcdonald 10 enjoying
good health and is quite active.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Barkdull were
called to American Falls last Sun
day by the death of their daughter
in-law, the wife OF Eugene Barkdull.
Death resulted from complications
following child birth.
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.
Bring your tubes and castings to
Athay's vulcaniziug shop. second
door west of Cruikshank & Nelson s
garage. Work guaranteed.
Remember the race matinee at the
race track next Monday afternoon.
beginning at o'clock All horses
that are now training will participate
and some good exhibitions of speed
are promised. Admission % cents.
Mr., and Mrs c. f. Wright will go
to Idaho Falls this afternoon to at
tend meeting of the Eastern Idaho
Press club to be held there tomor
row. On Sunday the bunch" will
enjoy a days outing at Big Springs.
Will Dayton has taken a position
in Charlie Kings barber shop. VIII
is an old Dingle boy. but for the
past two years he has been working
in one of the first-class shops in Salt
Lake. You are sure of good service
and courteous treatment at the Pal
ace.
Speaking OF the strike-look us
over and see how our goods and
prices strike you.-The Vincent Fur
niture Co.
Carl Spongberg, b. r. Small, w.
G. Staley and John Jewett left We'd
nesday morning for an over Sunday
trip to the Caribou mining district.
/ At Soda Springs they were met by a
mining man, who went up to look at
the claims in which a number OF
Montpelier people are interested.
MIR. and Mrs. William Burke re,
turned on Thursday of last week
from Gothenberg. Neb., where they
were called three weeks ago by the
death of Mrs. BIS mother. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Burkes
sister, Mrs. VIM. Hespen, who stopped
here for couple of days en- route
to her home at Three Forks, Mont.
Bill Ridd, the insurance man OF
Montpelier, attended the ball game
in Soda Springs last Sunday. Bill
Ridd had ten dollar bill he wanted
to get rid of so he placed 1t on tho
Pocatello team. 1t is claimed he
rid" back home on freight train.
Soda Springs Chieftain.
If 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.
James Holmes returned Monday
from Nevada, where he has been for
the past five mouths. He was work
ing for mining company at first,
but lately he has been with the Col
conda Cattle company. and he may
return there in a couple of months
and work for the company during the
winter.
Wednesday morning six members
of the Alton company of national
guard came in from Cheyenne. en-
route home. They were Leonard
Wilde, Leland Lewis. Ben WEIGH,
Win Remington, Enoch Hilliard and
Truman Call. Only 90 OF the 6S
members of the company are left in
Cheyenne.
Good ice delivered to any part of
the city at the rate OF rs cents a
hundred pounds Phone the City
Meat Market.
Kemmer Stevens who has been
employed in Ritter Bros. drug store
for some time. went to Salt Lake last
Sunday to take the examination and
enlist in the U. s. navy. From there
he will go to San Francisco, where he
will probably be assigned to a place
on one of Uncle Sans battle ships
B. F. Ritter. who was here last week,
told Kemmer that when his term OF
enlistment was up he could have his
place in the store here. II he wished
1t.
The public library will close on
Saturday. July %. for one month.
~ IL NiOO IGQMEbtb NudL al
books be returned to the library on
that day. All fines not paid by that
date will be placed in the hands OF a
collector.
The Lyon Dramatic company will
present the three-act problematic
drama, entitled THE Verdict" at
the Montpelier theatre on Monday
night. July "a. The play is a thrill
ing story of the great WeIls-Fargo
express robbery. There are eight
people in the cast. and high class
specialties are given between acts.
The company is playing at the pop
ular prizes of Is and IS cents, and
comes highly recommended by the
management Of the opera houses at
Cheyenne, Rawlins and other points
along the Union Pacific
II Is wonderful what grand bread
can be made from Montpelier Turkey