Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-04-28

AT the JuuBe-MerCy nOspttal II
Salt Lake on Friday, April 21st, q
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Geo. o. Walton, Jr.. of this city. Mr.
and Mrs. Walton, Sr., are feeling
pretty happy over the young lady's
arrival as they arenow grandparents
for the first time.
Red Cedar compound-use IL
when packing away your winter
clothing. Sold by Ritter Bros. Drug
company.
Spring house cleaning time is at
hand. Get your wall paper. linol-
cum, carpets and few new pieces of
furniture at the Nielsen Furniture
company.
Yesterday afternoon two car loads
of undesirable aliens went through
here on No. IS. They had been gath
cred up by government agents in
California, Oregon and Washington,
and are now being transported to
New York City, from which point
they will be deported to their native
countries. There were so or more
arrival as they are now grand-par-
ents for the first time.
We are still selling our shoes at the
Id prices. 1t will pay you to price
'ur shoes before buying.-H. B
Whitman.
Miss Gertrude Trussle, daughter
of Fred Trusslc, died at her home
in this city yesterday morning, aged
"a years. Death was caused from a
complication OF troubles. Some Is
years or more ago the deceased met
with an accident by which she was
severely burned about the face and
hands. from the effects Of which she
had never fully recovered. Her fun
eral service will be held from the
Second ward meeting house Sunday
Afternoon at o'clock.
Don't fail to see the plows, harrows
lrills, etc. at the Bear Lake Farmers
Society OF Equity before buying.
First class alfalfa seed also for sale.
John T. and Ira Peterson, who are
local agents for the Chalmers and
bort cars will give an exhibition of
these cars in Paris tomorrow after
noon at one o'clock and in Montpe-
lier about 3:30 o'clock. For anyone
who SO desires these cars will be
tested on climbing the lime kiln hill.
A representative from the Quigley
garage in Salt Lake will be here to
explain these cars in detail to all In
quiring persons.
Mesdames Jewett and Behymer
now have their chile parlor located
next door to the Montpelier theatre.
Besides chile, sandwiches, hot tama-
les and coffee they cary a nice line
of home-eooked food stuffs at rea-
ionable prices.-Adv.
Daphne and the rirate" in five
parts, produced by the Fine Arts, .
will be the first of the Triangle films
to be shown at the Montpelier thea
tire on Monday night, May 8. On this
night will also be shown a two-reel
Keystone comedy, entitled, 'The
Judge" The Triangle films are
holding the center of interest in ali
Of the cities now. ana the produc.
tions to be shown here are the same
that are exhibited in Salt Lake.
For sale, Hamiltonian pacing
mare, weight 1900 pounds. good tt
drive or ride, is gentle but has plenty
of life, woman can handle her. In
quire at this office.
Now that warm weather has Sc
in everybody should make a specia
effort to get their back yards and al
leys cleaned so that when the repre-
sentative from the state sanitary de
partment visits Montpelier. as on,
will in the near future. he will fin,
little for him to do In the way o
compelling people to clean up. Tn
sanitary department will be stricte
! his year than It was last in enforc
, ing the laws, and all who display al
, indifference in keeping their place
n sanitary condition will have tn
pleasure" of paying fine when tn
inspector comes around.
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