Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-30

is q member Of Company A, Utah bat.
terry.
Lost. brown mare. 3 years old,
branded H U on shoulder, shod on
all four feet, reward IL returned to
Warren Wuthrich. Montpelier. II
Mrs. Thos. Williams Of Paris, went
to Malad last Sunday where her son
Clarence has q position with q lum-
I Der company. Mr.. williams will
follow shortly and they expect to
make their home their.
The farmer who experiments with
new mower or rake viii make q
mistake, especially when he can buy
the old reliable and dependable Nc
COrmick or Deering mower from Bur-
rell q Thiel.
Rev. F. M. Johnson left for Boise
this morning in response to a tele-
gram from Governor Alexander. II
is supposed that the governor wished
to consult with Mr.. johnson In re-
gard to his application for appoint
ment to the office OF chaplain OF the
Second Idaho regiment.
See the white, pearl gray and cham
paign color shoes at H. b. Whitman's.
Ed Grosjean, formerly with the
Palace barber shop, this week pur-
chased an interest in the o. X. shop,
which place from now on will be
managed under the firm name OF
Phelps & Grosjean, and these gen
tlemen, in the future. as in the past,
will endeavor to satisfy all those who
patronize them.
Mrs. r. A. Sullivan entertained at
bridge last Monday afternoon for
Mrs. DOR POINTER and Miss Julia
Brennan. The prize for high score
went to Mrs. Carl Spongberg and
Mrs. Y. A. Culver received the prize
for progression. Dainty refreshments
were served.
There are more than 400 satisfied
users of the Coles Hot Blast range in
Bear Lake county. H Is the most
economical range made because It
does not consume more than from
one third to one half of the fuel that
other ranges do. II you are intend
ing to buy a range, don't do SO until
you find out how several of your
neighbOrs like thir Coles Hot Blast.
For sale only By Burren & ThieI.
A number OF persons made a trip
to Bear Lake on Sunday. They report
the road through the left hand fork
to be In pretty bad shape in places,
especially east of the Amusen mine
and toward the big sinks. There
should be a culvet or two put In to
repair this bad condition. Probably
the Rich county officials are respon-
sible. Otherwise the road Is In first
class shape.-Logan Republican.
Let us figure on any cement work
that you are going to have done this
season. We make a speciality of
cement walks. All work guaranteed
and prices are right.-Alfred Blaser,
Phone 254-j.
DR.. Chas. e. Hoffman arrived from
Salt Lake last Saturday and will be-
come associated with d. Ashley In the
practice Of medicine and surgery.
The doctor is a graduate OF the
Creighton medical school OF Omaha.
He spent sixteen months as assistant
superintendent Of the mental hospit-
al at Provo. Utah, and for the past
year he has assisted in surgical work
at the L. D. 8. hospital In Salt Lake.
Fit mp your Mccormick and Deer.
ing mowers and raIxes with repairs
made by the manufacturers that
make the machines, and you can buy
these repairs only from BurreII !
Thiel. No other dealer has them.
Miss Helen, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. z. Robbins Of Pocatello, grad
uated from them usical department
of the Sacred Heart Academy az Og-
den this month with the highest per
centage Of any pupil who has com
pleted the musical course in that In
stitution in the past 30 years. Miss
Robbins is quite well known in this
city and her friends here will be
pleased to learn of the splendid rec
ord she has made.
Arthur Vincent came up from Twin
Falls last Saturday to attend the Ma
sonic picnic. While Arthur says that
he likes Twin Falls and Is well pleas
ed with the business that the firm is
doing there. he admits that Montpe-
iier still looks mighty good TO him
and he will always have q warm place
in his heart for Bear Lake county.
He returned to Twin Falls Tuesday
morning.
Van orman G Hedborg, black
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