Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-06-02

Some parties. evidently boys who
we're filled with pure cussedness. en-
tered the yard OF J. II. Holmes last
Sunday night and destroyed Mrs.
Holmes flower bed In which she took
so much pride.
Wanted, general servant at Lynn
Bros. Hospital. Montpelier.
The ladies OF the Bear Lake stake
will give concert at the Second
Ward meeting house Tuesday night.
June 6. A good program OF vocal
and instrumental selections has been
arranged for the occasion. Admis-
sion 10 and rs cents.
Did you ever taste better bread
than the Royal Bakery is turning out
these days? It is made from Turkey
Red Flour.
Miss Mile Mattson returned TO
her home at 50. Charles last satur-
day. During the past year she had
charge OF the English and history
departments OF the high school at
Hyrum. Utah.
The wise housewife will be more
than delighted with baking results
II she uses Turkey Red Flour.
The high school alumni presented
"A Little Savage" at Camp Lifton
last Tuesday night. The entertain
ment was appreciated by the resi-
dents OF the Camp ant the members
Of the company greatly enjoyed tbs
trip.
Groo & Toomer are now occupying
their new garage at the corner OF
Main and Tenth streets. However,
1t will be week or more before they
get everything arranged as they ex-
pect to have It, as there is consider
able carpenter work to be done yet
on the inside.
Jesse Earl OF the Logan Journal,
and p. w. Elliott, s. K. Needham, r.
L. Nicholson and Earnest Earl, also
Of Logan, were Montpelier visitors
this week. They made the trip by
auto and while here took in the
sights at Camp Lifton.
The number of cases of measles in
the city is gradually dwindllng and
within few days the last Measles
Card" will be taken down. A few
adults, who escaped the "measly dis
ease" In their youth. are experiencing
the discomforts of 1t this week.
T. NJ. Lowe, who has been at Sub
let, Wyo., for several years was in
the city Wednesday. He had to
leave Sublet on account Of the alti-
tude being too high for him. He win
go to Logan to visit with his parents
for a while, after which he will seek
location in lower altitude.
A new four room cottage for rent
Call at Nielsen Furniture Co.
Miss Halle Dewey went 10 Logan
Sunday to visit for few days with
her sister, Mrs. John Barrett. The
same day Mrs. Barrett came up from
Logan for a short visit with her par
ents. The ladies passed each other
enroute, neither one knowing that
the other one was making the intend
ed visit.
Leo, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
LewisEewis, returned last Saturday
from Kansas City, where had been
for six weeks. The following day he
was taken down with infIammatory
rheumatism and by Tuesday night
his condition was SO bad that he was
taken to Salt Lake Tuesday morning
for treatment. He was accompanied
BY his father and Ed Grosjean.
John Hood and Phil st. Marie. two
Of Pocatellos prominent citizens.
we're in the city Tuesday and We'd
nesday on business. They made an
auto trip over portions of the valley,
including visit TO Camp LIfton.
Both men expressed themselves as
being delighted with our valley and
were greatly surprised at the magnI-
tude Of the work being done at Camp
Lifton.
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