Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-12


Salt Lake on April 81 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. o. Walton, Jr., died last Tues
day. Both the parents and grand
parents are very much grieyed over
| the baby's death. The telegram con-
veying the news of the death stated
that Mrs. Walton was doing as we'll
as could be expected under the cir
| cumstanees.
II you are in the market for new
steel range this spring, don't over
look the Great Majestic at the Nelson
Furniture Co.
Walter, son of Mr.. John Bird of
Paris, was operated on for appen-
dicitis at the Montpelier hospital last
Sunday. He had been bothered with
his appendix for some time. but the
previous attacks had not been serious
enough to warrant an operation.
The young man is reported as getting
along nicely.
II you are looking for the best
boys shoes for the money, believe
me, we have them.-H. B. Whitman.
The trustees of school district No.
II sold their $4,000 bond issue to the
German American Trust Co, OF Dem
yer, for $1,000. The bonds draw 6
per cent interest. The contract for
the erection OF the new school house
was let to H. r. Shepherd & Son for
$5,775. Work on the building will
begin in a short time and 1t is to be
completed in time for the opening OF
school next September.
Tonight, at the Rex 1.-The Moth and
the Flame" with an all-star cast pick
ed from the Famous Players com
pany. Wen only tell you little OF
the story-you must see this picture
to grasp the beautiful story 1t tells
The poor little moth is blinded by
the flame until she cannot see the
fatal perils threatening her. Just on
the verge of her great error, her Wis
ion returns, and with the resultant
extinguishment OF the flame, the
moth sees her danger, and is saved
terribly scorched in heart, but with
her soul rescued from the devouring
fire.
Call and see our beautiful line of
ladies slippers for spring and sum
mer wear. It will be a pleasure to
show you the nice new styles, and
am sure that the prices will more
than please you'll. B. Whitman.
For rent, modern house on Main
street, close in, possession about
June l. Phone so or 81.
An eight pound boy brought hap
piness to the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl ID. Haggerty Monday afternoon
and took possession OF the house i'm
mediately. The girls are delighted
with the new brother. ''There are
nine boys and girls i'm the Haggerty
family, but this Is the only boy Is
the way Earl tells it-judging from
the way be ''hikesn on his way home
these days 1t must be so.-Cokeville
Register.
See those bargain tables at II. B.
Whitman's. On them you will find
children's shoes, summer underwear,
overalls, shirts, ladies' waists, hose
and lots Of other items. Call and
see them.
L. W. Hastings received word
Tuesday of his appointment as super
visor Of the Caribou forest reserve to
succeed George Bentz, who resigned
the first of March. Mr.. Hastings
was deputy supervisor OF the reserve
for three years, ard has been acting
supervisor since the first of March.
He is thoroughly familiar with
conditions on the reserve and is per-
sonally acquainted with the forest
rangers, which will enable him to
keep business running as smoothly as
though there had not been a change
in supervisors.
Last night at the home OF the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. w.
Farnow, IN Salt Lake, their daughter
Ruth was united In marriage to Mr..
Leroy Stuart of this city. The hap
by couple will arrive in Montpelier
this afternoon and In few days they
will go to Paris to reside, where Mr..
Stuart will take charge of the Stude-
baker Bros. branch house. succeed
ing J w. Ceilings, who goes to Utah.
The Examiner joins with Roy's many
Montpelier friends in extending
hearty congratulations.
Charles Chaplin is visiting I'm the
city this week, after an absence OF
about IA years. He was a resident
of Montpelier for II years and is
thinking Of relocating here. Mr..
Chaplin is painter and paper bag
er and in talking with the Examiner
representative stated that he helped
to build practically all of the frame
buildings that are now standing in
Montpelier. Mr.. Chaplin expressed
great surprise at the growth Of the
city in the past fourteen years. He
is now a resident of Emmett.