Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-29


c. o. Brown came up from Idaho
Falls Christmas to visit with friends
and attend the Masonic ball. Mr..
Brown was district manager OF the
telephone company here during the
time that Montpelier was district
headquarters. He Ia now manager
Of the exchange at Idaho Falls.
Commencing today we will give
one-third off on all ladies' and chill
dren's and boys overcoats. Here
are some bargains. Call before they
are all sold.--H. b. Whitman.
Conductor c. A. Thomas came up
from Glenn's Ferry last Sunday to
join Mrs. Thomas, who had been here
I for a couple of weeks. MIR. Thomas,
who has been running on the Fourth
district for the past eight months.
has been transferred to a run on the
First district. and they viii reside
here in the future.
John T. Peterson of Ovid. was
called TO Salt Lake last Sunday by
message stating that his daughter,
Elda, who was attending school
there, was Ill with pneumonia. Word
from Salt Lake Wednesday night
stated that the young lady's condi-
tion was very serious.
8. @. Hull. the piano tuner Of Twin
Falls, has been In the city for the
past ten days tuning pianos. He
will return again soon after the first
OF the year. and anyone wishing their
pianos tuned can leave orders at the
Nielsen Music store.
Mrs. J. A. Hoffbuhr has leased
4 the Hotel Burgoyne cafe. and took
charge yesterday morning. Mrs. Hoff-
buhr has had a great deal OF expe-
rienee in that line of business, and
there is no question but what she will
give the public strictly first-class
service in every respect. The cafe
will hereafter be open until mid
night.
A farewell party will be given at
the Second ward meeting house this.
Friday, evening in honor of Emerson
Krogue and Nolan Nelson. who have
been called TO the missionary field.
the former to South Africa and the
latter to the Southern states. A
program will be rendered and re-
freshments served. Everybody well
come. No admission charged
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas e. Reese left
Tuesday morning for Long Beach.
Cal, where they will spend the win
ter. They expect to make their fu-
ture home in the Golden State, but
as yet they are undecided as to what
point they will locate. Mr.. and Mrs
Reese were residents OF Montpelier
for over / 3 years. during which time
they made many friends who wish
them unbounded success In their new
home.
Frank NJ Hoskins stopped off IN
Cokeville Monday on his way homt
from Argentine, South America
where he and his associates have ex
tensive land interests. Mr.. Hoskini
was taken sick In Argentine ant
: went to New York for medical at
tentIon, and while in this countr!
will visit his family who are now 10
Gated IN Walla WalIa, Wash. Mr.
= Hoskins is well pleased with tn,
: South American country and think
( that opportunities there are unlim
. ited.-CokeviIle Register.
The following road projects in Ida
no and Utah, that are OF interest i
the people of Bear Lake, have beef
: listed for action by the district for
ester at Ogden, during the first yea
J. under sec. OF the Federal Aid Roa
i act: Soda Springs to Freedom. Par
e is to Preston, and Logan to Garde
r City. Hereafter all of the 10 pc
: cent funds. as well as the sec.
funds, will be expended under IN
+ Jurisdiction OF the office of publ
!, roads, instead Of by the forest serv
+ ice. a. at present.
. DR.. /. W. Lynn is expected bac
e tomorrow from the east where he ha
been for The past four weeks.