Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-12-22


Make someone happy with a
Brownie camera on Christmas morn
Ing. Brownies $I25 and up, at
Rinehart Studio.
Bob Gee opened his pool hall in
his new building this week. The
room Is well arranged and much bet
ter lighted than his former quarters.
Bob asks his friends not to forget
the location. Just north OF the Hunter
House.
Oval picture frames. with convex
glass, for $3.50. Why pay agents
twice that price?-Nielsen Furniture
Co.
Bishop Lindsay of Ovid, informs
US that he will leave soon after the
first of the year for Southern Cali
fornia, where he will sojourn for a
couple OF months. He will divide
his time between Long Beach, Los
Angeles and San Diego.
Folding Pocket Kodaks of the very
latest models, ranging in price from
Sc to $40. Call in and let us show
them.-RinehRrt Studio.
v. A. Culver left Sunday for AL
bion, Neb., to Join Mrs. Culver, who
has been visiting with her parents
there for the past month Shortly
after Christmas Mr.. and Mrs. Culver
VIII go to Saltwater, Mimi, for O
weeks visit with his parents.
Toys, Toys! Come and see the
largest and best line OF real toys
ever shown In the city.-Rurrell n
Thiel.
Milford Williams and family came
up from Ogden last Wednesday to re-
main until after the holidays. Mr..
Williams, who went down to Ogden
to spend Thanksgiving with his fam
lily, was taken i'll and was confined
to his bed for a couple OF weeks. but
he is now feeling about as we'll as
usual
Our stock of Christmas gifts in the
furniture line was never more COM
plete than now. Call and look over
our stock Open evenings, beginning
next Monday.-The Vincent Furni-
ture Co.
"One of the Eight" a four-aet
college comedy, was presented at the
opera house last Monday night by
students of Fielding academy. We
were unable to attend, but under
stand that the play was presented in
very creditable manner, and was
enjoyed by all present.
For sale, piano at a bargain at
Nielsen's jewelry store.
Conductor r. w. Mulica was given
quite a nice Christmas present in
the form of an appointment to the
position of general yard master at
Pocatello. Bob" was called into
Pocatello last Tuesday afternoon and
was on his new job Wednesday. If
he decides to retain this position, the
family will remove to Pocatello in
the near future.
AT the present price OF shoes can
you think OF a more appropriate and
acceptable present than q pair OF
stylish new shoes. either for men or
women Such shoes are shown by
e. l.. Burgoyne & Sons.
A son registered at the home of
Rudolph Widmer on Dec. 0. On
five previous occasions the stork had
visited the Widmer home, but each
time the old bird had left a daughter.
The fact that son was left this time
caused great rejoicing In the Widmer
home.
Conductor NJ. j. Byrnes was shak-
ing hands with old Montpelier
friends a couple of days this week.
Mike Is now running on the Burley-
Oakley branch. Mike was surprised
at the improvements that have been
made In Montpelier since his last
visit four years ago.
Xmas is drawing near, make your ,
selections in the furniture line early
and avoid the rush. We have O
good line of suitable Xmas gifts to
choose from.-Nielsen Furniture Co.
We are giving away a rooster with !
each carving set purchased. Be sure
and see our line before yOu buy. 1t
viii pay you.-BurrelI a. ThleI.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Teuscher of
Geneva. left today for a two weeks !
visit with relatives at Logan. Ogden 9
and Salt Lake. They will spend 9
Christmas at Logan with Mr.. Teus- '
cher's brother, whom he has not seen
for l6 years, the latter having come !
over from Switzerland about a year
ago. y
Mr.. Joe Fuller. ST., narrowly es= {
capped what might have been a seri- !
Gus accident this morning. He had q
driven his team and sled to the de-
pot to meet No. o and just as he !
was getting out OF the sleigh he slip
ped and fell head first on the double
trees. He received a bad cut on his !
head and a cut over theeye. Luckily
team did not kick or try to run away
If they had the raauIf might have