Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1916-05-26

Ioru OF 0arueh Ctty on may ~.
When the barber pole begins to
whirl we will be doing business.
Watch for it.--Hotel Burgoyne bar
Der shop.
Bishop and Mrs. P. Lindsay OF
Ovid, returned on Wednesday Of last
week from a three months sojourn
IN Southern California. The Bish-
ops friends win be pleased to leu
that he returned greatly improved
health.
For sale, four young brood sows,
bred to a registered boar. Call at
the Harvey Perkins ranch. just south
Of Montpelier.
For sale, five room house with full
basement, water in the house, lot
I00x170 feet. See j. r. Aegerter for
price and terms.
See that beautiful line Of ladies'
silk waists-just what you have been
| looking for-from 95 cents up at II.
B. Whitman's.
d. G. Kunz returned Tuesday from
Salt Lake where he accompanied Mrs
Kunz the first of last week. The lat
ter was taken to the l.. D. s. hospital
where she underwent an operation
for appendicitis and other complica-
tions. When Mr.. Kunz left there
Monday she was getting along nicely.
Our June clearance sale is going
to be hummer and our assortment
is the largest ever.-Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.
Mrs. Hazel Burka and children
went to Ogden Tuesday, where they
will remain for some time with Mrs.
BIS sister. They will then go to Sac
ramento, CAL, where they will re-
main for an indefinite time. Mrs.
Burka has suffered great deal with
heart trouble of late and the doctors
have advised her to live in lower
altitude.
Hayes Groo was a Montpelier Wis
itor over Sunday. Mr.. Groo. who has
been manager of the Coal Mining
Cos store at Gum, Wyo., for the
past six years, has secured the man
agement of the Evanston Hardware
Co., and with his family removed to
Evanston last week. Mr., Shields Of
Diamondville,, has succeeded Mr..
Groo as manager of the store at
Gum.
II you are looking for the best
boys shoes for the money, believe
me, we have them.-H. b. Whitman
Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Burrell and
daughter Emile left Tuesday for
Evansville, Ind, where Mrs. Burrell
and Emile will visit for a month OF
more with relatives. Mr.. Burrell
will remain at Evansville until about
the second OF June when he will GO
to Chicago as an alternate delegate
from this state to the republican ma
tional convention. HetwilI return ia
Montpelier soon after the adjourn
ment of the convention.
Some folks say that the prices OF
shoes have advanced. No advance In
prices can be noticed in the excel
lent line of mems women's and child
ren's shoes that are shown at e. L.
Burgoyne & Sons.
Thos. Maroon, mining engineer
OF Washington, d. c., is here looking
over the property of the Randolph
Mining Co., southeast OF town. with
view of resuming operations. Mr.
Maroon is a member of the company
and has visited Montpelier several
! times In the past. When seen By the
Examiner representative. Mr.. Mar
com said that he had nothing to give
out for publication at this time, Al
regards operations at the mine al
this season,
IN order to get more room and
more money we have decided to ar
range a June clearance sale ct prizes
unheard of.-Nielsen Furniture Co
/ The measle epidemic in Montpe
Ter is practically over. A few new
, cases developed this week, but th'
/ situation had cleared up sufficient,
} last Monday morning that the gener
al quarantine was raised, and the pie
ture shows have been doing a goo,
business this week. The regula
weekly dance will be given al the pa
vilion tomorrow night and AL churcl
> services will be held az uaual nex
: Sunday.
81 We sell window glass and pain
; and do giazing.-SielssH Furnitur
Co.