Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-06

The county commissioners viii
meet In regular saasaon next Monday.
The bali game Last Sunday be
tween the Montpelier and Company
a teams resulted III . victory TOR
Montpelier b. d sSore or Is 60 10. I
Most or the runs On both sides were
made On erroEs. Had the soldier
boys been : little stronger in the
outfield they would have defeated
Montpelier.
We have all models In box
brownie cameras from sl.2S 70 ST.
Riuehard studio, the kodak store.
.rhe Montpelier concert band furn-
ished music for the celebration at
Lava Hot Springs ON the 4th. The
boys" report that they were treated
royalty by the committee In charge
of the celebration. and that the band
gave good satisfaction In evidenced
| by the fact that IL has been engaged
to play there for the big doin's 20 be
held on July 24th.
Cali and zee the four inch grain
drilf-a new feature for dry farms.
1t IL made by the American Seeding
Machine Co. and for sale by the Q.
w. g.. ii. Co.
| The old reliable Mccormick and
Deering mowers and rakes are the
best TO buy for they are mo- expert
ment. Won know you set the best
when ron buy ono Of these ma
chimes. They arc now sold only BY
BurrelI q Thiel.
4 George Clifton OF Magrath. Can
ada, is visiting with Bear Lake rela-
tives and friends. He was one OF
the pioneers OF this valley. bat has
been 9 resident of Canada for the
past 16 years. He reports that five
men from his town. who enlisted with
the Canadian troops. have been kill
ed on the French battle fields. Mr..
Clifton will remain in the valley un-
til after the Gath.
A fire which started from an un-
known origin In John Jewett's resi-
dence about one o'clock this morn
ing did several hundred dollars
worth OF damage. The blaze was ex-
tinguished by the use OF the garden
hose. which saved the furniture from
much damage that would have been
, done had the water been turned on
from the fire hose.
! Mr.. James O. Sherrod and Miss
, Verona Smith. two OF Montpelier
we'll known young people, were mar,
ried in the Salt Lake temple Oh
Thursday, June 2sg They left th'
following day for q three week.
. Sherrod is travelling special agent 10
! the Short Line, with headquarters ii
+ this city. His bride tn the daughte
: OF DIR. and Mrs. George Smith. Tn
i Examiner joins with their friends Ii
extending hearty congratulations.
d Bishop and Mrs. ID. NJ Lindsay o
r Nounan, entertained at . Dime
a Thursday evening. June %. ~ = fare
!. well party to Mr.. and Mrs. FIRE.
X Bartschi, who have moved from tina
A0OA ~ AAAItA NV 4Ia3@
!. Georgetown There was present, be
sides their own immediate family
!. the families OF Charles and Ere
Bartschi. Until late hour tn
evening was spent In social chat an
music, when all departed for thei
: homes with the happy thought thu
:, nothing makes life 20 worth Will
:, ~ good frienda- zzzs--------.
1 We wish the weather man wouf
I give ~ just about one-tenth Of u
moisture now that he was distribui
Ing 40 freely last March and Apri
G. A. Lowe. an artist of rare abi
= ity. has been doing oil paintings tn
= week at the Nielsen furniture stor
and many have stopped to watch hi
:" ut work. He paints entirely withoa
designs. executing > scene Just ~
10 comes to his mind. His work
n really of high order and he has sol
IT. his paintings nearly - fast az
Do could complete them. Mr.. Lowe vi
ey probably be here only one day LON
u or.
The Fourth was celebrated vel
se quietly BY the people Of Bear Lal
81 county Those who had cars motors