Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-01-19


Mr.. and Mrs. V. A. Culver re-
turned last Saturday from q months
visit With relatives in Nebraska and
Minnesota.
DR.. and Mira. II. II. King left on
No. is yesterday for wilkes Barre,
Penn, III response to . telegram say
ing that Mr.. Kings father was dan
gerously III. He is rs years Of age.
DR.. Guybn will look after DIR. Kings
private and railroad practice during
his absence.
At the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. Crouch last Saturday evening at
5 O'Clock Rev. c. F. Wheeler united
in marriage Mr.. VIM. selfert and
Miss Leta Pearl sackett. Mr.. Sci
fert IL m o. s. L, fireman and his
bride is teacher in the Montpelier
schools.
Alexander Smiths Ax1ninisteE
rugs, Hoosier kitchen cabinets, genu.
Inc Sealy mattresses, Universal rang.
es and heaters and the Empire cream
separatOrs are some Of our leaders.
We aim 70 handle the best goods
and to quote the lowest prices
The Vincent Furniture Co.
The Ford Motor company win
hereafter sell Ford parts TO author
ICED agents only Cruikshank &
Nelson have doubled their STOCK Of
Ford parts and are better prepared
than ever to give satisfactory sery-
ice. Prompt attention given to out
OF town orders.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rudolph Tueiler OF
Geneva, returned Tuesday from a
three weeks visit with Mrs. Tueller's
mother in Denver. They attended
the funeral Of Buffalo Bill at Denver
last Sunday. Mr.. Tueller said that
nearly 10000 people viewed the body
while It reposed in the rotunda "
the capitol building.
Hy Cranes family removed to
Pocatello this week. where they will
reside in the future. Mr.. Cranes
promotion last fall to the position OF
general foreman Of road engines on
the Short Line system. requires him
TO make his headquarters in the
Gate City.
A. a. Cough returned last Sun
day from Boise. where he had been
attending the annual meeting OF the
State Har association. There was a
large number of the disciples OF
Blackstone in attendance. and the
gathering closed with a feast OF
reason and a flow OF soul"
J. A. Chrlstofferson. one OF the
seniors In the high school. went to
Spokane Tuesday to arrange with one
of the large printing houses there
for publishing the annual number
of the High School Banner. which
will ba issued about the middle OF
next May. II is the intention OF the
school to make It the finest school
publication ever issued in this state
Some think that we are still
burned out" Well. we are not.
Call and see what we are doing.
Have your slttings one of these fine
days. We can please you now as
well al we did in the past. A new
line of mountings to choose from.
Rinehart Studio.
Last Wednesday afternoon Mes
danes r. L. Cruikshank and Chas.
Hess entertained the officers OF the
Y. L. NJ. l. A. Of the First and Third
wards at Kensington at the home of
Mrs. Cruikshank. Fifteen ladies
were present and the afternoon was
delightfully."- spent at needle work.
music and social chat. Refresh
ments were served
Special sale of ladies', children's
and boys shoes, splendid values in
broken lots. One lot Of ladies' shoes.
former price 1926 to $3.50. sale
price until sold, s1s5. One lot of
boys and misses shoes, broken lots.
for s1.15 and ai.36 a pair.-H. b.
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