Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-08-03

Liberty. Mr. Wood was formerly . |
resident Of this county, but went TO
Canada lis years ago. He reports
that crops are good In his section this
season.
Isadore Schuster OF Alton, was IN
the city last Tuesday, He enlisted
in the army last week and went TO
Rock Springs to take the examine
ton. He failed 20 pass and was re
turning TO Alton to resume his po-
sition with Ed Lewis.
Descendants OF the late John SUIT
ton. 70 the number OF ~. held q re-
union at Fish Haven ON July 81, IS.
and 90. The three days we're spent
feasting. social chat and amusements
81 various kinds. An organization
was perfected and 1t is the intention
to hold annual reunions in the future.
Dress-making and re-modeling by
experienced lady: work guaranteed:
prices reasonable. Mrs. G. Lowry.
N.1lth Street, first door north OF
Mrs. VIM. Roberts residence.
Leslie Barkdull was operated on
The first OF last week at the L. d. 3.
hospital In Salt Lake for gall stones
nd appendicitis. His condition was
quite serious at the time of the OPP
Grafton, but word from there wester-
day stated that he was getting along
nicely.
A recruiting officer from the reg
ular army was in the city Wednesday
and secured Farley Beuhler and Nels
Peterson. both Of Bern, who enlisted
in the medical department Of the
army, Albert Bastian applied for en-
listment In the navy. but could not
pass the physical examination.
Mrs. Thomas Barrett returned last
Saturday from Ogden. where she had
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. ].
r. Smith, and taking treatment for
rheumatism at the Utah Hot Springs
for the past six weeks. she Is feel
ing very much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 8. Willis, who
went to Helena, Mont. short time
ago with the intention OF making
that city their home. did not like 1t.
MIR. Willis Is now looking for a lo-
cation In Washington and Mrs. Willis
q visiting with her mother. Mrs. Nc
| Donald. She will remain until MIR
Willis decides on location.
County Auditor Broomhead Is
busy getting out the abstract 20 the
assessment roll. copy OF which must
be forwarded to the secretary OF
state in time for the meeting OF the
| state board of equalization on Aug.
liz. The county's assessed valuation
will be about the same as Il was
last year.
During the heavy rainstorm last
Friday afternoon. ottia Bateman, of
Bloomington. was stunned by light
ming. After the flash of lightning
which struck near the barn where
Otis was, he walked some distance
and then fell over unconscious, IN
which condition he remained for
about - hours. He has not vel
fully recovered from@the shock
E. w. Rinehart moved into hi
new studio last Wednesday. This
building ID specially arranged for hi
line of business and he will nov b.
able to turn out work In the ahortesi
possible time. Mr.. Rinehart has al
ways prided himself on doing higi
class work. and he will now be abb
to do even better than he has In tn
past. Mr.. Rinehart will be please,
J to show you through his new studio
: at any time.
: The members of Company A. Sec
! ond Idaho regiment. who have beei
!. doing guard duty at Camp stuar
for the past two months, received OF
> Iders this week to report at Grace
b where another detachment OF Ia
i company has been stationed. tn
]. fboys, seven IN number. went t
Grace yesterday. Those who hay
been stationed At Camp Lifton lei
for the same place this morning
, From Grace 1t Ii expected the con
pany will go to Boise. where tn
i regiment viii be modified, prepai
! atory TO going to paIo Alto. Cal, II
:. training.
Ie Mrs. v. c. Giasener and Miss Ma
ID ian, conyrs OF Providence, Rhod
1t Island. who spent the past two weei
In with their relatives. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Krogue. of this city. and the On
"a fords. OF Bloomington. left Ia
- Tuesday for the coast. They y
! visit At Portland and other places
= interest before returning east. La
:. Saturday evening Miss Loise Kr0Kl