Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-07-13

Mr. and Mrs. E. r. Lindsay de-
sire 20 extend their sincere thinks TO
. the friends and neishboFs. who 90
kindly rendered assistance during the
sickness and after tho death Of their
infant son.
Mrs. o. W. Kelly and children
came up from Salt Lake last Friday
to remain for 3 month or more at the
Mcintosh home, Mr.. Kelly accom-
panied them. but returned to Salt
Lake Sunday.
Tire weather man seems 20 have
Theoretically sealed his rain barrel.
THE Old Man" needn't think that
iust because congress Is trying to
make the nation bone dry" that we
can get along without a little rain
occasionally.
orlin. the nine-months old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. f. r. Lindsay. died
Thursday night. July 5. Death was
caused from pneumonia. Funeral
services were held from the family
residence last Saturday afternoon as
O'Clock.
On July srd. while working on the
road uu Montpelier canyon. Claude
wixom had the bones Of his left arm
broken above and below the elbow
and the elbow dislocated. He was
also bruised about the head and left
size.
/ E. w. Rinehart expects to be able
Ito occupy his new studio about
first of next month. The building
She Is now occupying will be fitted up
and occupied as q chilli and lunch
paElor By Mrs. Maud Hoffbahr.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Vincent re-
lurned Tuesday night from an auto
Itrip through the Yellowstone park,
Having spent four days at Twin FaIls
with Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Vincent
They made the drive from Twin
Falls here In one day.
Grand opera or Hawaiian concerts
in your home. The new Edison oil
Magnolia creates the music in rich
clear tones, no scratching. no more
worn out records, no needles x
lchange. Don't invest In the old style
needle machines until you tnvesti
gate these new machines. Sold OF
easy payments without interest a
Nielsen's music store.
Yesterday the stork reported thu
arrival OF the following babies thiI
week. A son at the home OF Ra!
Densler and a daughter at the hom'
of George Schaffer, both OF Border
son at the home of Ike Spiers o
Bennington, and a daughter at tn
home Of Jacob Zumbrunnen Of thi
city.
II. w. .Dingboom came up from
Burley last Saturday night to maxi
the acquaintance of the grand daugh
ter, who arrived at the home OF Tet
Toomer a few weeks ago. He lef
Tuesday In an auto for Salt Lake
accompanied by Mrs. Dingboom. VIII
had been here for several weeks. H
says that Burnley Is growing rapid
4 and is going to be the best town o.
the Twin Falls tract, outside of tn
{ city Of Twin Falls. L. G.. Bradley
who was connected with the Exam
q ner ten years ago. ID now in the res
9 hesitate business In Burley and il dc
j. ing we'll.
over fifty years ago. Jules Verne
:. the greatest imaginative writer Of q
times pictured, in novel form. th
: feats OF sub-sea sailing and flight
i In the air which the present day al
e becoming daily occurrences. An
Y now this wonderful novel 40, 90
: Leagues Under The Sea" has bee
! used by The Universal Film Can
Il pany as basis for the greatest phi,
n to-drama that has ever been pr
Y duced This unequalled picture go
? 900 Leagues Under The Sea" will /
presented at the Montpelier theati
= Monday and Tuesday, July 1s an
; IT, afternoon and evening.
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