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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17

Weiterifab for Spi.linaer. Gnnl

Wciterifah for SDi.linaer. Gnnnctt
Sppnlbip pcb Gift Eoint gisr 6or'
oring paa Mcltcrlfabtt inoen Statcil
for DC fleitc SpiIlinscr. Ger or ncml-
liz iuoen bette 5onnibip ~ 5pillina.
par, ollie isbt / &c iioitc iaa Moanc-
ser.
Girls IGlaes for $S4.50. On Sar,
mcr brogtc forlcbcn til Morfcoet |
Sc Smct Ell @ris, Der i%nObraAtc baill
$3.50. @riien pciet 600 Euno, o.
,Srunmen ontoges at prre Den %iteritc,
Ipu noacniinbc er betalt / g. Snf.
for Ell alminoelig 8rpntcr finn be-
ltemt for Slagt.
Spebeaarene nbpibes. Sislac sc
WcobcIelicr, Der er inblsbct til Sionr
nails. bill be meb SUEDE tiliaaeoe
Naerpiober meget iorsgcs iaar. &c
beie Speoepriier bar braNt Sarncrnc
til at iGttc melt mlllg inc poa ocllnc
Spbort. &aararbeioet iaghes |
Gluten al iorriae llgc at pTre oil
minhelig igans oper belle Stnten.
Watiunalgarbcn faar lin 2pn. Sol.
citerct bar MI crflnret, at Statsaiiols
tor Samlin .mau heorore ltobctalt DC
$4,000, iom 9cgislatnren bepilgd
til Son for ijerbe Regiment al Sto'
tens Electromagnetic. Der tlcnte pcp
Oct nlerifanife @rGnic. Scnnc ITO
bctalinG belaber fig til $50 pr. Wnno
Mr. Sanblin negtet at loretta oenll~
llbbetaling. oa ban meite, oct bar /
Strio meo &onititutionen.
Militrrticneiten % s%ruesbefiem-
belle. Otter Soreipsrgicl ira Wcn-
nonitcr % ANDRE liancnbe airteIom-
iuno / Soutb Sufpta bar Senator
Sterlina iparct, at ban life er lent
for alminbelig tpungen MilitTrtienc-
lte. o. at bon nioer a(lc SmltGiloi1+
hcber oil lsgc inoisrt Ell @eitcm"lc!Ic
bpprpeb Der aisres llnotagcllc ipr Irc
hanne. hpiS SrocSbcficnoel'c er
Strib meb MilitTrticncltc.
Gn Spcnbes llotaleiier life rcts'
aHloiae. Get bar peo Hctten / Gao
moob paft mc9cn Spmcrfiom, 10. at
CONNER Wtc9tcnnn ucgtct ut ulcr.
ficnhc eli Gpcuocs munbtliac Dc
itcmmelIer meo @cuipn til Tlron4
hrin0cr / ct ipr uoiUroiQct Scitonlrnt
Gomnro SoniclIon Nioroc fn,t ier
i'm Ieo poa Spipitulct Ell ,ypcNl-
hrinN ntco Scnipn I'll fine @erra Oar
muubcritob, hniltcn I%SorannriuN Slm,
blcp aiort peo bcn bscrlbc WonS'
mlnNtliac GrflTring; men "a III
fnm til Ncttcn. ncAtct Commerce n
0isrc no0cn IipigclIc ira Set ~'frcurc
Scitoncntc. San off no ira, at naar
set er ipr tent at liert Ell TprnrorinQ
ifriitIia, iaa par Oct for tent Tor en-
fc,loc Teriou at gisre nogenl onrbtt'I
Soranbrina.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
|0iliem ira WOrge.
Gn Nprif. Entertainers bcgciitrcbe
Sfilbrina AT Hpree.

On SaniIing Sastiorteliuser.
gieilebeIripeIier. 'NaturltiIoriuser.
Gist. m. m. ira Set iiisnneite
Qanb" meb 50 Suultrationcr os
aart al g. @renfur. @oseu 1884
Siber) i~noebnIbcr forlSen Suplebs
nina % 9i9tct Set ifienneite
aanS", IS afuerIcnbc afinit ON norm
Wotur, SriIuftas % Spurtslip os
Ipruoenbe SagtoplepcIier. Sileb.
~itofict CT riat % patfert.
S~nsboIb: Set ifieuneitc 2anb -
gilfieIrs - Sra 6iclo 90 giSbcr =
min feriie Saattur - Web Silfes
itono 90 Tiils - SaaticIlfabet %
llSrnltninscn - Yaa 9egiabpttflpen
= Yoo uloplig Saat - Storbuffcne
,oo 1~pitbotnen = @inter / Nprec -
Winter i &riitianid % Smesn = SiG
S'nrac ON @iutcren = @uobraross
SnIcu - Storehuffen paa Sfrcus
lIo,,ner = Stilsbniug pan SsifieIbet
- @crecnsR orbiiurN sariitiania :
lScIcmarten - Stapanger % ,Cmegn
W~croensbanen - Gri'fianias SAL
,erssSponzSergen - geltianing al
s,rioboIsbrGen - Eaalangs oner
Snitebolsbrren - 81 cnertbrIee
isrs On Slrhes grpcbition paa
SoitehoIsbrren - Sprnenen - Soas
rmtrr i Noree - @~inetpriier.
On Boa for enboer, Der er gIaS /
NJ iaa Ell iriIf SiI',n fra 8amIcIdns
! hct. Yris frit tilienst ...... $f.00
spm TrGmie neb Soften"
ct Iar $500
10. Anundssn Publ. Co., DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17

@nifalp Wins stoIobror bpb.

WnffalO Wills Stalobr0r bpb. Sro
@oIbington, 3. g., er fpmmet I'm
o%errctning ON, at Waior Spbn g
gurfe, tibligere Speioer unNer Here
Snoianerfrige % / nGitcn eft bolpt
Iarbunbrebe Ell al nplig afbeoe
Sbcrit @illiom i. Goops WuffaIc
SinPs) uabifiIlelige aamcrater, er
oeb bcriteos al Sungebetpnbclie, "A
Mar gammcl. Mojor 9iirfc reiite
oper De Sorenebe Stater oa / europa
meo Den iaa befienbtc Milo @cit
Sbofp, og iom Buffalo Bill ielp GRE
oes ban ueo forifiellige I~nlconinqcr
al ben gamlc Gcrocns fronebc Sober.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17

tooe or iulbt no b~ctrpgaenec. Sp'
iiuocllcn bcltoar / Ell Splsanlng
bpori Ge9cnc opppes, % oa DC nr'tell
sicbliffelia torres. fon DC 'trdr pat
feS poo aInlinocIia Woaoe % bcn'Gt'
tes / ajcIocr eIIer @nreblts. Ter
Sinbe, ion peo l%ppninacn IG1gev
Jig paa Gaacnc, bar iligcil 6orpe %
or aanite uipnliI ior oct blotte Etc'
men pirfer BOG ioa belfpttcnoc, at Dc
bchnubIeoe SO fan logrcS pco Sioer
al Totctcr. aoaI, 800 eIler li9ncno1
llben OF iao llinlo9 cIler poo onocu
Woooc bcoUrueS. &c Stoiic, hpor'
al SpIcanin9eu lanes, tan flebeS
buiIfeniombcIit I'm, % oct iigcs at
frGpe fun ct ringc Fcn9eiloIGg
Gr Soma allercoc "%fDrlngt?" Sto.
tens Suititsocportcnlclt erflGrte
iorriac llge, at Soma allercoc a loa
"tsr," iom Stoten tunoe bli, lcIp ON
@biimorca iaa mcgct onltolic "%terrc"
.2ouc life trrbcr frat isr ioc SlIi.
Sorcncoc Stoters Nppclrct / Gbica.
90 bar nenllig crflGrct, at SotpoS
Soue life tilloocr Observation-Disclosures
at transporter Huabriffc ino i Sta.
ten. % man mclicr, at DC liror oil al
uiie ollie ioooaunc %orer bcller ems
al r%iiifcrc SegSmaul. SpiS bette
hlir SiIfrloct, fontmcr StotcnS pirfc.
li1e 3 srlrggeIie" nGiten ire Wao.
neber ipreno pnorc1nct. - Scncrc
mclocS, Of StntcnS HIttorncp @encrnl
ltrar erflprtc, at Observation-Disclosures
life citcr Den t5be Ipril fnnbe irog-
tc RuSoriffe inc / Staten, OF oct ler
innleocS no til. at "Saaaet" ollereot
cr iot pou. Sor at mo0ta9e ioaoonnc
Sorlcn0cllcr naa man Ia @cpiIling,
o. Ino0amtc fan fun Npotefere 90
professionally" Iolf crboIos.
) buor lihcu llbltrGfnina bi3lc pc.
pillin9cr bcnpttcs al Ipotcfcrc, trent.
1onr Ocrni, at omtrcnt 90 Eroccllt Al
Dem her / Soipo life bur uotoaet oert.
&ria erflGres moo @arberrD.
apnoi0c Solf ueo Sono-
b~rulalfolcn | Mines bar crflUrct Sor-
BERN uifcn q De ifonbinnpiltc gan
Be- fienbt u1ocr Nopnct @crbcria) Tor
N al DC melt ifahclige &crter, hi bar,
% Oct pdalTNaes cnbpcr at liornooc
alt, bpob berni haueS. Gcnnc @uNf
nco 9ulc Nlomlter OF rsoe @Tr plan
tcs hopebiu1clio. iorbi ben er uat.
ter. oa aIminoeliae Wenneitcr bar bel
fife bopt npAcn NnelIc ON, at Der
Ina no9cn Sorc / ben, Gioenltabcll1
Ilooamcbe Niurbbru1crc bar DOG / DC
lcncrc Nur uUrct opmcrtlonnlc poo,
NJ @uitcn cr ct nntllrllN Huaclteo Tor
ben lorte HllIi, 'om hor nnrcttct iod
tor Sfobe paa aornct, % | Nortb
Iafoto CT Der pcotoact Ell Snp, Der
llornobclie al al Narberrp isr
ipritc Sull b. u. Ser NlereS op-
mcrflom pua. at hen lortc Gillt ii0.
lie Nor olcnc her / %oipo ~furpolotc
,Sormernc ct lob al ; Mill, Collars,
iou oct nltiao fan uUrc llnloNcu urr0
at uorpobc NuiGCn Ter azores ops
mcrfiom pau, at Der cr eli Art, ocn
inponitc Nnrbcrru, Der life or be.
nlc0 HlIIten.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
T~laagermnicn, ipm man tai

Slaasermnicn, ium man falocr
bette eiennommelige Gattcbpr, Der
iprer Ell Silgls. 2epepis, fan Tom lto-
rpbber al Snieftcr maale iia mch
Suulen. Mon bar Der / Inlerifa
onitillet inogaaenbc llnberisgclIcr,
ipm bar piit, at Ell Slagscrmla fan
paa tppc Miutcr uorpobe, oct nil il
&c iortUre, Iigeiaa mallgc Snicftcr
Iom c1 Spalc paa etpar elmer, Set.
te Cur io%rticner altiaa at beifpttcs o.
fagcs Gare paa iitcoetfor at fines %
furiplges.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
HN Wctubc iur Spbcunrina al ia.

WH WrIuur TUr l~UurUuriNN nf w.
3. 2. Soctcrt i Sutbcrlono bar 90.
iltnoet Ell I'm o. iilnpel Moooe. hpor.
paa 60 fon opbcunrc&, % ban paa.
Itnor, az De itore 90 foitborc "GoIo
Storaac"-N nlra oerpeo uil bli ouer-
ilebiqe. Spiinocren hor / 2ebet al
Here Iar anitiIlct utoIliQc Nrcucr,
% han er ]operbcpiit on, at bans Nic.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-04-17
NorD 0afota.
linn Wa1S bpmt for Siaami. 81.

ma Muno pco Hapn grthur !. Der
Icoel bar pcb Netten / Cavalier er'
fGUret iio ifploia / 9ieaml oa oelltca
til boluonoct Nars Straiarbeioe.
50 GlcpatOrer saaet i @aifen. Gr
Glcpotor ~tilhsrenbe 81. ). Steftell
@roin.Go. nebbrGnbte her ON Sa9en
Soutb Scarf meb omtrcnt 1000
@ulhcls aorn. Samme Sirn1aa Gle
potor / @cliiclo brGnote ogiaa for life
lrnge iioen,
Saaler life NaDuct gismarcf. Ea-
triotisncn / @isntarcf bar blanot
onoct piit liz berpeo, at cnncl az Sp-
ems @orgcrc pil ba Nopnct %ioranoret
&c lifer life Longer Sismurcf, OF
Here aobe gamle amcrlfonlte Napre
or ioreIloact,
Mntumubilmlpffe ucS Srafe. Is. :.
Yrobal, M1cllt ior @cpep.S Chute
9umbcr 60, blcp ON Iitenen Den
lite bs. brubt nrr Srufe, ioet ban
pellet lin Mutpmobil nper fig. G1
Wonb, Scr fiertc mcb ham, Hap belt
uifaot fra lllptfen.
Mrteiiif @rpno itnrtcr iammen. Der
oonllc arteliifc Sreno / Sbcloor
itprtet iorriNe llAc lanmcn nleo oel
2el0c. at Der blcp Ell meS Sano o.
Gale inlbt Soronbnina, Der bar CT
Smfrees al 70 Noo, Gn itor Sam.
munaoe arauct iiQ itahia me llolsb
on Stillin1cn bar oluprlig. Wrpr
Sen bar foitct @rcn $1,000, pg oct el
mi flort, at ilcrc tuicn Collars mere
moo til ior at itonic Slommcl. Gn
fcltc 9paninacr / Nrrheocn bar be
apnbt at ipnfc, cg Here Idlnlller ba'
iluttct ,ib ira fine Stem.
Ssracicit i @ismaref. &c lie
tie 1crrctninoer llfGebes 'ioite Sns
boo nlcllcm ST. , on 4 @!Sniarcf
ibct Spr1c0uoSticucite "a holotes 'o1
Sorrn ". @ormiro, Ratbonicl Eren
ticc. Sobn q, Gale oa 81. s, non Sa
ocn, fire al sc fem SnnbelsrciIeroe
Scr TooifcoogS Moracn bri,fnct
WislouriiIcocn beritebs. Ser1cfe
item oibolotcS / Nu0itoriumS Get tenl
tc Siicr, &. :. Wto2iep. blep innlm'
Soo beoropet / Wonoan. Ere AZ o.
andre 2i9 braNte@ til Uoinlllen;
Sicm / Sarge, Ct. Iaul % Mfil!pall
fec.
Sum%citcaocicrc imbfalnes. Gel
mcIoes ira ct, Sbomas % amor
Stcocr / sen norbIiQe Gel al Stoten
at iaaoaune Tcrioner, Der ha'
"propco rp" poo Nomeiteaos I ga
naba, III, al HcNicrinaen Der or par
ilct on, at sc uiortppet bar at peito
tilba1e oN 0ipc Ilitoriteterne ida
bolnc SplpSninqcr, lom maaffe frT
ncS, SpiS oiaic Nomcitcnhcrs itf
inbiiuper iia inbcu Ell bis Tin. oil D
bIi iln9t eli MllIft al $500. Sel
fanabiifc Mcgicring antaaes me-
hcunc S~uofalbclic al Ia til Sorulaal
at alle Sonlcitcao3 ifal bli oprfct
Sommer.
&pnrrcSmanS ~Sclaeiens Gfter
mamS. Scb aonare$nanb 8. Z. Sel
acieus Zoo bar DC icrificllige pollfl
ife arUiter / ieritc Giitrift itrar be
epnbt at rultc, % Talsbcgen oil c.
al DC icritc Scgc bli beitcult at @ll
pcrnsr 6ra6icr. Scritc aon9reSo'
Iitrift ominttcr Goumtpcrtc Nlcbldllc
&anior, Saraent, GaIs, 5ralll
StecIc. Nclion, Namiep, Sran
Sorts. @olih Cavalier, Ecmbtna 0!
Snwncr. Hcnpartiian 2ea9ue 81
uoen 5pil opi,iIlc en- aanoirot. o
on palat riI ban BIZ bet ferite SION
sresmeolcm reprr~I enterenoe penn
Sarmerpraaniiaticn. @upernsr Spr'
is. SraSicr antaacS at bli oenne 0ai'
oioat, 6armcrpartiet bar Ell ocfpce
lig Sppoiition / Iiitriftct. iGrli9 D
| Hncrnc @rano Sorts % Var9f
0orbenp. @upcrrcr g. Y. Nai'i''
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16

The entertainment which was CIV
en- last Friday night by the Order of
Eastern Stars for those who took
part in "a Night In a Cabaret" which
was staged some weeks ago under
the auspices of that order was en-
joyed more than any similar enter
tainment that has been given for
some time. Besides the specially In
vited guests nearly everyone who
took part in the performance was
there and by 10 o'clock everybody
was having the time OF their lives.
Many of the best numbers of the
Cabaret" we're sung. Then every
body danced until refreshments were
served and by one o'clock the mer-
ry-makers had all the fun they could
hold for one night. and departed
wishing Queen Isabelle chapter II,
all the success in the world. and all
declaring the entertainment to be
the best ever"
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
CUNNING COMPANY VERY coon

The Cunning company of wonder
workers who are appearing at the
Montpelier theatre are all they claim
to be in their advertisements. Mr.
Cunning is a wonder" and his feats
are marvelous-worth while for ev-
cry one to see. Besides his feats of
magic and his answering Of questions
there are several acts of big time
Vaudeville, which are great deal
better than Montpelier is accustomed
TO securing.
Tomorrow at noon Cunning will be
handcuffed and locked In the old
Bank of Montpelier safe which is now
located below the present bank in the
rigar store OF Tanners, from which
he win attempt to escapeand will OF
course succeed This takes place at
10 o'clock sharp tomorrow.
Tomorrow there will be a matinee
specially for the ladies--admissio
adults, rs cents; children 15 cents.
Besides the performance tonight and
the matinee this company will also
lie here again tomorrow night.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16

Miss Reta Bourne of Cokeville, is
visiting at the home OF her uncle.
Frank Bourne.
The stork paid its first visit to the
home OF DR.. and Mrs. Moore OF Par
Is last Sunday and left little daugn-
ter.
Jake Zumbrnnnen of Cokeville,
has entered into the blacksmith bus
ness with Gus Johangen of this city.
Jake has had many years experience
in blacksmith work and makes q
speciality OF horse shoeing.
Frank e. Smith, grand chancel-
lor OF the knights Of Pythias grand
lodge of Idaho, will visit the local
lodge next Tuesday night. All menu
bers OF Idanha lodge and all sojourn-
ing knights are requested to be pres
ent.
The Montpelier Concert band viii
give their fourth annual dance at the
! pavilion next Monday night. These
/ dances have, in the past. Deen very
successful and the band men claim
/ this will be even better than the ones
they have given In the past.
For the information of Bear LAX
.srs who are sojourning In southern
! California, we will state that we have
been having delightful winter
weather here for the past two weeks
The thermometers have bean regis.
tering all the way from Is TO % de
grees below zero and there has beer
but few days the past week that snow
has not fallen.
Our 1917 line Of the famous Whit
ney baby carriages h now In stock
Newest styles in Reed Carriages, Per
asnbuIatOrs. Reversible Gear ans
Pullman Chaise.-vincen FnrniauF'
Company.
The Gem OF the Mountain club me
al the home Of Mrs. Steve staley OF
the afternoon of March 8th. Mrs
NJ. E. White read an interesting ar
ticle on the composition Of our ma
tional anthems and the member
| sang ia a very enthusiastic manne
1.-THE song, America. Current event
were given By the members. Th
next meeting will be held at q
home Of Mrs. Bert Toomer nez
e Thursday afternoon. March 20. 4
:. members are urged to be present.
d Mr. Farmer. spring Il approachin
> and you had better oil your harnes
e before you get busy. The Farmer
e Society of Equity selis guarantee
harness OIL
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
THE GREAT YELLOWSTONE
IDAHO DOG RACE

On Sunday. March {. the first an
nual dog race Of northeastern Idaho
was run al Ashton. The route was
from Yellowstone, Montana TO Ash
ton, Idaho and was Witnessed by o.
900 people. The winner was Henry
Kent of Big Springs, Idaho. The
Cunning company. who are now play
ing at the Montpelier theatre were
interesting spectators during the race
and Cunning told the winner twenty
four hours in advance. Thousands
of dollars changed hands on the re-
suit
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
REDPATH LYCEuM ATTRaC.

IAON NEAT TUESDAY, MIGHT
Tuesday night. March 20 the bril-
liant Fairehild Ladies' Quartet. the
fourth number Of the high school
lyceum course win appear at the
Montpelier theatre. This lie by far
the best female quartet on the lyceum
circuit today. Altho a high priced
collection of artists. the Fairchiid la
dies present the popular and pleasing
features Of the day.
The Express OF Monticello. Ind,
says OF the quartet:
The Fairchlld Company played to
good house last night and won
round after round OF applause for
their artistic work. The audience
was well pleased and reports this
number to be the best on the course.
General admission SO cents. re-
served seats as cents. Tickets op
sale at the Jones-Robison Co.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
DO YOU WANT CLEAR
OR MUDDY WATER

The question was brought before
the city council. at its last meeting,
Of a new plant to be installed at the
reservoir. which will give clear wat
n all the year around. and the city
will be put to no more expense af-
ter the plant 10 installed guaran-
tee to do the work as specified. II
10 up to the people OF the city to cay
whether they want clear or muddy
water. Your duty ia TO aid the city
council In this matter. The plant
should be installed before the snow
melts In the mountains.
WIN. PENDREY
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16

The cold. damp weather Of March
seems 10 be most favorable for the
pneumonia germ. Nov ls the time 20
be careful. Pneumonia often results
from a cold. The quicker . cold IL
gotten rid OF the Less The danger. As
soon as the first indications Of = cold
appears take chanbeFiain's Cough
Remedy. A. - the value Of this
preparation. Ak anyone who has
used Il. Sold everywhere.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
MEETING OF PARENT
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

The next meeting OF the Parent
Teachers association will be held in
the high school auditorium Monday
night, March 10 at o'clock. The
following program will be rendered
Piano solo-Miss Irene Pearce.
Chorus-L. swensen and company.
Taik-"Team Work OF the Par
ents and Teachers" by J. w. Jones.
The patrons of the school are cor
daily invited to attend.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
DEATH on SiRs. .. AsTLE

Mrs. L. Astle died at her home In
this city last Monday night Death
was caused from dropsy with which
she had suffered for the past year.
Deceased was native OF Bear Lake
county having been born In George
town about % years ago. Besides
her husband and a son nine months
old, she is survived by five brothers
and three sisters. Her funeral ser
vices were held from the Third Ward
meeting house Wednesday afternoon.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
Local News
Montpelier. Idaho. March 10. 1917

Gus Spongberg was UP from Po-
catello last Monday on business.
ANY standard pattern at half price
at the Fair store.
Mr.. Chas. l.. Follick and Miss Lii
liam Ray, both OF this city were unit
cd In marriage In Kemmerer on Sat
urday March 10.
If you want PlasteFing, calCimin-
ing or title work, call Chns. #. Thrope
Ut phone 224.
James Sheath was confined 10 his
home several days this week with
ptomaine poisoning. He lie now able
to be about.
The surprisingly low prices still
prevail at the Nielsen Furniture Co.
Russell Groo returned last Sunday
from a two weeks visit in Salt Lake
and Evanston. He says the snow is
as deep, II not deeper in Evanston
than 1t is here.
hCn 20 W W h0ND AOA
week only at Brennan & Davis.
Mrs. Manuel, wife of Conductor A.
e. Manuel OF the Short Line died
last Friday In Kansas city. Mr..
Manuel and family formerly resid-
ed in Montpelier, but removed TO Po-
catello about four years ago.
Magazine subscriptions taken al
Ritter Bros. drug store.
James Dixon spent last Saturday
night in MONTPELIER renewing &C
quaintances with the local boys with
whom he was associated while with
Company B, Second Idaho Infantry
on the Mexican border. Mr.. Dixon'l
home is in Parma.
Call and see our new line OF silks
you Will find Just what you have beef
looking for at H. B. Whitmall's.
Last Tuesday Nephi Skinner pur
chased from Hyrum Skinner 1853 &c
res of land in Nounan. We did no
learn what the consideration was Blu
understand 1t was $1,000.
We have a large line Of boys sol
i'd leather shoes which we the seilin
at only a few cents advance over Las
year.-H. B. Whitman.
A special train will run to Pari
next Sunday ON account Of the quar-
terly conference. The train will leav
Montpelier at . a. m. and returnin
will leave Paris at s p. m.
The Farmers society OF Equity
expecting q car OF corn today. Call {
phone your orders at once as It WI
not last long.
The M. I. AS OF the Third was
will give an apron and overall dans
at the meeting house on Monds
night. March 26th. The men mu
all appear in oVeralIs and tho ladii
in gingham dresses or aprons.
small admission will be charged.
Ask for a kodak bank and bee he
easy IT is to get a real kodak or car
era with spare dimes at the HLineha
Studio.
The proceedings Of the Inst s.
sion OF the county commissioners "
be found on the second page Of Il
issue.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16
Wan Paper at vincent,s.

John Mcdonald of FIT. william.
Canada. visited several days this
week with his uncle, VIM. McLennan
He was en- route to San Pedro, Cal,
to visit with his uncle, Dune McLen-
nan.
Beautiful new line of slippers and
pumps Just in. Call and see them
at H. B. Whitmans.
Rev. F. M. Johnson writes that he
has been assigned to parish At Globe
Arizona, instead of Clifton and Nor
cent, where he expected to be locat-
ed when he left here. The parish at
Globe has $50 members. He says
that he Is highly pleased with his To-
cation.
The Vincent Furniture company
has added to their line of ranges the
Copper Clad MalIeable Range. Call
and SEQ this wonderful cooking ma
chine.-The Vincent Furniture Co.
There will be a wrestling match at
o1son's hail In Ovid tomorrow night
between Cotton Kimball of Alton
and Charles Mas of Roberts. Idaho
Doors open at $50. Admission
gentlemen, 30 cents; ladies rs cents.
There will be a dance after the wrest-
ling match.
The Bear Lake Farmers Society
of Equity has just received a ship
ment of first class alfalfa seed. 1t
will pay you to get your order In
early. \.
superintendent Stevenson OF the
city schools Is In Pocatello today Wis
iting the Idaho Technical Institute.
Tomorrow there will be organized in
Pocatello, a School Masters club.
The membership of this club will
consist of the superintendents. prin-
cipals and supervisors OF the schools
in all the Southeastern counties o.
the state.
See that beautiful line of new but.
tons at H. B. Whitman's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nelson returned
last week from q two months so
journ in Southern California. They
came home by the way of Portland
Mr.. Nelson is much improved II
health and is ready to buckle dowI
to the automobile business wheneve
the weather man gives as some de
cent weather.
All those who have hauled grave
) away from Mrs. Aschliman's plae
and have not paid her are eaFnestl,
. requested to leave the money at Mar
: tin Winters store and receive re
ceipt for the same. Mrs. Aschlimal
q says that she does not believe tina
r there are any men In Montpelier VIII
4 are so small. az 10 deliberatel
beat her out of the money which
due her.
. A large supply OF beautiful wa
= paper Just arrived at the Nielse
i furniture store.
. Mr.. ana Mrs. J. P. sulima arrive
A from San Francisco. Californa. Tue
day morning to take up their futuI
home here. Mr.. sulima will tai
charge Of the phosphate mines hel
!. for the Union Phosphate compan
mr. August Vogt. Who has been
charge Of the mine for several yea
?, viii leave for California TO tai
= charge Of some other work for Il
company Cokeville Register.
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"lIsssI SAL IAKE. Ufln. 60 ~. 80 re.

DR.. F. J. Alexander. optOmetrist
Of the Alexander Optical company
will be at the Burgoyne hotel ell day
Thursday. March %. Those having
any trouble with their eyes should
not fail to see him
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16

Yesterday afternoon at the home
of the brides parents Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Andreag, Bishop Hoff united in
marriage Mr. Jacob j. Neusbaum and
Miss Emily Andreag. The young cou-
ple will leave today for a month s
visit with the groom's relatives in
Indiana.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-03-16

At the home of the brides parents
last night about thirty Of the neigh
bors of the community were enter
tanned at delightful reception. go
cial intercourse and a delightful
luncheon were the means Of passing
several hours In a most happy way.
The young couple were the recipients
Of many very useful presents.