Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-05-18


removed from Paris 70 Montpelier,
to be nearer their dry farm for the
summer,
Alma Winters returned yesterday
from Berkeley. Cal. where he at
tended the state university the past
year.
Columbia Grafonola, the machine
OF wonderful tone: come in and hear
them play. We have a large stock OF
records. Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Mrs. Elmer j. Tabor died at Sho-
shone. Idaho. last Sunday. She was
the daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Alma
Findlay OF Bloomington. The re-
mains were brought to Bloomington
for burial. the funeral services be-
ing held last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lewis returned
Tuesday from the east where they
had been for a month buying goods
for their store and visiting with rel
atives Having decided to remain
in business here, they purchased q
large stock OF general merchandise
and soon again will be ready to sup
ply the needs OF their old-time pat
rons,
Headache 10 often caused by eye
strain. Free tests at Nelson's. Best
lenses and mountings at reasonable
prices; money back II not satisfied.
Mrs VIM. Bedel was treated 10 a
pleasant surprise last Wednesday
evening, when about twenty OF her
lady friends called at her home to
assist her in celebrating her 4Sth
birthday. The evening WIZ spent IN
sg6ciai chat and guessing games. af-
ter which refreshments were served.
The affair was arranged by her
daughters. Mesdames Preston and
Maxwell. Mrs. BedeI was the recip-
lent Of number Of nice presents.
Money to loan on real estate and
buildings, easy terms; come in now.
w. G. Brown at Hotel Burgoyne.
Through Marriott q Smell OF the
| Soda Springs Real Estate Co., the
old Walter Crane ranch about two
miles north OF Soda Springs. con-
sisting OF 200 acres, was sold last
week to Messrs. Giles. Clark and
Jenkins OF Provo, Utah, considera-
ton $1,000. The new owners are
all men OF families and they have
already taken possession. Soda
Springs Chieftain.
Delightful music-the Magnolia
should be in every. home. Nelson
will sell you one on easy payments.
Montpelier has one young man
who does not intend to fight for his
country for the reason that he can
not conscientiously engage In war in
any form" At least he gave that as
his reason for being exempt from
military duty in an affidavit which
he swore to before q notary public
last Tuesday. The affiant further
declares that his life has. been fully
consecrated TO the Lord and His SER
vice." Well. 1t takes all kinds of
people TO make up this old world of
ours, but we hope that the young
man referred to lie the only one of
bis kind In Montpelier.
Now IL the time TO order your
summer suit. have . large line OF
samples to select from. Extra pair
OF pants with each suit Prices reas-
enable and fit guaranteed Fred
seiler. opposite First National bank.
Edward Saline Of South Bend.
Ind. spent several days In the city
this week, visiting with his sister,
Mrs. Donald Garrett, whom he had
not seen for ten years. His arrival
was a complete surprise to Mrs
AGarrett. He 10 on route to Phoenix.
Arizona, to visit another sister.
whom he has not seen for fourteen
years. From there he will go to the
western coast and then tour the
south before returning to his work
at South Bend. where he Ia head
accountant for the International
Harvester Co.
: All kinds OF furniture repair work
: done At the Nielsen Furniture Co.
Wednesday morning Thos. Bar
rett. clerk OF Walnut camp. Wood.
men Of the World. received from the
head clerk at Denver q check for
$4,000, payable to Mrs. Dorothy
Rohner. widow OF J. J. Rohner. who
died in this city on April 10. The
prompt payment Of this death claim
Is in keeping with the manner In
which this order conducts al of IL
business affairs. There are never
, any long waits for the payment Of
death claims. II the proofs Of death
are properly executed. as they yer,