Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-11-02

that title conferred upon him last
Wednesday morning when the stork
left a flne son AZ the home Of hia
SON, Leo. in st. Charles.
There viii be q wrestling match In
olson's hall in Ovid Saturday night,
November 8. between Cotton Kim
ball Of Alton and Henry Potter OF
Rigby. The match will be for the
best two falls out OF three; match to
begin at 3 o'clock. Admission, gents
so cents. ladies Is cents.
S. A. shreeve. an architect OF Oe-
den. was in the city yesterday confer
ring with some parties who are Agur-
ing on erecting new business block
here. We are not at liberty now 10
state who the parties are. hut under
stand that they have practically de
cided to build.
MIR. and Mrs. Joe Nelson returned
last Saturday from Pomona. Cal.
where they went by auto three weeks
ago with Judge Cough. The distance
from here to Pomona, according to
the speedmotor. In 1909 miles and
they made the trip in ave and one
halfdays. Joe says they encountered
less than 100 miles Of what might
be called bad roads ON the trip.
The following program will be
rendered at the Third ward chapel
Sunday evening. November 4, begin
ming at 1880 O'Clock: Piano solo, Ly-
man Crockett; vocal solo. Lydia Con-
ford; retold story. Ivan Phelps; piano
duet, Lucille and Louise Krogue: re-
marks by the M. /. A. stake oficera.
Everybody welcome.
You will do well to visit us before
making your fall purchases as we
bought our merchandise early in
1917 and have marked everything
very low. considering the strong ad-
vance in cotton and wool. We have
lots OF merchandise at old prices
H. b. Whitman.
THE Eyes OF the World" will he
the attraction at the Montpelier thea
tire next Wednesday afternoon and
evening. There will be two shows az
night, the first at 1880. and the Sec
ond at $3.50. The afternoon show
will begin at s:3O.
Mrs. J. N. Downing entertained at
800" last Wednesday afternoon
Twenty ladies enjoyed the game an
til $3.50, when luncheon was served.
The prize for the highest score was
won by Mrs. r. N. Sheldon and the
'all cut" prize went to Mrs. r. H.
The stork paid its FIRST visit to the
home Of Emory Mulica last Saturday
afternoon and left a ten-pound son )
-. now ID order To salute M. b.
Cherry as grandpa. The Judge"
says that he feels as though he was
about three feet taller. In fact, he
thinks that he IL Just az big q man
as Grandpa Muiica.
Assessor Dunn requests the Exam
liner to remind those who are buying
autos now that they are required TO
pay one-fourth the regular annual
license. Some who have bought cars
recently are under the impression
that they will not have to pay any II
cense until next year. but in this
they are mistaken.
The first OF the week 3. N. Kunx,
district agent for the Guarantee Fund
Life Insurance company. Of Omaha,
received q check for $500, rayabie
to Mrs. James Crane. being the first
installment on . $4,000 policy ear.
ried in that company by the late Mr..
Crane. Mrs. Crane will continue %
receive $500 Q year for the next nine
years.
The members Of King Solomon
lodge have received an Invitation "a
visit Kemmerer lodge this (Friday)
evening. Vice President Thomas y
Marshall IL IN Kemmerer today, and
being > member Of the Masonic order
will be the guest of Kemmerer lodge
tonight nc special meeting. held IL
his honor.
Mrs. H. r. spidell received Iettel
this week conveying the news of tn
death OF Miss Nellie Burns. whs
taught in the Montpelier publI'
schools seven years. She marries
shortly after leaving here and ven
70 Nevada. where she was living :
the time Of her death. which occurre,
> last August, and was caused. from
complications following child birth.
r The management OF the MontpelIe
{ theatre has been fortunate in secuF
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D pany Of high class artists. They rem