Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1917-11-30

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renee Malone left Tuesday morning
for American Lake. where they will
remain for some time with their hus-
bands who are in training At Camp
Lewis.
Twenty per cent discount on all
genuine cut glass and silverware be-
ginning Monday. December Srd, at
Nielsen's Music & Jewelry store.
Mrs. w. @. Staley returned last
Saturday from q three months visit
with relatives at different points in
Ohio. she reports that at some Of the
places she visited flying machines
we're nearly AZ common as automo-
biles are here.
The Vincent Furniture Co. offers a
splendid line OF rockers, library tables
and davenports for holiday gifts. Call
and inspect our stock before buying.
w. C. Teuscher OF Geneva. left last
Tuesday ON No. II for American
Lake He was called to take the
place OF Andy Wells. who failed TO
pass the final examination. II MIR.
Teuscher passes examination at the
camp Bear Lake county will have its
full quota OF men asked for under
the first call.
Our line OF SO cent neckties In In
dividual holiday boxes 10 the largest
assortment OF patterns we have ever
shown.-E.- l.. Bargoyne a Sons
II On Thursday night of last week
about twenty-five lady friends OF MIRA.
j. W. Arnold went 70 her home In q.
body and took possession. Guessing
games, music and other amuscmentS
were enjoyed until midnight. wheA
the table was set and a bountifql
hsupper served, I'm the wee ANA
E6oIrs the ladies returned to their
homes. happy over the jolly time they
had spent and the complete surprise
they had given Mrs. Arnold.
The city council met last Tuesday
night for the purpose of hearing
protests against the construction OF
the sewerage system, but not n sin
gle protest had been fled with the
city clerk and no one appeared in
person to make any objections.
You need buy only one in q life
time IL you buy the Great Majestic
Range. Sold by the Nielsen Furni
ture Co.
Mrs. Ira Stone, nee Moreta Bogley
is expected to arrive today from
Mineola, Long Island, where she hal
been with her husband. Sargean
Stone, OF the old H company Wyom
ing National guards. Mrs. Ston'
! has been with her husband ever sine
, the company went east. Her depart
T ure from Long Island indicates tina
the Wyoming boys are soon to leav'
: for France.
n Do your Xmas shopping early
Come in and look at our large assert
d ment of rugs. Nothing brightens a
e the room as much as a nice, ne'
= rug. We have anything you want
Nielsen Furniture Co.
Ill While enroute to Pocatello Las
! Saturday we had the pleasure OF =
= hours chat with a sergeant in tn
British army. who was just over froI
v the battle fields In France. He. wit
several other British and French o.
ficers. came over to instruct our so
diers in European war methods. an
no had been detailed to Camp Lewis
It was interesting to hear him Telat
his experiences In the trencheal +
II Knew, when he left London on No
u 8, that the big drive was coming thu
the British made on the wester
NJ front last week and he said the r
re suits would have been more sevel
ds to the Germans than Il was had Il NJ
re been necessary TO send so many 90
diers to the relief OF Italy. He wi
ry firmly of the opinion that the wi
m would end within a year. The repor
K of the brutal treatment accorded q
~ Belgium men and women by the Ge
at man soldiers have not been exagge
ated In the least. he said.