Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-04-26
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The pupils OF j. 3. TueIler win give
their annual recital On May q. the
place and hour OF which win be an
nounced next week.
Joe Rich reports the sales OF Buick
cars to W. A. and willard Hart. A. c.
Evans Of Raymond. Otto Rohner OF
Paris and J. A .Hymas Of Liberty
We carry a complete line OF ko-
daks. films and all supplies. Bring
in your films for developing and I'm.
ishing. We have installed an East
man charging plant and are turning
out perfect work. Bring us your
choice negatives for charging and
framing -Rinehart studio, the ko-
dak store. Montpelier.
Dave GallAfant reports the sale of
a seven-passenger. Coast Model Stu
debaker TO Burton Thomas OF Bloom
ingtn, and also q seven-pasaenge car
to Ike stephens. Mr.. GallafAnt now
has on exhibition one OF the new
Studebaker roadsters, which is about
the classiest car ever shown In Mont
pelier.
Yesterday Fred Cruickshank closed
the deal for the sale OF his garage and
itock OF autos and supplies 70 some
q. Charles partiesy The transfer is
Aeing made today and next week we
will make further mention OF the
deal. a
w. H. Rid was up from Blaekfoot
or several days the past week "BNl''
has decided to become a permanent
resident of the Grove City and ia Of
tering his residence property In this
city for sale. His daughter, Mabel.
who has taught in the Montpelier
schools for the past nine years. has
been elected as one OF the teachers in |
the Blackfoot schools for next year.
On Saturday night. May Ath. Mr. /
Laurant. the magician. will appear At |
the Montpelier theatre under the aus /
pices Of the high school lyceum com
mittee. This will be the concluding
number OF the season. 1t Is expected
that Mr. Laurant will give q splendid
and wholesome entertainment and a /
large crowd is anticipated.
Russell whitman returned Tues
day from Payette, where he had been
employed in jewelry store for the
past. four months. Russell's patriot
ism has become aroused 20 such
pitch that he has decided to OFFER
his services to Uncle Sam. but before
doing so he will probably have to un-
dergo a slight operation.
Several train loads Of soldiers have |
passed through here this week from
American Lake and Vancouver Bar
racks to points in the east. prepare
tory to sailing for France. Close /
guard was kept over the trains dur {
ing their stop here. The men were I
not allowed to leave the cars. neither
were they permitted to state what
camp they came from.
The men who are to go from this
under Idaho's quota In the /
second draft will leave Montpelier
next Tuesday morning on No. 5. At
Pocatello they will Join the contin-
gents from the other Southeastern |
and will leave there that
evening on q special train for Ameri- |
can Lake. Be at the depot next Tues
day morning and give the boys
hearty farewell If
The H. c. w. club. which 10 com
posed OF a dozen or more OF Mont |
pelier's winsome maidens, ID going
to raise war garden. At the weekly |
meetings for the past two months the
girls have been deVoting their time to
sewing but from now on they will de- T
vote their time to the patriotic cause !
OF farming on a small scale. John |
Perkins has kindly donated the girls
a half acre OF land and will also fur +
nish the water. Next week the girls /
will don coYeraIls, and with rakes, t
hoes and shovels they will proceed TO
plant Che ground to potatoes and 9th
er garden truck" The proceeds
from the little farm" will be used I