Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-03-01

In RENTING Tor subscription 90 the
Examiner. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Kelly.
formerly OF Montpelier. but who now
live in Burnley. announce that on
March LIST they will leave for an ex-
tened trip through California.
II you are contemplating doing
any fencing. we have q carload Of
Cedar Posts coming in. Save your
orders for US as the price viii be low
for first class pOsts.--e W. q n. Co.
M. r. Day. of Minidoka. was
Montpelier visitor last Saturday. He
was on his way to Denver with four
carloads of hogs raised on his and
iadjOining ranches near Minidoka- ~
Jesse Lewis. David Humphreys
and Charles Goebel OF Paris after
having passed their draft examina-
ton, enlisted in the Spruce Produc-
ton division. Signal Corps. and left
on Wednesday for Vancouver. Wash
ington.
| am still paying the highest mar
ket prices for all kinds of furs and
pelts; bring in your coyote. muskrat
and other pelts and get big money for
them.-Sam L. Lewis. The Fair Store.
s. T. Hull. expert piano tuner. will
be at the Burgoyne Hotel for several
days. Leave orders or word at Mel
sen Music store or Burgoyne Hotel.
or notify G. o. Walton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Maroon OF Pres
ton, were the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Sam Lewis Sunday and Monday. They
left for their home on Tuesday morn
ing. Mr.. Marion IL one OF the lead
ing merchants or Preston and was
formerly mayor Of that city.
We have a few Fur Coats left that
we will sell at q little more than.
cost. II you win need q good coat
next fall this il a chance to save
money.-C. w. q NJ. Co.
Chief Justice Alfred Bulge spent
last Saturday in Paris ON business
He spent Saturday night in Montpel-
Ter and went to POcatello Sunday to
remain few days before returning
to Boise.
II you are bothered with dandrufr
try a bottle of the guaranteed dan
drum cure, sold by d. M. Hymas at
the Palace barber shop. Your money
refunded II It does not cure the dan
druff
John Black bonded agent for Sing
er Sewing Machine company for Ida
no and Wyoming territory. Full line
Of supplies for Singer machines. Of
flee Second Hand Furniture store on
Main street, Montpelier.
The C. w. & M. company will be
prepared to take care OF the wants OF
farmers and ranchers, and to assist
them in every way during Farm I'm
lplement Inspection Week.
| Carl spongberg is in receipt OF
card from his brother. George. from
Honolulu where he is with the 18th
Marines. Mr.. spongberg will be sta
toned at Pearl Harbor for q while.
and reports himself well and thor
onghly enjoying the glorious weather
in Hawaii.
4 We wish to help every person
within our reach to start the saving
we give SIS worth OF good dependable
merchandise for SIS and present you
with a Thrift Stamp besides.--E. l.
Burgoyne & Sons.
The concert given by the Montpel-
or Second ward choir last Saturday
night was not as well attended az IL
4 should have been. 4 splendid pro
cram was given and those that at
tended enjoyed II immensely. About
go was cleared, which will be used
TO purchase song books for the choir.
! John Hood OF Pocatello, buyer for
he Golden Rule Mercantile company.
as o visitor in Montpelier Tuesday
ar. Hood just returned from a trip
0 eastern cities. and states that bus
ness ID very erratic He also says
hat the fighting spirit Ia most thor
.ughly aroused in the east. and thai
anyone even talks OF peace In any
gay they want him informed immedi-
ately.