Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14
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shore 1Wing 90 the large amountof
business before the supreme court,
the Judge will be detained In Boise
for probably another month.
o. b. PARROT. chiropracter. has To-
Gated in Montpelier and taken the
rooms over the Bank OF Montpelier,
recently vacated by j. @. venter. He
is now ready to give treatments and
would be pleased to meet all who
have any chronic ailments. Consul
tation free.
Every German alien woman In this
country win have 10 register any
time between Monday. June II, and
Wednesday. June &c. In this county
they must register with their local
postmaster.
/ V. A, Culver and family will leave
In their car tomorrow for Salt Lake,
where they will make their future
home. and where Mr.. Culver viii be
personally interested In the Motor
Mercantile Co, new enterprise
which has just been launched I'm
Utah's capital.
I Louis Stuart returned Tuesday
morning from Salt Lake. where he
has been in the L. d. S. hospital for
three months. as a result OF q broken
/ leg, the accident having occurred at
Green River while Louis was at
tempting TO get on his engine. The
injured leg is bothering him q great
deal and II will be several weeks be-
/ fore he is able to resume his work as
/ fireman.
r. w. Clark OF the Ogden Whole
sale Drug Co., accompanied by Mrs.
Clark, left last Monday morning for
the Southern Utah country. including
the Grand and Zion canyons. They
expect to be gone about six weeks.
Mr.. Clark has been transferred from
Idaho to the Southern Utah territory
and will remove his family TO Salt
Lake this fall.
After several promises only to De
disappointed as many times. Manager
Brough has finally succeeded in PRO
curing that much coveted picture.
The Stacker" which will be exhibit
ed at the opera house next Monday
night. That Il will be witnessed by
one of the largest and most apprecia-
tive audiences 10 have ever greeted a
film speciality goes without saying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Nelson motored
in Tuesday evening from Long Beach,
Cal where they have been for the
past eight months. They came by
way Of San Francisco, and we're two
weeks on the road They report hRv-
ing encountered extremely hot wea.
Their all the way from Sacramento
After attending 10 some business
, matters here they will return to Ions
Beach, and expect to leave in about
three weeks.
On Wednesday night, June &c
there will be a repeater dance" al
the pavilion, In other words, thC
program of music played at the or
, chestra dance on June 6th. will bg
repeated. The dance on the 9Th was
the largest one OF the year, and also
one of the best While the orchestra
is not giving the dance on the 26th
they will furnish the music and yot
tNall know what kind of toe ticklers'
1.-THE Montpelier orchestra can play.
Last Sunday MIR. and Mrs. James
: Bryan received q letter from theil
son, Bates, who Is a member OF ths
: 9Th regiment of y 8. marines. ans
1 has been In France for the past -four
. months. The letter was written OF
!. May II, and among other things
: Bates says: We'll. I know what I
/ little trench life is like as we havi
q spent few days in them, but can
z tell you any more about II for thu
censor would cut It out" The 5tl
: regiment was in action last Monda,
! and ten were killed.
q Two capacity houses greeted "Fo
7 the Freedom of the World" Tuesda,
4 night and Who's Your Neighbour
Wednesday night at tho Montpelie
theatre. Especially was the Tuesda
night play literally patronized. givei
!. rs 1t was In the interest OF the VIC
: mans council Of national defense.
Is also conceded that 1t was the bes
Of the two entertainments, aithoug
i Who's Your Neighbour" is a pictur
! of much merit and a lesson seldom
). portrayed on the screen. Manage
L Brough IL well pleased with the sue
9 cess attending both entertainments.
Mr. and Mrs. L. p. Doran, Mr.. an
!. Mrs. Jesse Minson and ID. L. Lon
2 arrived In Montpelier Wednesda
: from Utah, for a visit at the home @
2 l.. II. Long. The young man Is
2 son and the ladies are daughters G
Mr.. Long. d. L. Ii an artist and he
|. had charge Of the art department O
d a large advertising company In Sa
q Francisco for several years. MI
Z. Longs daughters and son were Dor
h and raised in Bear Lake county. an
II they will spend some time here visit
ing old friends and relatives.
le The free public library in the cit
! hall Ii open every Saturday afternoo
n until 5 o'clock.