Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-07-12


Miss Lila HaiFup OF st. Charles, were
united In marriage ON June goth. MIR. |
Jones has been called TO the coIors |
TT. Logan. His bride will remain
with her parents while he is serving
his country. M*
Mrs. II. Beckstrom returned last
Friday from four months visit with
her son, Carl. and other relatives In
Chicago and with relatives IN Coun-
oil Bluffs, Iowa. She was accompanied
by her nephew, Nels Werner, who
will visit here for couple Of months.
Mrs. r. A. Langford il Offering all
81 her household good sfor sale, as
she and her daughter Stella viii leave
shortly for Salt Lake. where they ex-
pect to make their future home. Mrs.
Langford IA making the change IN che
hope that her health will be better
IN lower altitude.
j. p. Stocks, who was over from
Fish Haven Wednesday, requested
the Examiner to state that there IL
no truth in the report that they have
raised the price for the rental OF
tents. The same prices are earged
as last year, namely, 80, 50 and $40
\ week.
r.. III. Watkins, who was called
here three weeks ago by the illness
If his mother, Mrs. Ann Watkins, left
for bis home at ElIenaburg. Wash,
thi snoring. His mother, who IL 81
years old, ia still In very feeble con-
dition and the end may come at any
time.
The Montpelier and Bear Lake
stakes will hold a Joint Sunday
school convention at Paris next Sun
day. Sessions will be held at 10 a.
m. and D. N. The following ON
sials from Salt Lake will be In atten-
dance: Stephen L. Richards, Elias
@. Ashton. Milton Benion and chas.
B. Felt.
An unusual treat has been Afforded
patrons OF the opera house commenc-
ing Wednesday night By the appear
nnce OF q vaudeville company In high
class acts. Mansfield and Riddle in
comedy singing and eccentric dancing
and Reeder and Armstrong ct the pi.
ano have enthusiastically brought
down the house.
e Miss Luella Jensen returned last
Monday from Vancouver, Wash.
where she had been visiting with hei
Ibrother, Oren and wife. for the pas
n ave months. She greatly enjoyed hei
, stay on the coast, and says that 0feI
| ID hard at work helping 10 get ou
spruce with which 70 build airplanei
: that will soon be sent 70 France.
& The following program Will be rem
1 dered at the Third ward hall Sunda,
evening, July IA, at 8 o'clock. undo
the auspices Of the N. 1. A.: Our Al
\ lly, Russia. by De Meade Austin; yoca
duet. Rock OF Ages, BY Loftie GroR
lean and Birdie Parker; vocal sole
Rugsia'g national hymn, BY Venu
Williams. All are cordially invited.
Il The coming to Montpelier Of Tai
Fan OF the Apes" which appears q
The opera house tomorrow night 70
hat night only, Is rare treat /
moving picture loving people. Il
i not every town that In permitted
secure this great film and there Is III
tie doubt that the opera house will b
Il TOO small 10 accommodate the crowd
that will want 10 witness It. The eE
tire OF next week Ii billed with al
fractions that will witness good Al
licences 81 each show. The usual ~
rial picture, THE House Of Hate,
will be shown tonight as usual.
George AIleman, a well know
i short Line engineer, died in the
ID. 8. hospital at Salt Lake last MoI
L lay, where he had gone 20 al
Il ierg0 an operation, but the end can
in three hours after he reached n
hospital Owing to his III health
had not been on the road for the pa
nine months. His body was brougl
10 cokevllle for burial. where b
wife and children are living on
ranch. His funeral services we
held Wednesday.
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