Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-04

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college. He win have the benefit Of
military training twice = day, but Il
not In the students army training
corps. -.--~-
RusseiI Groo and Ruhe Lindsay len,
yesterday morning for Jefferson Bar
racks. Mo-, to enter the service Of
Cnele Sam. A large number Of their
friends were at the depot 70 bid them
Goodbye.
Mrs. Anna WetEel and her grand
daughter, Miss Virginia Williams OF
Soda Springs. were Montpelier vial
tors last Saturday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wetzel will leave in a short time Tor
California to spend the winter.
A wonderful line OF dress goods in
satins, crepes, tRffeta and wool pop
Inns just arrived at the Fair Store.
Sam l., Lewis.
A number of soldier letters. which
were sent in too late for this issue,
win be published next week. The
! Examiner is glad to publish letters
from the boys in France, and in order
the letters should be received In this
Office by Wednesday.
When it comes to patriotism the
medal must be awarded to Thomas
Burke. Last Saturday he handed In
Liberty Loan bonds to the amount OF
$500. 90. subscribed by the men under
his direction as section foreman. Ev-
cry man proved himself O patriot by
taking out bond.
~ A. IT,. w IHow.iax, aud
daughter Hortense will leave Satur-
day for Los Angeles. Cal, whore they
will remain this winter. Miss Lillis
Birch, an intimate friend, will accom-
pany them. The trip will be made in
Mr.. Horsley's Overland car.-Soda
Springs. Chieftain.
Full line Of fall hats in all OF the
latest models in veivets, plushes and
felts. Prices range from s2.9S to
81. Come early II you wish q nifty
hat at these bargain prices.-The
Fair Store, Sam L Lewis.
Idaho has been called upon TO sup
ply 155 more men for the spruce pro-
duction division at Vancouver Bar
racks. Wash. These men are TO en-
train during the Ave day period COM
mencing Oct. IL. Bear Lake county
will have to send three men under
this call.
Mrs. Fred Hughes returned last
Friday from Camp Funston, where
she went two weeks ago to see her
husband. She. says that Fred did not
have to undergo an operation. He
left the camp ON Sept. 26 with large
contingent OF colored boys, for some
eastern port, from which they will
shortly sail for France.
II is time to think about that new
heating stove you will need this fall
Before you buy inspect our Howard
over draft heater. They save SO pei
cent In fuel and give more heat than
any other heater on the Market
Nielsen Furniture Co.
Members OF the Masonic order, u
the number Of 35, gathered at this
hall last Monday night to extend q
fraternal farewell to Worshipful Mas
ter Russell Groo, who left for Jeffer.
son Barracks yesterday morning
Short talks were made by severa
OF the members and e. A. Burrell, OF
behalf Of King Solomon lodge. pre-
sented Mr.. Groo with a fountain pen
Refreshments and ciEara Were enjoy
!, ed after-she- cTose OF the lodge.
Two more families were added Il
the census of Montpelier this week
being sent here for railroad work
Int il unfortunate that people coming
here are unable to find living quarter
and are compelled TO put up THU
adequate accommodations The prize
Fasked for houses and rooms ought q
encourage those who have them 70
rent to make them at least REASONABLE!
} comfortable to live In. With a scar
city OF coal production and the plea
n OF fuel administrators to save coal
, might be Just possible that such au
} Ithorities with the assistance of tn
council of defense will cause some o
the dilapidated and ready-to-fall
down shell shaeks TO be condemned.