Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-07

Rich McMinn, sheriff of Lincoln
county, Wyo., died in Kemmerer last
Wednesday. Death was caused from
pneumonia.
twenty-five cents per hour for the
use of our electric vacuum carpet
sweeper.-Nielsen Furniture Co.
The ladies' aid society OF the M. e.
church will hold a cooked food sale
at Ed Rich's grocery tomorrow af-
ternoon.
Mrs. p l.. Tawney and little
daughter of Rigby, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. rs. parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Dalrymple.
Baptism" will be the subject at IL
o'clock a. m. at the M. e. church next
Sunday. Come and hear the Bible
way on this much debated subject
The Pastor.
= A teacher with first-class recon-
mendations would like a place to tu-
tor children q few hours each day
during the summer, for her room
and board. Inquire at this ONCE.
The greatest range on earth, the
range that ha staken the gold medal
wherever 1t has has been exhibited,
Is the Majestic. Sold by the Nielsen
Furniture Co.
Every German alien woman in this
country will have to register any
time between Monday, June II, and
\ they must register with their local
POSTMASTER.
Guy Davis has resigned his posi-
taon with Brennan & Davis. and
with his family left this morning
for Frontier. Wyo., where he has ac-
cepted a position with the u. P. Coal
Co.
John Black. agent for the Singer
sewing machine, carries q full line OF
extras and supplies; also does repair
ing: phone 1881.
-Mr.-and Mrs. Joseph Bagley have
issued invitations to the marriage OF
ktheir daughter Sarah to Mr.. Andy j.
Wells. Il The happy event will take
place at the Bagley home at high
noon on Wednesday, June IL.
Miss Nellie Jones left last Wednes.
day for an extended visit with her
aunt, Mrs. Milton Ward, at Granada
Cal. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward recently
|, moved there from Canada. Nellie
will also visit at several points IN
California before returning 1ome.-
Misses Jean Hansen and Amy
I lMunk took advantage of the excur,
sion rates and went to Salt Lake
] wednesday to visit over Sunday
Miss Marguerite Hansen IL in charge
OF the news stand at the depot during
TQansa abaanea .=5zrf
!, Al Smith OF this city ia somewha
proud of the fact that he now hal
twenty-one grandsons and twt
granddaughter. The last son to ar
rive put in his appearance at thu
home of J. d. Mott In this city. Las
Sunday.
Jesse Bulge and family motoret
up from Pocatello Wednesday. The,
were accompanied BY Prof. Waite
-lR. SidersS The men spent yesterda,
angling for speckled beauties. The,
will return to PocatelIo today, bu
Mrs. Bulge and the children xiii re
maia Tor q week.
Last Saturday afternoon bunel
Iof sheep caused q bad wreck nea
! Pegram. While waiting az the rail
road crossing for q long freight frai
to pass, some Of them evidently 60
: ntired and attempted TO cross tn
0 track beneath the moving cars. Tn
i result was six cars were ditehed an
. s head OF sheep were killed. VI
The parents OF Jim Holmes, Ro
a ZONES and Ernest Smith received lei
L tiers this week conveying the fnfol
% nation that the boys were again wit
10 Battery B somewhere in France.
n These boys we're detached from th
y battery shortly after their arrival q
% Long Island last November, and ser
d to Newport News, Va, where they n
. NAMED until the 18th Of last montl
when they sailed for France.