Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-18
Local News
Montpelier. Friday, october is. 1918.

Marjorie, the eighteen-months-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo
Swensen, died last Saturday evening,
after an illness of about two months.
Funeral services were held at the
family residence Monday morning.
A beautiful new line OF coats for la
dies and misses just received at H. B.
Whitman's.
Dan Severn has been i'll with ty-
phoid-pneumonia for the past week,
but this morning his condition was re-
ported as being very favorable and
chances of recovery are good.
e. w. Rinehart left last Sunday
morning for three weeks visit at
Spokane and Portland. Mrs. Rine-
hart, who has been visiting with rel
atives at Spokane for the past six
weeks will return with him. Y
Now is the time TO fatten the hogs
while the weather is mild. Plenty
of chopped feed at the mill.-Mont-
pelier Milling Go.
Mrs. Leona Lance returned to
Nampa last Friday after a. weeks
visit with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Hauck. She was accompanied
by her sister, Violet, who will visit
there for a few weeks. ----
~raake- this ran, get the Majestic, the
range this fall, get the jMaestic, the
range with repntation.-Nielsen
Furniture Co.
II you want an aIl-wool suit, guar
anteed to fit, for from SIS to S28, call
at Fred Sellers tailor shop and have
A. L. A. ga41n 1V
nounces that he will invest one-tenth
of the price of every suit that he
makes I'm war savings gtamps.
Mrs. Sam Wuthrich received let
ter Wednesday from her son, Ed, who
is at Camp Fremont, in which he stat
ed that h ewas one Of the first In that
camp to be taken down with the infiu-
enza, but that he was getting along
nicely and was able to be out OF doors
the day he wrote. --.e
Call and look over our stock Of
blankets In both wool and cotton. Re-
member, we have always sold these
goods cheaper than our competitors.
H. D. Whitman.
Acting upon the recent order of d.
rector General McAdoo, that railroad
employees holding any political office
should either quit the service OF the
company or resign from the office,
James Sheath has rendered his res
ignatfon as councilman from the First
ward. His successor will be appoint
ed by the council at It's next meeting.
Leave films at Ritter Bros. for de-
velopment and printing; ask Tor pric-
es for nlargements.-J. ID. Cum
mings.
A man by the name of Harrison
accompanied by his wife arrived 10
the city Wednesday and engaged iodg-
ing and board at the Hunter house.
Yesterday that hosiery was placard-
ed with a sign reading. Spanish IN
fn1enza Quarantine. DIR. PARROT va
Gated.
About the most Inconvenience
neopIe as q result of the town being
under quarantine are the teachers
who recently came here TO accept po-
sitions in our schools. While they
Awear the appearance OF being
.shomesiek, !" yet they are looking as
pleasant as they can under the cir
cumstancea. So are we.
The quarantine bap has banned the
Examiner as well as other people. We
hesitate to be seen in conversation
the streets as well az elsewhere Tor
fear 3 card will be nailed TO our ONCE
door with large letters printed there
ON. Guaranteed Consequently We
are short on news of local nature
but trust our readers will find sup
ply or long news 20 make up for the
short end.