Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-04-12

WALL PAPEn AT vTNCENT's.
Mise Maud smeash came No from
Salt Lake last Saturday to spend sun
day with her parents. She 10 attend
ing Henneger's business college
there.
Mrs. WIN. Morgan. ST.. and daughs
ter. Ross. came in from cokeviIle last
Monday and leSt Tuesday morning
tor Southern California. whore they
J are going TO seek relief for Mrs. Nor
+, gan's health
Free help for your foot troubles By
foot specialist &C our store today
and tomorrow L. Burgoyne q
Sons.
The fraternal orders OF Montpelier
are investing all-of Their surplus funds
that they can spare in Liberty bonds.
Those 80 far reported are. WoOdmen
OF the World. $500: Masons. 5000;
Order Of Eastern Star. s20O.
Save your old straw hat by dyeing
L with hat dye; We sell the good
tind.-RiteF Bros Drug Co.
Flying Cadet Lloyd Lehrbaa writ
ug from Camp Dick. Texas. under
late of April 6. says that he expected
o be transferred in a few days 20
Nineola. Long Island. for aerial aes-
robaties.
Hugh Hall. son OF Fremont Hall Of
his city. enlisted In the engineers
'orps In Pocatello the FIRST OF last
Eeek. He waa sent 70 Salt Lake and
eft there last week for Camp Grant.
H., for training. -,
Mira Q. e. Everingham and little
ION went TO 0lenn's Ferry last Mon
lay for a short yiait with Mr.. and
Mira. Ed Lambert ]. before leaving TO
Join Mr.. Everingham at Hammonton.
N. J.
All who have completed knitted
articles are again requested 20 turn
them In at once 40 the local Red
Cross chapter 10 DESTROYS Of making
. shipment. Articles can be left
either at the city hall. with Mrs.
Munk, or with Mrs. o. H. 0roo.
Cali and see our line OF ali silk
dresses for ladies: they are nifty and
prices are reaaonable.-The Fair
Store. Sam L. Lewis. =-s-.-----
Cards have been received In this
city annuncing the birth OF an eight
pond son to Mr.. and Mrs. r. @. Cole
1t hospital in Boise on April 3. Mrs.
Cole was f0SzBsy Miss Ethel Cough
lin, formerly of Montpelier. M Her
Nather, James CougKIYn, IL one OF the
old-time Short Line conductors.
Among the prize winners on the
first day OF the International Live
stock show In Salt Lake this week we
notice that the Bulge Land q Live
stock company OF this county, receiv-
ed frat and second prizes on DuroC
Jersey hogs. eight months old: also
a reserve champion priae.
County Commissioner Evans In
formed us this morning that the die.
trict engineer for the forest service
will be here about the middle OF May
% begin surveying the limo for the
Montpelier-A Alton road. Mr.. Evans
thinks that considerable construction
work will be done on the road this
year.
II a few days ago Miss Minnie Rob.
bins received from her soldier friend
In France q very pretty souvenir In
the form OF white silk handkerchief
In one corner OF which was embroid
cred in colors the French flag, , can.
non and a rooster IN his letter the
II soldier said that Ne stood and watch
ed the French lady while she em
broidered the designs.
Mrs. George Poulson Of Liberty
died in this city last Tuesday. DEATH
!. was caused from pneumonia and com
plications following child birth De
ceased was about 2s years OF age. Sh'
Is survived b. her husband and foHl
children. the oldest OF whom II onl,
| six years old Her funeral services
/ we're held at Liberty yesterday after
| noon.
Time will tell. but the woman viii