Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-21

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Logan, spent last Saturday afternoon
in Montpelier visiting with MIR Peter
sons brother, Earl and sister, Mrs.
John A. Bagley.
twenty-five cents per hour for the
use Of our electric vacuum carpet
sweeper.-Nielsen Furniture Co.
Mrs. E. A. Brough and children
and Junior Brennan returned Monday
evening from a two weeks visit in
Salt Lake.
Mrs. Frank Hutchins and daughter
Carol and Miss Lyle Sweet returned
to Salt Lake the first of the week,
after a short visit with Montpelier
friends.
Sidney BurgOyne was operated on
for appendicitis Wednesday at the
Montpelier hospital. Although his
condition was serious at the time he Is
reported as resting we'll this morning
Sun Fast Carpet-Something en-
tirely new, strong, handsome and
sanitary at the Nielsen Furniture Co..
In order to close out our stock of
milliery all S4, So and Sc hats will be
sold at just half price; good assort-
ment yet to select from.-The Fair
Store, Sam L. Lewis.
Just before going to press we learn
that Mr.. and Mrs. Worley Hunter of
Raymond, were both badly injured
! yesterday afternoon, when their team
ran away with them.
Melvin Phelps returned last week
from Gooding, where he attended the
state deaf and dumb school the past
year. He was accompanied by Ar
thur Potter of Soda Springs, who Wis
| tied here over Sunday.
j. P. Stevens, formerly of this city,
but now of Fairview, Utah, has been
in the county for several weeks shear.
ing sheep. This work having been
completed in this sectionn, he left
yesterday for Montana.
Mrs. H. H. Hunter arrived from
Spokane last Saturday, having been
called here by the illness of her sis
ter-in-law, Mrs. E. w. Rinehart, who
IS confined TO her bed with a mild
attack OF typhoid fever.
At the state platform conventions
to be held in Boise next Tuesday tht
democrats OF Bear Lake will be rep
i resented by e. NJ Pugmire, F. L
lCruikshank and James Smeath. Thu
Republicans will be represented b.
F. M. Winters, VIM. L. Rich ant
\ Frank Wright.
Is A number OF Montpelier's best mu
4 sieians-both vocal and Instruments
have decided to give a series Of en-
tertainments in the county. the en-
tire proceeds from which will be do
mated to the local Red Cross chapter
1The first entertainment will be give
,, at Liberty next Thursday night.
Cards have been received in tn
Ecity announcing the marriage of Ml
drew Bulge and Miss Chloe Keator
!. which occurred in Logan yesterda!
Drew is tn eson of Judge and Mr.
Alfred Bulge. The young coupl
will be at home in Boise after Jul
LIST.
,, N. N. Hayes OF Kayesville. Utal
l is visiting with Bear Lake relative
and friends this week. Mr.. HayC
e left here 13 year sage and went to A
l berta, Canada, where he rename
!, dntil two years ago, when he returne
q to the United States and purchase
a ranch near Kayesyille.
= James Sheath is back on his il
:, with the railroad company, after pu
I ing in two months of real hard VOL
I on his ranch near Bancroft. H
family will remain there for tV
y months or more. Jim says that
:. will have a bumper crop Of gra
L this year.
d Mrs. Z. L. McClaye received wol
last Saturday that her eldest son, !
a siding in Wyoming. would leave du
!. ing the present month for service
n the u. s. army and she departed tn
Is day to be with him before his leavil
II for camp duty. She will not retu
In to Montpelier for perhaps two
more months-