Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-12-13

The past few days have witnessed
quite q large number OF people corn
Ing to Montpelier from tha country 10
DO their trading. The 6u situation q
practically cleared mp and there Ia no
longer any danger to people coming
here. Wednesday and yesterday the
restaurants were taxed 70 their eapac-
tty to accommodate the large number
Of people coming TO town. but all
we're taken cRKe. M.
Al unusually attractive line OF
Christmas cards on display nc Ritter
sros. Drug Co.. Special prices BY
the dozen
The city hail. which was used az
an emergency hospital during the
iu epidemic. was thoroughly cleaned
md fgFligated last Saturday. and on
Monday City Clerk H@EW@Aa again es-
ablished his Offices there
Buy your wife q Great Majestic
range for Christmas. Nothing viii
make her work OF cooking easier
Nielsen Furniture Co.
Mrs. Grace Hill will arrive here ON
Saturday of next week and viii make
aer headquarters at the Paris MAlline-
y store. She hopes to meet all the Ia
lies OF Montpelier with n view OF con-
iulting with them as TO the advisable
ty OF her remaining here ana eatah-
sshtng a dressmaking parlor.
Why not get that boy high grade
band instrument for Chriafmaa3
Frank Williams viii sell you any
thing you want In that line for cash
1r on easy payments.
Ruben Lindsay of Bennington, who
went to Jefferson Barracks last Sep
sember to enter the limited service
section OF the army. was mustered
0ut last Sunday and arrived home
Wednesday morning. He said that
Russell Groo was expecting TO Be
mustered out any time.
A years subscription for good
magazine. makes an acceptable
Christmas present. We will take
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
the Continental Casualty Co., was i'm
the city last Saturday, securing
proofs of the deaths OF Alma Weaver,
Dick Barrett and Harry Short. all
Of whom carried insurance In his
company.
Beautiful cut glass. china and nov
elites OF all kinds for Christmas a.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
II. Richards last Saturday. Tho
mother was III with the influenza at
the time, but under the care OF a
competent nurse, she and the babe
are getting along nicely.
Store your car with us for the
winter; our storage room N steam
heated. We can also overhaul your
car during the winter, IL &c needs It
Bear Lake Motor Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allan Koford feel
very grateful to all those neighbors
and friends who so generously con-
tributed help and sympathy to them
in the illness and death OF their little
Hilda.
We have Just received q beautiful
line OF dress goods, suitable for hoii-
day gifts.-The Fair Store. Sam I.
Lewis.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Morgan, their
son John and daughter Rose, came
up from Cokeville last Tuesday and
remained over night the guests or
Mrs. Hannah AnseIl. Mr.. Morgan
reports the condition IN Cokeville as
being most favorable, not . case Of
the fiu now In the town.
The place whore you have bought
your Christmas goods for years is
bette prepared than ever to handle
your holiday business; do not welt
n. B. Whitman.
A. W. snodgrass. In writing
from Camp Lee. Va, under date OF
Dec. 4. says: Il wish to announce
the arrival OF q little soldier In my
family on Nov. 80 at Denver, Colo. /
am going home in a few days and
tbach him squads right. ace
Earl Meeks and q few OF the Mont
beIier boys occasionally. We arriv-
FED here on Thanksgiving, and expect
to be mustered cut soon"