Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-04-26

sales Last Saturday. MeClave 4 smith
we're somewhat surprised TO learn
that for the rear endinG on that dan
thew had been instrumental Ia the
sale of 81 pieces OF real estate 81
Montpelier. besides a number OF
ranch properties This record. to-
gether with the sales in which this
firm did not participate. shows that
there Is more activity In Montpelier
real estate than the average person
would suppose.
The appearance In Montpelier to-
morrow night OF Blake's Royal Haw-
aims will be one OF the richest ma
steal treats OF the season. II is fam
ed as the greatest OF all Hawaiin
shows, and in addition to this treat
there will be q fve-reel feature that
will also be highly pleasing. Musical
lovers will doubtless crowd the OPP
era house to capacity ON this occa-
sion. and none win regret their pres
ence nor the small admission charge
OF 90 and 90 cents.
The Bear Lake friends OF Charlie
Harris will be pleased 10 learn that
he has been re-appointed receiver OF
the Blackfoot land Office Az long as
democrats are entitled~to the federal
plums. there isn't a democrat In
Southeastern Idaho we would rather
see have that position than Charlie.
"a hnA hard AmhA 60
ment four years ago. but none OF the
deserving democrats" in the Black
foot land district had the nerve to try
to beat Charlie for re-appointment.
The population of Bear Lake coun-
~ has been increased the past week
by the arrival OF the following new
citizens via the stork route: son
at the home OF Albert Hansen of
Montpelier. a daughter az the home
OF Marvin Sparks OF Dingle. a daugh-
ter at the home of Jasper Weaver Of
Dingle. son at the home OF Grif
Lloyd of Georgetown. n son ~ the
home OF John II. Mumford of Ray
mond and a son at the home OF Chas.
nOEeTB OF montpelier.
Last Wednesday evening Mrs q v.
Ashley received telephone message
from Logan conveying the sad newa
OF the death OF her nephew. Jack
Weston. which occurred on April IL
on board . transport enroute TO
France. Deceased was q member OF
the Utah battery and had been in
training for some time ut Camp Kear-
ney. Cal. He sailed from the Atlantic
port on April a. Death was caused
from blood poisoning The young
man carried insurance to the amount
OF $4,000.
A surprise was sprung on Geo. w
Walton last night by Miss Ethel who
tipped on" the fact 10 several peo-
Pile friends OF Mr. Walton that he IA
no exception TO birthday annlveraa-
ries aud the result was that house
full" OF friends gathered and happily
spent the greater part of the evening
in games with cards and amusements
that all highly enjoyed Refresh
ments OF an appetizlng nature were
served and attested to the culinary
of Mas Ethel.
@. @. Moorhead. representing the
MerganthaIer Linotype Co San Fran
cisco agency. and who lie responsible /
for the linotype In the Examiner Of
Ace having been installed more than
q year ago. stopped over in Montpel-
Ter yesterday on his return from Par
Ia and renewed acquaintance with the
boss and office force. TIE IL hale
fellow well met. and a hustler after
business. He is now permanently
located at Pocatello and his family
recently Joined him there for a per
manent residence.
Mrs. Tim Quinn OF Pocateilo. Mrs.
Sadie Jones OF Malad. Mrs. Hattie
Of Wallula. Wash. and VIM
Sharpe OF San Diego, Cal. were
called here by the death OF Mrs. Ches-
ter Quinn