Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-02-01

bank corner Monday about no0n. but
We ara unable to learn To whom ths
animal belonged.
The free public library In the city.
hall Ii open every Saturday afternoon
until s o'clock.
H. II. Hof left for Salt Lake Mon
day on business connected with the
Church OF Latter Day Saints and TO
visit with bis daughter. Mrs. George
=. Lloyd.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. n. Chngg and chill
dren left yesterday for Bowie, Ari8O-
ma. where they will spend two months
visiting with Mrs. Chugg's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. 7. jacobson.
We like to sell for cAah OF course.
but when you haven't the cash and
want furniture come Cd the old reli-
able Hrm that win stand by you
Nielsen Furniture Company.
Miss Helen Gentry WINS In Monspel-
Ter over Sunday visiting her mother.
Mrs. ]. O. Gentry. Miss Gentry In
attending the Idaho Technical Insti-
tute at Pocatelio and returned to
that place on Sunday evening.
We have just received full line OF
the latest patterns In Linoleum. both
inlaid and printed. Bee these beau
tiful and serviceable patterns before
you buy.--Nielsen Furniture Co.
i M. r. Day. . former resident OF
Montpelier now living in Minid0lEm.
was . visitor here last Saturday 10
Hnewing old acQuaintaneesJ Mr. Day
was on his way TO Denver with three
carloads OF "spuds" raised on his
and adjoining ranches at Minidoka.
The Montpelier Concert Band win
begin a series Of regular rehearsala
next week In preparation for their
big annual dance on March 18th. sc.
Patrick'a Day. The members state
that the organisation Will be bigger
and better than ever before.
The latest and beat In Furniture.
Art Goods and Furnishings. II you
haven't the ready money come and
see IA anyway.-Nielaen Furniture
Company.
The annual meeting OF the Inter
mountain Farmers Equity win be
held In Pocatello ON February sth
and 9Th, and special rates have been
obtained on the Short Line from
Montpelier 20 Pocatello and return
\ for the benefit OF tho@a who wiah TO
ATTEND the meeting.
II We have many beautiful models
OF Cedar Chests OF the genuine North
Carolina Red Cedar. Keep clothes
perfectly and impart fragrant odor
to their contenta.--Nielsen Furniture
J Company.
The civil service examination for
| postofice clerks In Montpelier will he
held on Feb eth. Those intending
to take the examination must apply
at the Montpelier oiiica ~ once for
blanks.
The dance given at the Paris pavtl-
ion last Friday night was 30 we'll at
| tended that someone remarked that II
wan like ''sardines In bog trying
to dance. The music BY the MontpeI-
! Ter orchestra Was excellent, and In
spite of the crowd everybody had q
delightful time.
Ladies' and gentlemens' shoes
: soled, heeled and repaired. have
just installed the latest machinery
and would like to have all my old
friends and customers bring their
work TO me.-C. III. FFedrickas shop
, across from Grove livery barn.
! Mrs. Mabel Kunz. Who has been
visiting Montpelier Tor the past
month al the guest of Mrs. J. j.
Myer. returned 20 her home In Cas-
: per, Wyo.. last Monday. Mra. Myer
accompanied Mrs. Kunz as far as
Kemmerer, returning to Montpelier
on Wednesday.
Hundreds OF rolls Df wall paper
will be sold at special prices as we
are crowded for room and are discon-
tinuing this line. Bargains for those
: who Wish paper for spring house
: cleaning: 10e roll and up.-The
j. Fair Store, Sam I. Lewis.
Mrs. Bert Gllchrist bf Ogden. who
spent several days here - the gness
!. !. of her sister and brother-in-law. Mr..
= and Mrs. Harry Hull, Heft-for Black
= foot on Tuesday where she viii spend
; short time with another sister, Mrs.
Chas. q. Harris. before returning %
. her home In the Utah city.
The test Of years has shown the
: Majestic Range to be unaurpassible In
every particular. and thrifty house
s wives swear BY them. Come and see
il the advantages OF this splendid
!. range Nielsen furniture Co.
John O'Connor. d. D. Cherry and
: James Smeath journeged TO Poeafsi.
10 Monday to attend The organization
OF Acca Temple Of th's Knights oi
Pythias on Monday might. delegates
In large numbers we're present iron
all over the state ard a his ciags
were taken over the burning sands
Farm loans. long time. . per cen
interest. no commissions, monG
Ready a. soon - title II shown clear
Bear River Valley Land q Aostrac
Co.
Mrs. Catharine Williams left yee
terday for Ogden, where she will JON
her sister. Mira. Mary Burgoyne. wh'
has been In the Utah city for abou
. week. From Ogden MFn. William
and Mrs. Burgoyne vii leave for d
extended trip through Southern Cal
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