Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-08-30
VAIL PAPER AN vINCRNT,s.


G. H. Arbuckle OF Boise, spent last
Tuesday In the county looking after
the political interests of Frank Mar
tin. who Is seeking the nomination
for governor on the democratic ticket.
Seward Davis, who enlisted short
time ago In the naval reserve corps,
has received notice to report at Puget
Sound, and he will leave next Friday
morning He enlisted as a first class
hospital apprentice.
The Bank OF Montpelier 10 ready
to deliver all bonds of the Third Lib
erty loan, subscribed through 1t. Par
ties are requested to call at the bank
and get their bonds, and also get
ready for the next drive.
A son registered at the home OF
Louis Eschler OF Bern last Tuesday.
The eight-yeaT-Old son of Mrs.
James Crane fell from the porch at
their home last Tuesday and broke
both bones Of the left fore arm.
Mrs. e. A. BurreIl and daughter
Amelia left last Monday for Los An
geles, where the latter will renew
her studies in the high school which
opens Sept. 2. Mr.. Burrell accom-
panied them as far as Salt Lake. re-
turning Wednesday.
Weaver Bros. orchestra will play
for a dance at Ideal Beach Saturday
night, Aug. 81, and Monday night,
Sept 2. The dance Monday night
/ will be the last one at the Beach this
season. The orchestra will also play
for a dance at Cokeyille on Saturday
night, Sept. z.
The Misses Laura and Harriet
Hoff returned to Salt Lake last Mon
day, after a two weeks visit with
their parents and relatives in George
town. Their father took them down
i in his auto and was accompanied by
his daughter Clara. They will make
a short visit I'm Sal flake.
Lester Roberts, . former well
known Short Line fireman, was in the
j city yesterday. Lester - now ser
geant in the marine corps, having
been in this branch Of the service
for nearly two years. He In serving
as recruiting officer at present, and
went from here to Idaho Falls.
i Winfield shupe left Wednesday FOL
a two weeks visit at Salt Lake, ex
lpecting to return In time to register
lnext month. While at Salt Lake ht
Twill arrange TO enter the Utah mill
i tary school for training preparation
to entering the service of his country
abroad.
The first practice OF the Liberty
chorus viii be held In the city hal
Friday night, Sept s, at 8 o'clock
Prof. Blair will be present to Civ
the national Instructions. Thosl
. - 4oKy, Aha ak4xN h
, application to Harry Hull or #. nj
Williams.
w. @. Lambert, who was for sew
eral years foreman in the raIIroaI
hshops here. Is In town this week
Since leaving here Mr. Lambert We
! in charge of the shops at Glenn
! Ferry up 70 last March. since whicl
time he has not been connected wit
the Short Line. He will again ente
the service OF the company and ey
poets to take a position In Salt Lake
Rev. Browne left for his home a
iOttoville. Mo-. last Tuesday. He ha
leased his ranch for another year I
Peter .Mouritsen, the present iesss
! Monday evening at the Presbyteria
shurch ne delivered his fav0rite les
tuFe, THE Old Home Church" to
small, though appreciative audIenc'
2 He expects 20 return here next sun
Z mer for his annual vacation.
!. The ladies of the Methodist chnrcl
under the direction Of the chaIrma
tof the department of Home Econon
les. will serve sherbet and creaI
{ made with syrup. 70 demonstrate n
. use OF corn and other syrups TO tai
e the place Of sugar. all day Satnrda
' and Saturday evening Aug. 81. At II
! Red Cross room on Main stree
Cream and sherbet Is cents q disl
2 A per cent Of the net proceeds viii
donated to the Red Cross.