Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-04-05
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WALL PAPER At vTNCENTs.
A Liberty Lean bonFre and dance
will be given &C the pavilion Thurs
DAY night. April II, By the Mutual
improvement associations Of Montpei-
Ter. Tickets Si.00: proceeds will be
used In buying LiRnrty bonds.
All ladies whe have finished knit
ted articles for the Red Cross are ~
quessed to turn them In BY Wednes-
day. April 10. rs the local chapter
wants 60 make . shipment as soon az
ter that date az possible.
John Black has sold HIS plumbing
business to James Whitman. who
will continue the business NJ the old
stand. just east OF the Gem State
Lumber Co. lie will be prepared 20
do everything In the plumbing line
an dali work guaranteed.
House cleaning IL coming. and we
have full line OF kalsomine and fur
niture varnishes with which 20 beau
tify your home. We have the quality
and our prices are right. We will
have q coffee demonstration on Mon
day and Tuesday. April 8 and .. drop
in and have q cup Of coffee with us.-
1 FN1@&AA@A y N@N&A GA0&N&St
The following program viii be CIV
en- by the First ward Mutual next
Sunday evening ~ $40: Talk by
Walter Clark OF Georgetown. violin
solo by Jean Jones; song. old 0lo-
ry." by seven girls: instrumental duet
by Dunn Bros; reading by Enos
Koevene.
A car load OF railroad men. who
had offered their services 10 their
ltountry, went through here Last sun
day, enroute TO acme point In the
east. Several Of them had come from
Alaska. One fellow said that he
travelled so miles on snow shoem 60
get to- q sea port. They were husky
looking men and all expressed a de-
sire to get lover there" as soon as
\ possible and take crack at the huns
Sunday, April =, WIN be observed
by the churches throughout the ma
lion az patriotic day In view OF the
fact that the Saturday preceding IL
the anniversary of the entrance of the
United States into the war. Rev. J.
II. Barton OF Boise will preach in the
Presbyterian church OF Montpelier
land the sermons morning and evening
will have special reference 70 the oc-
casion. A cordial invitation IL ex-
tended to everyone.
A recent kodak picture OF William
IL. Ansell taken while on duty In the
service In France was received here
p YESTERDAY. He 10 one OF the finest
4 specimen OF American manhood lover
3 there" having attained his present
/. Improved physical appearance since
: entering the service. The picture
! shows him In uniform. and his moth
] er rejoices that he In in so perfect .
: condition, vet still deploring his alb
sence.
Red Cross recital and dance will
be given at Strong's hall Tuesda!
. night. April Q. short but interest
Q Ing program will be rendered by thu
best talent in the city. after which
dancing will be enjoyed. Light re
: fregments will be served during thu
e evening. Admission--5O cents 70
o adults and rs cents for children TN
: der is years OF age. All the proceed
20 to the Red Cross. 20 70 and hell
Il worthy cause.
: Mr.. and Mrs. James Dunford re
d turned last Saturday from Cam
Lewis. where they had visited for tel
:. days with their son, Logan who ha
i been quite Ill with heart tkouble 10
a / EGNNEh1 WBEhSs kAG @A84AG hGtA1
: when Mr.. and Mrs. Dunford lefty hu
; the Camp surgeon was unable 10 81
. whether or not he would recover sui
!, fioiently to remain In the service
y Logan had recently been tranaferre
'. to the 18th engineers corps and
). anxious to remain.
y A deal of considerable importanc
!. was contaminated this week, whe
y John HaIlen sold the Commercia
Hotel property TO Tom Hartney 9
~ y Fiahaven. The new proprietor vi
+ make considerable improvements o
u the building. adding eight or te
more rooms, putting In steam hes
es and otherwise putting the place
. frat class condition. Mr.. and Mr.
ne Hartney will not come here until fal
& and the present management. d.
and Mrs. c. E. Langford. will contli
he ne with the hotel until that time
or McCammon News.
81 Last Monday afternoon the res
y dence Of John Jewett was damage
by fire TO the extent of about $40
Sc The Are Ii supposed TO have starte
r. from defective fiue. and WAS We
to under way before stream OF wata
h was turned onto IL. The damage
be fully covered By insurance. VIII
b, working At the FIRE. g. =. Brown e
e. from Q ladder 10 the ground. di
d. lance of about ten feet, and was rel
IL Aar0H unennaeI0ua for about i've mi