Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-11-01
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Fraak J. Jcnee. who entered the
service al COkeviIle q few months ago
and was assigned to Ft- Bliss. Texas.
stopped on here last Tuesday morn
ing. He was returning to FL. Bliss
from Jackson's Hole. where he had
accompanied the bodies OF three CONF
rades who died with the influenza.
Just before entering the service he
vas married to Miss Hairup of SC.
Charles. Upon learning OF the guar
antine regulations here he telephoned
his wife and she came over from st
Charles. He Will remain here a week
with her before going on TO his can
Torment
IL you want an all-wool suit. guar
anteed TO fit, for from $25 to $2S. call
at Fred Sellers tailor shop and have
your measure taken. Mr.. Seller an
nounces that he win invest one-tenth
Of the price of every suit that he
makes In war savings stamps.
Frank n. Gooding, the Non-parti-
san league and the local democratic
committee have purchased consideFa-
BILE space In this weeks Examiner.
fhe political dope dished up by these
larties, together with what We have
eeled on. surely gives our readers a
ariety OF reading matter this week.
/ II the quarantine remains on next
| week. we don't know what we will
\ have to give our readers. a. there Is
nothing doing locally. OF course, we
will have to tell them how IT happen
I'd that the defeated candidates were
not elected.
Buy during November and save 20
Ger cent at Nielsen's music store; big
stock.
Sergeant REQ B. Dunford OF the
medical department 42nd infantry at
! Camp Devens. Mass, has just been
tent to Georgia for the officers train
/ nR school, In the machine gun divis-
| on. REQ enlisted nj Fort Douglas o
wear ago last July. His brother.
standley, Is now at the Officers train
| ng school at Camp Pike, Ark. An
| Dther brother, Ralph. is stationed at
Raymond, Wash, in the spruce divis-
on. REQ and Stanley have Just re-
l covered from an attack of influenza.
All three boys are sons of Oliver G.,
Dunford OF Bloomington. the republi-
can candidate for county superintend-
emit of schools.
We are showing a beautiful line Of
dinner sets. Nothing nicer In the
home than a complete dinner set. Our
prices are very low ON these hand
some sets. They make nice Xmas
present. Come In and see them
Nielsen Furniture Co:
Willie Ansell writes to a very near
friend that 1.-The Dutch are getting II
J on all sides and this war 10 about
; over" He expresses the hope Of soon
. seeing 1.-THE old statute Of liberty
. and also adds that IL will be lone
time and then some before he takes
another ride in an airplane. Speaking
of the "joyride" he says: I'VE werS
billeted close by a French aviation
field and two of my chums and my
self strolled over one afternoon. 4
French lieutenant invited one OF US Il
60 up with him, and OF course ] had
to be the fall guy. Well, anyhow,
/. got in and he started the engine
Some noise--it sounded worse than |
boiler-room. When he started mp
|, lost my breath and don't believe
! breathed the whole time we were up
|. Believe me, this old world looks fun
I ny from an aeropIane. We kept go
ing up and up until ! thought vi
Z were bound for heaven. We staye'
up for about half an hour, but
seemed like four hours to me and
u was nearly frozen. When we landel
| thought we were going down thrl
the earth to China or some othe
y place, so closed my eyes and waite
4 for the catastrophe. but we landed Q
. K"
d Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Phelps wish I
It extend their heartfelt thanks TO o.
e who rendered assistance on the occa
K sion OF the death OF their beloved so
d and husband. They feel especial
10 grateful to the railroad boys for wins
n they did.
= II advernIty doe not crush : MAJ