Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-06-14

Bear Lake has had real touch
OF summer weather this week. In
fact, 1t has been the hottest June ex-
perienced here for good many
years.
Mesdames Tom Curry, III. A. Dates
man and G. e. Wright attended the
annual session OF the Eastern Star
Grand Chapter, which was held in
Pocatello this week.
Henry L. Rich of Paris and Miss
Erminne Linford of st. Charles, and
Rayford Stevens and Miss Verona
Dunford, both OF Bloomington, were
married in Salt Lake last week.
Twenty-Five cents per hour for the
use OF our electric vacuum carpet
sweeper.--NielseR Furniture Co.
Kenneth B. Dawson, who taught
in the Montpelier schools the past
year, enlisted In the quartermaster's
corps two weeks ago and is new sta
toned at Fort Douglas.
sun Fast Carpet-Something en-
tirely new, strong, handsome and
sanitary at the Nielsen Furniture Co.
We are glad to report that Mrs. B.
| X. Rpstler, who was at local hospit-
Rl for several weeks and underwent
| an operation some two weeks ago, Is
now at her home and convalescing
rapidly.
During the absence of the pastor
| the Sunday school of the M. e..
church will be held as usual, and the
midweek prayer meeting on Wednes-
day night will be held at the church
led by members respectively.
A teacher with frst-class recon-
mendations would like q place to tu-
tor children a few hours each day
during the summer, for her room
and board. Inquire at this Office.
Russell Whitman returned last
week from Salt Lake, where he un-
derwent an operation at the l.. ID. 8.
hospital five weeks ago. He is feel
/ ing fine and a little later he expects
to offer his services to Uncle Sam.
George c. Eulberg has taken v. A.
Culver's place as travelling salesman
in this territory for the Strevell-Pat-
erson Hardware Co. of Salt Lake. He
will remove his family here as soop
as he can secure suitable house.
DR.. and Mrs. r. H. Jackson and H.
| A. Dunn, ST., m0tored from Ma1ad
to Georgetown last Saturday. The
doctor returned to Malad Monday.
but Mrs. Jackson will visit with
Georgetown relatives and friends for
a few weeks.
The greatest range on earth, the
range that ha staken the gold medal
4 wherever IL has has been exhibited
i is the Majestic. Sold by the Nielsen
/ Furniture Co.
Harry Meskimen's application was
accepted by the local board as the
one person to go from Bear Lake
county to take special work for wal
services at the state university. Har
ry left for Moscow yesterday morn
ing.
Two more names have been added
4 to the list OF those who registered on
hume They are Alfred F. ColtoI
! pof Paris. and Ira Z. Mowery of Coun
ell Bluffs, Iowa. The young mel
g satisfactorily explained their faiIur,
5th,
Last Sunday was quite general,
observed as Decoration Day by tn
citizens Of Montpelier. No exercise
: were held but the silent city" wa
visited by people from early NOR
until late IN the afternoon, and FEY
/ were the graves ON which no flower
j were strewn.
]. A. Meggison win give q free bi
. BILE lecture at the city hall Thursda
night. June 20. under the auspfce
/ OF the International Bible Students
: association. Mr.. Meggison has lee
4 tured in all OF the large cities Of IN
n United States. and IN we'll .versed 4
3 the scriptures. His topic will be
, The World Has Ended; Million
: Now Living Will Never Die" Tn
II lecture will begin at o'clock. Ac
mission free, no collection.