Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-04-18

A. B. Cough arrived yesterday
morning from Long Beach. Cal.
where he has been for the past six
months. He came as far as Salt Lake
in his auto and reports having had q
good trip, considering the time of the
year. Mrs. Cough and daughter will
remain at Long Beach until school
We are showing An Exceptionally
nice line OF ladies' Eai6ts in all col
ors; also ladies' and cAildren's dress
es and aprons.-H. y Whitman.
A wireless message picked up at
Boston. Mass. and transmitted to
Mrs. Grace Gill. one of the Instructors
In the Montpelier public schools yea
terday conveyed to her the glad It'd
ings that her husband, James Gill.
had arrived in New York after a ser
vice on the battle fronts for sixteen
months.
The New Edison cost 100000
to perfect. II is the only ihstrAment
direct comparison with Ie living
artists voice or instrumeN. 1t will
bring into your home thSworld's best
music, sung or played W the worlds
great artists. Sold exclusively by the
Thor G. Nielsen MusH Store.
Z Through the efforts Of the Boos-
ters' club. It is quite likely that ar
rangements will soon be made to-
have passenger train No.-1&- RtQp ~
Pegram. Supt. Pierce OF the Short
Line was In the city Monday evening
and in conversation with Secretary
Trowbridge of the Boosters club he
said that he felt confident the request
would be granted.
Oliver Tuelier, who came up from
Fort Douglas last week to attend the
funeral of his sister, Mrs. Fred
Schoss Of Geneva, returned to Salt
Lake yesterday. He thinks that he
will be mustered out In a few weeks,
as the wound In his leg Is now en-
tirely healed and he. in ahla -to-wRlk
without the use OF q cane.
Tile Examiners columns are tax
Fed to their capacity this week with
advertising, which IL evidence that
the Montpelier merchants appreciate
the value of the paper as an adver-
Using medium. Its value In this line
is gradually increasing. as new names
are being added to its subscription
list each week. Our one great regret
at this time Is that we cannot AFFORD
to purchase a new and larger print
ing press in order that we might give
our readers larger and hattas pagan.
~ Bateman shipped a car load
of horses to Riverside, Cal, this
week. This is the third car load he
has shipped since the first of January.
Mr.. Bateman says that the farmers
Of Bear Lake should take more inter-
est in breeding good horses than they
are at present. He says there will
always be a fair demand for horses
weighing from 1900 to 1900 pounds
and this class Of animals IL getting
scarce in this valley. For the car
load he shipped this week he paid an
average of @f40 n mead.
The chicken dinner served by the
ladies of the Methodist church last
Wednesday was one of the annual
events the people always look for
ward to. and IL 1t Is possible. the lat
est one discounted any previous ef-
Mort OF the ladies to serve a menu thar
both pleases and satisfies We are of
the candid OPINION that the event 10
misnamed-it should be referred to
as feast of good things to eat In
stead of chicken dinner. Mrs. ]. w.
Jones OF the Nielsen Music Store dem
onstrated one of the New Edison
monographs to the delight and even
surprise of the multitude during the
hours of the serving Of the dinner.
The ladies realized a neat net in
come and have the satisfaction of
knowing that their efforts gratified
the many people who partook of the
dinner besides,
Call and get our prices on spring
goods befOfe you buy. You will be
IurpriseH at our new prices.-H. b.
Whitman.