Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-26

The stake priesthood meeting will
be held at the tabernacle Saturday
morning. Sept. 81. at IL o'clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. Arnold an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Tiena, to Mr.. c. H. Nate of
Dingle. The wedding will take place
In the Salt Lake temple on October
first.
All wool suits made in first class
style and fit guaranteed for $3.50;
samples to select from: come In and
see me.-Fred Seller. the tailor.
Wendell Stucki was brought from
Paris Tuesday evening to undergo an
operation for appendicitis. His con-
dition was quite Serious but he is re-
ported doing as well as could be ex-
pected.
Tone Quality: At the Panama Pa
cific Exposition in competition with
the worlds foremost monographs,
the Sonora won the highest record
for tone quality. Sold by Nielsen
Furniture Co.. The Old Reliable.
Hyrum Larsen of Georgetown has
purchased residence in Huff
Town" and will move his family here
the last of this week. so that his four
children may have the advantage of
our public schools.
e. A. Burreil came in from Los
Angeles Tuesday night and will re-
main here for some time. Mr.. Bur
reI will have a statement to make
through the columns OF the Examin-
er next week.
Before you purchase your phono-
graph, hear the Sonora. II will give
10 you, TO your family. and friends,
years OF the keenest pleasure, enter
tainment and enjoyment. "a thing
OF beauty and Joy forever" Sold by
The Nielsen Furniture Co.. The Old
Reliable.
4. Approximately 2400 acres OF state
lands In Bear Lake county, 1900 In
Blaine, 1000 in Oneida and 500 In
FRANKLIN, will be sold within the
next six weeks by IN. Nash, state
land commissioner, under authority
given him Saturday by the land
boarf. Dates will be announced with
IN a few days.
The Blue Enamel Universal Ia the
easiest OF all ranges to keep clean.
Absolute satisfaction guaranteed In
every respect. See them demonstra-
ted at Thor c. -Nielsen's
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Vincent motor
led up form Twin Falls last Satur-
day, arriving here in the evening.
having made the drive In one day.
They went to SAT- Lake WednsySY6y
accompanied by Mr.. and Msr. r. II.
Ferguson. After a weeks stay in
Salt Lake Mr.. and Mrs. Vincent will
return to Twin Falls, coming by the
way of Montpelier.
The Great Majestic is the stand
ard OF all ranges. 1t has the dis
tinct1on OF feeding over two million
people, civilians and soldiers, and II |
Is highly recommended by every US
err. To you who are considering the |
purchase of new range we offer tho !
BEST on earth-The Great Majestic. !
Sold by The Nielsen Furniture Co.
The Old Reliable.
At Des Moines, Iowa, on Sunday
afternoon, Sept 81 Mr.. Mitchell d. !
Ream OF Dingle and Miss Mabel M. |
Clark OF Charlton, Iowa. were united |
in marriage. Mr.. Ream and his |
bride arrived In Dingle last Tuesday |
afternoon. They will remain here
until about the middle of November. !
when they will go to Long Beach, Cal.
to spend the winter.
Remember that we measure your
room and lay the linoleum without
any extra charge. A good line OF
patterns to choose from. Nielsen
Furniture Co., The Old Reliable.
At the meeting Of the LADIES' Aid
Society OF the M. E. church Thurs-
day afternoon, Sept. Is, the follow.
ing officers we're elected: President.
Mrs. Gaskins; vice-president. Mrs.
Jackson; sec'y., Mrs Ed. Beckwith:
treasurer, Mrs. Stafford. The socie-
ty will meet at the church Thursday
afternoon, Oct. 2.
The Montpelier Milling Co. will
pay as high a price for good milling
wheat as any outside buyers. and as
the wheat 10 needed for home con-
sumption the farmers should sell to
the milling company, in preferences 10
outside buyers.
Since the first page Of this issue
was printed, announcing the real es-
tate transfers Of the past week, we
learn that Ed French has sold his
residence on jefferson St.. TO Chas.
Meeks OF Dingle, and thatND. M Nv
mas mas sold the building in which
MS barber shop 10 now located to
Chas. schmid. who will occupy It lat
er with his tailor shop.
A. L. Chiffon Of the Pocatello On
tical Co., will be at Goodman a
Christman's jewelry store on Sent.
~, 70, a.. IS, and 81; at the Stuck
nome In Paris on Sept. 26 form 10
a. m. until 3 p. m.
John Norton OF Ogden, was visit
ing with old friends In Montpelier