Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-09-12

The county commissioners were IN
session last Monday but did not liz
the tax levy. After studying the sit
uation for several hours. they de
cided TO postpone final action until
next Monday.
DR.. James r. Shupe visited last
Monday with Montpelier relatives
The doctor located at Sugar City
when he began the practice OF med
icine several years ago. but he has
recently removed TO Idaho Falls
where he has purchased a fine home
Mrs. John s. Wixom OF Sharon, re,
turned last week from a two months
visit In Salt Lake. She went down the
first OF July to attend the wedding
OF her son. Claud. to Miss Lillian
Powell OF Lehi. Claud was discharg.
ed from the military service on July
first. and although he had been In
the military service for over two
years he did not get to 60 overseas
Ever try that wonderful Clean
Easy" soap. sold at the City Meat
Market.
A meeting OF the Safety First COM
mittee OF the Short Line which was
held here yesterday. was attended by
j. c. Clark, assistant to the general
manager. Charlie Talcott. C. s. messy
and Thos. Evans of Kemmerer. The
meeting was held for the purpose OF
talking over plans for the mo Acct
dent Drive" which IL to be conducted
on all railroads In the United States
during the two weeks from Oct. Is
to 81.
s. N. Kunz, who recently sold his
residence on Lincoln avenue to d.
M. Hymas. last week closed the deal
for the purchase OF II. N. Sneddon's
residence, adjoining the one he sold.
He Will take possession OF his new
home on October first. Mr.. Sheldon
is figuring very strongly on erecting
an apartment house yet this fall. He
VIII reach decision In this matter
In a few days and II he decides TO
build will push the construction of
his building as rapidly MS possible.
All kinds of picking spices at the
City Meat Market.
The Second Annual Moonlight
dance given by the Montpelier or
chestra was given at the Montpelier
pavilion Wednesday night. The af-
fair was hugh success--nearly 400
people being in attendance and ev-
eryone enjoyed themselves to their
utmost. The music was very good
In fact, because II was their dance
the orchestra outdid themselves a
little In the matter Of music. The
orchestra received about $40 as
their share OF the tickets which were
sold.
A. L. Chiffon of the Pocatello Or
teal Co., will be at Goodman q
jewelry store on Sent
%, 30. "a. %, and 81; at the stuck
home in Paris on Sept. 26 form 10
3. m. until 3 p. m.
The Majestic range demonstration
held this week by the Nielsen Fur
niture Company. under the supervIs-
ion OF of r. c. Riemer. a representa-
tive OF the Majestic factory, has been
well attended and has proven very
popular with the people of the conn.
W During each day of the demon
st,atloh not biscuits, with butter and
leiiy and coffee have been served by
prs. walter Phelps. One interesting
feature for the children during this
demonstration is the miniature range
which is still on display in the win
dow OF the store; II Is made In exact
duplication OF the large ranges.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Hess arrived
home Monday from the east. Mr.
Hess had been east with a shipment
OF sheep, and Mrs Hess went to Dem
Denver to attend the marriage of her
sister. Miss Marguerite Hansen and
Ed Johnston. From there she went
to Kansas City to hear President VIII
son speak on the league OF nations.
When asked IL the President convert
ed her to his way OF thinking on the
great question, Mrs. Hess replied. IT
should say not. While | was glad OF
the opportunity OF being able 10 see
and hear Mr.. Wilson speak his speech
as whole was a disappointment to
me for II was punctured to freely
with capital rs" In fact he would
have the people believe that all of
the brains of the United States are
In his head, and that Senators Reed.
Borah, Lodge and others who are OBJ
posing him at this time are doing
SO because they are ignorant and not
capable OF grasping the great prob
lens that now confront Us.