Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-11-14

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#. a f. meets in the Odd Fellows
hall the second Saturday OF each
month at pm. and the fourth Sat
urday at p. m.
We have a separate department for
the care of storage batteries; let us
take care OF yours this winter.-Groo
& Toomer garage. phone SO.
While in Salt Lake last week.
Frank Sunderland OF the Royal Bak-
cry, arranged for the purchase of an
electric oven, which will be installed
in the bakery within the next few
weeks.
Don't forget that this season we
will have the largest and best line
of Christmas goods that We have
ever had.-Riter Bros Drug Co,
L. M. Rising writes from Rolfe.
Iowa, to have the Examiner sent to
him for one year. Mr.. Rising was
Short Line agent at Pegram for two
years.
Now is the time to bring In your
horse or COW hides to have them
made into robes. overcoats, mittens
and caps; for further particulars in
EQuire at the Fair Store. Montpelier.
Earl Peterson and Miss Doris
Richards, two of Montpelier's popu-
lar young people. w,re quietly mar
Tried at Paris yesterday. They left
lin the afternoon for California and
lexpect to locate at some point in
that state. ---~-
N Call at thg- elevator for Feed. flour.
wheat, oats. barley, corn or hay
Miles Milling & Elevator Co., North
10th St.. phone at.
Miss Catherine Smith returned to
Pocatello the first OF this week, after
short visit with Montpelier relativ-
es. She will spend the winter with
her sister, Mrs. J. J. Guheen OF Po-
catello.
The Sellars cabinets are the best
sellers because they are the best
Nelson's. the old reliable. are the
sellers.
Rev. Elmer Grant Keith. formerly
pastor of the M. f. church. will
preach at the Methodist church in
this city next Sunday morning at IL
o'clock. The public is cordially in
Ivited.
Hemstitching and picoting done at
15c per yard, thread furnished: mail
orders given prompt attention, 164 T..
South Temple st. Salt Lake. phone
I76S9-R.
Otto Petereit returned a few days
ago from trip through portion OF
Utah, looking for a location. He
found several towns in which there
were good openings for bakery,
but he did not decide upon a location.
In fact, he does not intend to engage
In business again before next spring.
The Great Majestic range has a
majestic range OF territory in which
1t is sold. 1t ranges in price a little
higher than the price of ordinary
ranges, but we will arrange terms to
suit, at Nielsen's. the old reliable,
two doors east OF the Royal Bakery.
H. e. Van Housen, formerly sup
erintendent of the Idaho division OF
the Short Line, but now with San
Pedro road with headquarters at Salt
Lake, attended the funeral of the late
Thos. Douglas. He and Tom were
warm personal friends and they made
an agreement years ago that which
ever one was called first to the Great
Beyond, the other one would attend
his funeral, II IL was within the
range of human possibility.
Felt shoes for men and women, bed
room slippers In all the leading col
, ors; new stock Just received.-H. b.
whitman.
Miss Marian McCready entertained
twenty of her young friends last Sat
urda night in honor OF her 18th
birthday. The young folks had jol-
ly time at games until a late hour
: when refreshments were served. Miss
Marian was the recipient of many
nice presents.
' Portraits for Christmas-the per.
: feet gift. One dozen will fill that
t many requirements and the Christ
mas problem solved.-Rinehart Stu
I do.
9 Last Monday Mrs. Anna Hager re.
Q ceived a wireless message from MARI
Lehrbas, saying that he was on board
\ the Sheridan" off the coast of Kor
: ca, bound from Manila to Nagaska
? Japan. Mark Is following the same
route that his brother. Lloyd did 4
few months ago, when he was gath
!, : ering data for newspaper articles OF
: the far East.
Nielsen's, the old reliable. will fur
q nish your home complete; will TAX
q your old furniture in part payment
4 We invite inspection Of our store ant
! our new annex to convince you tina
we are here for business and cal
serve you best; phone 81.
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs. W
e. Christman entertained the 800
club and a few invited friends, Il
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Spong
berg, who are soon to leave the city
Cards were played until midnight
when delicious refreshments wer