Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-07-04

Mira. A. b. Cough and daughter.
Leila. arrived Tuesday from Lcng
| Beach, where they have been for tina
kpast two yearsr-fne Coughs viii
lhase-rvUms-wfth Mrs. w. w. Chap
man for the summer.
DR.. A. e. Chiffon. Of the Pocateilo
Optical Co.. will be at Goodman q
Christman's jewelry store on July
2l. 22. 20. ~ and 26: at the Stueki
home In Paris July Is from 1000 q.
m. to $500 p. m
g. J. Jester came In last Sunday
from Medicine Valley. Mont. TO visit
for several weeks at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Grunig. He reports that
the drouth has caused almost a total
failure of crops In that section Of
Montana.
Jack" Valentine. an old Short
Line conductor, was shaking hands
with the boys couple OF days this
week. Jack" left here about IL
years ago and quit railroading sew
eral years ago to join the horny
handed sons of toll" He has q
ranch near Burley.
The drouth is having no effect on
Bear Lakes best crop" and last
week the county's population was in
creased by the arrival of twins---a
son and daughter-at the home of
George Sparks of Dingle; a daughter
lat the home of VIM. Kent. south OF
town; a son at the home of Chas.
Derricott Of Liberty; a son at the
home of Reuben Eschler OF Mont
pelier. KS
have the material and am pre-
pared to make all kinds OF sewer
connections; work guaranteed and
prices neasonable.-=RobeRe Rev.
Lloyd Lehrbas writes from San
Francisco that he will sail tomorrow
on the U. 8. army transport Sher-
man, for the Orient as q special cor
respondent for the Chicago Tribune.
He will be gone. about four months,
visiting Houolulu. Manila, Guam and
ports in Japan. He mas promised
Ithe Examiner Several articles con-
corning his experiences. which will
appear from time to time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Gee received
a letter last week from their son,
Col. Cleve Gee, saying that he had
been sent overseas with a detachment
OF students from the 216th engineer
Ing corps. They sailed for Brest on
June goth. He wrote that he had
no idea how long they would be In
France. II is presumed that the
object of the trip is to study condi-
lions on the battle fields and the
various Notifications.
The autumn line of Sonoras, In
three new styles, are here reinforced
with a splendid line of the latest
records, and the Sonora needles
which improve the tone quality Of
any machine and preserves the rec
orda to. your surprise and satisfac-
tion.--Nielsen Furniture Co.. the
old reliable.
DR.. l.. p. Gaertner, late of Three
Forks. Mont, arrived in the city last
Sunday, accompanied by his family.
The doctor will locate here and has
secured office rooms over the Modern
Drug store. He has Just recently
returned from a years service over
seas, where he was connected with
base hospital No. 1871 at Mars Su
AlIier, France. The doctor will en-
gage In the practice of both medi-
cine and. snrgery.
The battle flags carried by theN
46th field artillery in France were
received at the governors office FRI
day. They were shipped to Boise
from Fort Russell, Wyo.. where the
regiment was mustered out Of SER
vice. Five flags In all arrived. One
of the five is the flag given the old
End Idaho by the women Of Boise
when the regiment marched away
two years ago. The colors will bel
placed In glass cases at the capitol.-Jj
Boise Statesman. ---------------~