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

Ibrother-in-law, w. I. Seawright, had
been killed in accident. but no parti-
culars were given.
do you have to be cranked, or are
you a self-starter?" Call on s. N.
Kunz and get one sof those straight
insurance policies. Some pepolt put
off taking insurance too long: you
may be one OF them.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Newman are
patients in the Montpelier hospital.
the former with inflammatory rheu-
matism and the latter with typhoid
pneumonia. Mr.. Newman is mana
ger of the Short Line club house.
The Primary association will hold
a bazaar at the Second ward meet
ing house on Friday, Dec. 10, beginn-
ing at 2 o'clock p. m. A concert
will also be- given in the evening at
1880. Home made candy will be on
sale and there will be a fish pond.
Everybody welcome.
For the one car load of coal that
was set out at Ovid the first of the
week. there were over 100 customers.
The coal was given out in 500 and
1000 pound lots. but there was not
enough to go around.
Plenty OF Payette apples at Ed @.
Rich's grocery at &2.75 and @3.25 n
box.
Charles Huff arrived in the city
Sunday evening. after a months trip
to the Northwest. Mr.. Huff will
leave within the next few weeks for
Central and South American points
where he will be connected with
large contracting firm.-Kemmerer
Republican.
Special closing out sale of ladies'
and misses coats for $1.9S at
Whitman's.
Mrs. j. M. Phelps received a let
ter this week from her son. lode,
who has been in an army hospital in
San Francisco for three months, In
which he stated that he was much
improved but that he would have
to remain in the hospital for another
month or more.
OCT our OOHOTd anu LucH
decide to let us deliver one OF these
wonderful machines to your home
you'll never regret It. Nielsen's the
old reliable.
Forest Ranger Robert Gordon will
be in Home Canyon on Dec. IS and
|19 for the purpose of marking
Christmas trees. Persons desiring
to get trees should secure permits
from the local forest office prior to
that time. On account OF the deep
snow In the canyon, It is not advis-
able for children to attempt to make
the trip. unaccompanied by adults.
The coal saving proclivities OF the
Howard Over-draft Heater are truly
remarkable. The scarcity of coal and
the attendant high prices makes this
heater a boom to all those who have
one in their homes. We will take
your old heater in exchange.--Niel-
sens the old reliable, two doors east
of the Royal Bakery.
M. B. Cherry returned Monday
from Idaho Falls, where he had been
attending a meeting OF the managers
of the C. w. & M. Co. He says that
the storm which ragged in Idaho Falls
last Sunday and Monday was some
thing fierce-almost as bad as the
Christmas storm of 1916, In Bear
Lake.
Christmas cards on display at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
Mr.. s. w. Kent and Mrs. Rhoda
Langford, two well known Bear Lake
people were united in marriage at
Pocatello on Nov. 26. After enjoying
a three weeks honey moon with
friends in Logan and vicinity, they re-
turned to Montpelier Saturday. They
have taken up their abode on the
ranch at Marlboro.
Labor saving kitchen cabinets in
large variety and at low prices at the
Nielsen-Jones Furniture Co.
Olson Bros, Kunz Bros. and Peter
Nelson of Ovid and Bern, will short
ly ship about 500 head of cattle to
Nampa to feed for the balance of the
winter. They have purchased plen-
ty of hay there and have a good feed
ground about Is miles from Nampa.
| Don't forget to buy Red Cross
seals to put on your CHRISTMAS pack
ages.
--One of those beautiful oil paintings
will make a Christmas present long
to be remembered Nielsen's the old
reliable.
The quarterly conference Of the
Montpelier stake will be held to-
morrow ant Sunday. There will be
sessions at 10 and 2 o'clock each
day. Two OF the church officials
from Salt Lake will be in attendance.
The stake presidency requests that
the Sunday school teachers Of the
three wards be in attendance at the
Sunday morning session with their
respective classes.
Now Is the time to order your suit