Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-06

Mrs. ID. c. Oakley came in from
slemmerer Wednesday morning and
went to Alton, being called there by
he illness of her daughter. Mrs. OIL
ie Brown.
Selma. the .10-year-old daughter
Robert Wuthrick OF Nounan. died
Tuesday night of peritonitis. follow
ng few days illness. Funeral SER
ices were held at Nounan.
A. l.. Morse. representing the Eli
son-White lyceum bureau. was in the
city this week making arrangements
with a number OF Montpelier citizens
for lyceum course next winter.
| am still in the game-selling
hooks for the Deseret News books
store.-C. W. Bartschi, Nounan.
The General Arrangements COM
mittee for the Fourth of July will
give a dance at the pavilion on We'd
esday night, June is. The net pro-
eeds will go into the general fund
or the celebration. Everybody go.
We are offering until Saturday.
June l5, at surprising low prices, the
lewest and best variety OF baby bug
gies. pub carts and sulkies.-Nielsen
Furniture Co. The Old Reliable.
A marriage license was issued in
Talt Lake on Tuesday to Miss Viola
&C.. Teuscher of Raymond. and Alma
!. Eschler of Bern. The couple were
married in the temple on "Wednesday.
Donald Hill, 10-year-old son OF
Mrs Rebecca Hill OF ST. Charles. was
brought to the Montpelier hospital
Thursday with a broken arm. The
boy broke hiDleft arm in a fall from
a tree.
Miss Mary Richards and Miss Ruth
richards of Paris became the brides
Of Harold Tingey of Woodruff, Utah,
and Charles Hymas OF Liberty, while
at the conference at Salt Lake last
week.
We are still selling at sale price
four of the popular qualities of limo
leum in some splendid patterns
Nielsen Furniture Co. The Old Reli-
able.
Pure life insurance protection at
reasonable cost; see s. N. kung,
Montpelier: phone 223.
Joe Rich at Groo & TONERS gar
age has sold the following cars this
week: Dodge, to Fred Tueller of
Montpelier. Bucks to John Bee OF
Georgetown, Andy Evans of Ray
mond, and E. T. Bulge OF Paris.
Mrs. Pearl Gum of Randolph. un-
derwent a serious operation at the
Montpelier hospital on Wednesday.
DR.. Ray of Randolph, assisted with
the operation. From latest reports
she is getting along nicely.
Miss Dorothy Brough entertained
eighteen of her little friends in honor
of her tzamlfth birthday Wednesday
evening. Miss Dorothy received a
number of beautiful present. After
games were played refreshments
were served.
I All classes OF plumbing and sewer
connections made; prices reasonable
and all work guaranteed.-Wm. Pen
derry. phone IL. ------
Misses Nora Beckstrom and Oral
Groo returned last night from Albion.
where they have been attending nor
ceived both the literary and lifelong
teaching certificates. -~
We are showing at our store seven
different makes of photographic
Come in and hear them, decide which
one you prefer and tell us hat terms
will be most convenient for you.
'Thor C. Nielsen. Next door to Post
Dfice.
Y Private Ernest Hun has arrived In
this country from service overseas
with Co. II of the old Wyoming Ma
tional Guard. Ernest Is now visiting
his father, Charles Hun, In Kemmer-
err. but will come on to the ranch at
Raymond on Sunday.
Leonard Vincent drove up from
Twin Falls last Monday In his new
Studebaker, making the 24O miles in
one days easy travelling. He says
the roads from here to the falls city
are in excellent shape excepting a
stretch between Georgetown and So
da Springs.
Are you prepared for a little sur
prise visit from a relative or an old
friend when the pleasant summer
weather arrive? You will be IL you
have one of our Davenports. Large
shipment just received at Thor c.
Nielsen's. Next door to Post Office.
Night Police Buck discovered a
case of July First joy-juice Monday
on a coal car bound west. and II now
nestles beside quite a quantity In the
court house at Paris. Under present
bootleg prices 1t is estimated the
county of Bear Lake now has about
100000 worth Of the Conversation
auid."