Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-23

Mrs. Caddie shups has rSceived
word that her son, Bryan, who served
overseas with the sIst supply COM
Dany. had landed In New York and
vas being sent to Fl. Russell for dis
barge.
We are Offering during our spring
learance sale one OF the latest inn
proved $42.50 kitchen cabinets for
sS0.--Neilsen Furniture Co.. The Old
Reliable.
Milford Williams drove to Ogden
today In his car. He will return
next week with Mrs. Williams and
amily. who will spend the summer
here.
All classes OF plumbing and sewer
connections made: prices reasonable
md all work guaranteed.-wm. Pen
lery. phone IL. -
Judge Kuns left Tuesday afternoon
n his car for Salt Lake. He was ao-
ompanied by w. J. Ryan and Fay"
lustin. The trio OF legal lights" are
expected home today.
We have some extraordinary pat
terms in the very best heavy print
linoleum now on sale at special pric-
s.--Neiisen Furniture Co., The Old
Reliable.
Kenneth l.. Dawson, English In
structor In the high school the past
year. will talk on the League OF Ma
tions at the Georgetown meeting
house Sunday night.
An auto came through Logan can
yon one day last week-the first this
season. The parties encountered one
SNOW drift ON this side of the divide
which required several hours OF show
ding before the car could get thru.
Our sale prices are making espe-
cially attractive "The Great Majestic"
steel range, and our "Klean-Kwick"
washing machines. Nielsen Furni-
ture Co.. The Old Reliable.
City Clerk Tom Barrett 10 now
jazzing around in . six-cylinder Blu
lex. purchased from Groo q Toomer
this week. Tom says he'll have to !
get somebody to show him how u
run the contraption.
Miss Crawford, formerly q nursA
In the Montpelier hospital but Wild
has been in the government SERVED
at Camp Johnson Florida, for the
past year, will return In q few days
to take her position in the hospital
here.
We have ON the floor at present they
best variety OF fashionable, moderate
priced baby buggies and push cartd
shown in town this year.---Nielsen
Furniture Store. The Old Reliable.
Emil Van Altman. Nels Carlson,
Chris Gerber. Chris Jensen and Err
nest Lehman were granted citizen1
ship papers at the recent term Of thd
district court. Mr.. Lehman has just
returned from service overseas. II
Chief OF Police John Hitler hasV
sold his bungalow next to the stake |
tabernacle to Stephen Sharp of Rock
Springs, Wyo.. q retired miner, who
will soon arrive to make his home In
this city.
Neb., visited over Sunday with his
doctor was recently mustered out OF
military service and IL making trip |
through the west with the view OF |
new location.
Mrs. w. J. Peterson returned from |
her visit to Salt Lake yesterday. She |
reports the weather very warm and |
the crops In danger from the dry |
weather. Walter 10 himself again |
and vows II she ever again leaves him |
he will pack his trunk and go along. |
Three Representatives from Mont
pelier will attend the organization
Of the Kemmerer-M Montpelier |
Green, River-Rock Springs league at |
Green River Sunday. The grounds |
have been worked this week and the |
first game will be held Monday night |
between tine kidsis and The 3:Eets."
Marcus whitman. SON Of szr. andl
Mrs. NJ. F. Whitman Of Salt Lake. /
formerly of this city. has returned /
home after service overseas with the
3O9th field signal battalion OF the
8 18th division. Marcus celebrated his
eighteenth birthday just before being |.
DAVID c. Hyde- and family mOved
to Montpelier the fore part Of theI
week, where they will reside in thel
future. Mr.. Hyde has been an EN-
cient educator both in high school
and church, and Will be missed inI
LhisEAnd other capacities. Mrs. Hyde,
was the capable chorister Of the stakeA
Sunday school board and leaves hosts /
Of friends who will miss her sweet
voice and pleasing smile. Our loss
ID Montpelier's gain.-Star Valley In
Mr.. Hyde IL the new L
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