Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-02

Mrs. NJ. Malone has received worG
that her son. Lawrence. has arrived
n New York. Lawrence served over
seas with an ammunition train. HI
viii be sent to Camp Lewis for dis
charge.
Max Evans and Ralph Perkins
have arrived in Boston. according 4
word received by their families. The,
we're sent to Camp Devens. Mass.
md from there will probably be sen
Fort Russell to be mustered out
Free delivery to all parts OF tn,
city; no raise in prices.-W. ]. Crock
ut Mercantile Co.
The First ward Mutual Improve
ment Association will give a Victor,
loan dance at the pavilion Wednes
lay night. May z. Tickets 800. The
let proceeds will be used In buying
Victory bonds.
The Klean Kwick washing ma
,hine, with the vacuum rotary. has
proven its superiority for economy Of
electricity and preservation Soi
SAothCb. oOtO OhAy W hhU ANAOAoCh
Furniture Co., the old reliable.
Mrs. Hyrum Larsen OF George
town. has gone to Burley and Rupert
to visit with her brother. James
Holmes and sister. Mrs. Lucius Blng-
ham, who were formerly residents OF
Montpelier.
We are showing an exceptionally
Al It,.4 81 Ia Naea I,.
)rs; also ladies' and children's dress
- and aprons.-H. B. Whitman.
Last Friday Al Jones and Charlie
Brown received by express from Ber-
~. Ken, two thoroughbred bird dogs.
one o Llewellen setter and the other
IN English setter. The dogs are each
/ year old and are certainly fine spec
mems of the canine family.
Harry and Chris O'Neill. brothers
Of Miss Jennie O'Neiil. have returned
10 their home In Pocatello after SER
vice overseas. Harry served 10
months In the aviation service, and
Chris six months with the coast artil-
lery.
Robert r. Sheldon of Glencoe,
cousin of Mayor Bob Sheldon, has
been appointed mine inspector for
District No. /, which includes all
mines in southern and southwestern
Wyoming. Mr.. Sheldon will move
his family to Kemmerer.
Joe Fuller will be Cokeville's next
mayor. At a primary election held
in the metropolis of the sheep indus
try last Thursday bested his only
opponent, Richard Roberts. Council
men elected are Ben Smalley, Jesse
Wilkinson and Richard Roberts.
Late song hits at the Thor q Mel
sen Music Store. Ask to hear them.
A. A. Dewey has sold his residence
property to ]. c. Stewart OF Wardbo-
no, who will take possession of the
same In a short time. Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewey intend to make their future
home in Nampa and will purchase a
residence there.
DIR. A. l.. Chiffon of the Pocatello
Optical Co will be ut Goodman 4
Christman's jewelry store May 10,
30, Fl, % and "a; at the StucISi home
In Paris May % from 40 a. m. TO 8
p. m
Miss Myrtle Hughes arrived Mon
day from Denver and will spend sew
eral months here with her s'ster-in-
law. Mrs. Fred Hughes. Fred writes
that he does not exepect to get HON =
from France for several months.
District court will convene at Paris
on Monday, May IL. with Judge Ter
rell presiding. The friends of Judge
Guheen will regret to learn that his
health IL very poor and It IL doubtful
II he will ever again be able to re-
sumo his duties as Judge.
Take your lawn mowers to be
sharpened to Udell George, three
blocks north OF Brennan & Davis
store.
Rev. Father ]. ]. Burri has been
assigned to the Montpelier parish.
He arrived In the city Tuesday and
will conduct the usual services at
the Catholic church next Sunday.
Father Burri is one of the pioneer
Catholic missionaries in the west. He
came to Idaho in 1882 and ever since
has labored in this and other wes-
tern states.
Governor Davis has named Thorn
as Sherlock OF Boise. Thomas Richard
OF Pocatello and w. C. Bleamaster.
physical director OF the University Of
Idaho, as the state boxing commits
sion, which will have charge OF all
fistic bouts in the state under the new
boxing statute. Tom Richard is now
train master for the Short Line at Po-
catello. He was formerly a passen-
ger conductor on this division and ID
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