Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-01-24

inBIFuetlOn App0EtiOned the @eml-An=
nual payment of state school money
among the counties the first OF the
week. Bear Lake county Is credited
with 3,163 persons of school age and
It's share OF the money is $3,9O4.34.
7After reposing at the Vincent IN
rdertaking rooms for a week the re-
mains OF Morton 8. Bovine were laid
to temporary rest In the cemetery
here last Monday The body will be
exhumed in the near future and sent
to EmpOria. Kansas. to rest beside his
mother,
Cards have been received in the
city announcing the marriage of Mr..
Frank s. Daugherty and Mrs. Ger
trude d. Carey at RedOnda Beach,
Cal, on Jan. 10. Mrs. Carey 10 well
known to many Montpelier people.
They will be at home after Feb. / at
Manhattan Beach, Cal.
James L. Dunford and family went
to Logan yesterday, where they Will
remain for several months. They are
taking their son, J. Logan, there IN
the hope that the lower altitude will
be beneficial TO his health. The young
man has never recovered from the ILL
ness COPYRIGHTED wiT1fg az Camp LewisS
~tdst because the entire country Is
going dry" in a few months In no
reason why the weather man should
not give as some snow. With no
beer or booze to drink next sumner, IL
sure will be dry in Bear Lake unless
we get more snow than we have got
l now.
The Golden Rule Mercantile Co.
| Is Offering some interesting bargains
to the readers of the Examiner this
week. This company lie now con-
Quoting its usual January clearance
sale and Manager Nicholson says that
their sales last week were the larg-
est Of any one week since they have
been in business in Montpelier.
A. H. Hayes of Georgetown, was
in Montpelier few days this week
looking after his son who has been
In the Montpelier hospital for three
months and is in a precarious condi-
ton. though somewhat improved at
present. He ID a railroad man and
met with an accident some three or
more months ago.
Lieut.. John Sharp was shaking
hands with Montpelier friends yes
terday. Lieut.. Sharp was formerly
AN instructor in the Montpelier high
Ischool. He entered an officers train
ing school last spring and received q
commission as lieutenant. He wa
mustered out at Ft. Sill, Oklahoma
where he had haen stationed for sew.
Ierslmonths.
II Several new freight locomotives
khave been received here the past
n week and more are to come. They
Iare the 2540 class and are equipped
with automatic stokers and all the
other modern devices known to loco
! motive builders. The stoker takes I
big load on the firemens' shoulders
The letters U. 8. are painted on tht
u cabs
A good time was enjoyed by all o.
those who attended the bundle show
er given at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Orson Calkins in honor of their Sol
Albert and wife, who was formerl,
Miss Hannah Cros1ey OF NOunan Val
ley. Idaho. Both Albert and his wifi,
! are much liked by the people o
: MeadOwville, and we can heartily ga,
we are glad to welcome Hannah II
: our midst. The young couple wer,
!, married at PocateIIo, Idaho, Jan. Z
i9IS.-Soda Springs Chieftain.
Mrs. Peter Hauck returned las
Friday from Nampa, where she hal
: been visiting with her daughter
E Mrs. Fred Lance. She reports tina
e she has become a grandmother 70
!. the fifteenth time. her daughter hay
I ing given birth to a fine baby EiI
9 while she was there. Mrs. Haaek say
g she likes the climate In that part o
5 the state very much. The weather
y while zhe was there, was about Hk
z our April weather. and there was D
snow On the ground.