Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-05-09

The Victory loan drive eloaes 70
morrow night. Is your name record
ed on the roll OF honorf
II. NJ. Moore, manager Of Rite
Bros. and Mrs. Moore returne,
Thursday from Salt Lake where the,
attended q tvo-day conclave OF tn
Rexall druggists.
Mrs. L. c. Vincent returned Wed
nesday from n three months visl
with her parents at Long Beach, Cal
MIR. and Mrs. Vincent are now bus,
packing their goods preparatory {,
moving to Twin Falls. They will
leave here some time next week.
Ham Mumford. who was In from
Raymond Wednesday. informed III
thar last week he closed the deal FOL
the purchase OF George Blechert',
S2O-acre ranch at Raymond. George
will retire from ranch life and ex
poets to make his home In Salt Lake
Do not be deceived by any false
stories. We have been serving the
public with merchandise for nearly
twenty-five years. We shall contin.
ne to merit your patronage by Civ
ing you the very lowest prices on
anything we handle.--H. b. Whit
man.
Harrison Hess has purchased the
soda water machinery of j. w. Hos
kins and will commence the manufac-
ture OF bottled soft drinks In the
near future. The old building for
merly used for the purpose on Tenth
street has been moved away TO make
way for Frank Miles eievaeors-~------.
The entire cast OF the high school
play enjoyed q trip around the lake
last Sunday. stopping ut Ideal Beach
for dinner, and the hot springs for
supper. after an afternoon Of aYima
ming n the springs b. Trow-
vrtdge, Al Thief. C.dD. Simpson and
r. Smith furnished transportation
for the cast.
Mothers Day will be observed at
the Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday. May IL. Subject OF morn
ing sermon. motherhood" Subject
OF evening sermon, "Womanhood. ="
The public IL very cordially invited
to these services. Special music IL
being rehearsed for the two occa-
sions. Come!
The "Pontanezen aboard" pub
lished ut Brest, France, 10 the latest
arrival among overseas newspapers.
II carries the information that a big
dance is to be given the sth infan-
try tomorrow night at Brest at which
time n number OF Montpelier BOYS in
the organization will be awarded
their FIRST gold stripe, signifying six
months overseas.
Jode Phelps left for Camp Lewis
this morning, after q weeks visit
with his folks. Jode Is still connect
ed with the Bugle. the paper publish
ed at the camp. He expects to be
mustered out OF service about the LIST
OF July. when he will 20 to Seattle to
take a position in the art department
OF the Post-Intelllgencer. He 10 rated
40 field clerk.
Willis Benson of Garden City,
Utah, Is visiting with his sister, Mrs.
Sam Turks. He has just returned
from overseas where he served with
Co. B., 363rd infantry of the Wild
West division. After going through
the hardest part of the fghting IN the
Argonne. st. Mihiel and other battles
on the French front. he was wound
% In the Flanders offensive.
Miss Nellie Rid has received
yord from her brother, Roland. that
de landed in New York on last Mon
lay. Roland served overseas eight
months with the Booth Commlssary
init OF the 18th division. On Tues
lay New York City turned out en-
nasse to welcome the 18th home.
Roland was sent to Camp Mills for
discharge.
Gus Williams OF Springfield. Mo,
9 now on the water wagoni Gus
anne into town Tuesday staggering |
inder his unsuccessful attempt 70 !
mbibe all the amber liquid left be-
ore July ] and was conducted to the |
Hotel dc Hitler. Wednesday the |
prohibitionist began a ten
lay ride OF Montpelier's streets on to |
he sprinkler, to bemoan the fact that |
~ eye was bigger than ffs capHcftyi
Manager Trowbridge of the Utah |
Power & Light Co. informs as that |
equipment has already been ordered |
or the extension OF the electric line |
% Liberty, and the citizens OF that |
will celebrate the compile |
ion Of the line by coming TO Mont
)elier's big doings on the Fourth. |
rhe citizens OF Dingle and Bern are |
low negotiating with tho power
company for the extension of Inc |
inc to theIr communitiea.--~-
The first issue Of the Irrigation