Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-06-13

4 Notwithstanding that this 10 Fri
| day the 18th and we have had nc
linotype operator this week, the Elk,
lsminer is issued on time. as usual
John Bourne is In the Montpelier
hospital suffering from q broken rib
land injuries on his head. sustained
hen he was thrown from q train while
lswitching the local yards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Stauffer Of
Nounan, announce the engagement OF
their daughter. Rhada. to Mr.. J. A.
Shaw Of Ogden. The wedding will
take place on June 25ths--
A-force of men. under the direc-
non of Ranger Gordon, began work
this morning on the Home Canyon
road. About $1,000 worth OF repair
work will be done on this road
| Mr.. T. Jefferson Dunford and Miss
Ruth Hulme, two OF Bloomington's
popular young people. were united
In marriage in the Salt Lake Temple
yesterday. -
The Montpelier and Ovid ball
teams played a seven inning game on
the local diamond Wednesday even
ing. Neither team succeeded in gett-
ing a tally in the seven innings.
We are still selling at sale price
four of the popular qualities of limo
ieum in some splendid patterns
Nielsen Furniture Co. The Old Reli-
able.
Arnold Tueller's AL jazz baud gave
their first dance at the Paris paw
ilion last Friday night and scored a
hit with the dancers. About a dozen
carloads of Montpelier were In atten-
dance.
DIR. A. L. Chiffon OF the Pocatello
IOptical Co. will be at Goodman q
hristman's jewelry store June 16.
az. Is, 10 and 81; at the Stuck home
| n Paris June 20 from 10 q. m. to 3
p. m.
DR.. Hinckley requests the Exam
liner to state that here Ii no truth
| in the report that he intends to re-
move to Salt Lake. He In satisfied
with his practice here and is figur-
ing some on purchasing q lot and
building him a home.
The Examiner has received q post
card from Private Charles Locker.
Headquarters Co. 313th Engineers,
taying that he arrived in New York
from France on the transport NADIA
lwaska on June s. Charlie will be sent
to Camp Mills for discharge.
The best homemade ice cream 20
cents a pint; so cents q quart at Ish-
imaru Bros. Myers old stand.
L. C. French and wife returned
yesterday from a weeks visit in the
western part of the state, going as
far as Weiser. Lou reports that the
weather is cold down that way and
crop conditions are unfavorable.
Montpelier Lodge No. 607, Broth
erhood of Railroad Trainmen and
Ladies Auxiliary Lodge, No. 602, will
unite in giving grand ball at the
pavilion on Wednesday night, June
25th. A chicken supper will be
served by the First Ward Relief So
ciety.
Miss Anna Spongberg delighted a
large crowd at the commencement OK.
ercises of the Idaho Technical Insti-
tute at Pocatello last Friday evening
by singing whats in the air today"
Robert Eden) as a part OF the pro.
gram.
In the Salt Lake temple last Friday
Miss Maud Pecora became the bride
of Ulysses 8. Kunz Of Bern. The happy
couple will make their home In Bern.
AL Breese, former well known Mont
pelier player, is now managing the
Elk's ball team-at Pocatello.
Fred Cruikshank and family drove
up from Salt Lake on Wednesday to
Ispend the summer here. During the
summer Fred will make a number of
Improvements to the Cruikshank build
ing, including the enlargement OF the
kQverland hotel:
Just received, q nifty line of mid
summer hats for ladies; hats from
$1.98 to $500; also o large assort-
ment OF misses and children's hats.
The Fair Store. Sam L. Lewis.
\ The Masons of Montpelier will hold
a. picnic at Fish Haven on Sunday,
june 22nd. All members of King
Solomon lodge and all sojourning
Masons who intend to attend the
picnic should report to A. K. Thiel,
chairman Of the general arrange
ments committee.
A bold daylight burglary occurred at
the home of Engineer Ed Brady in
lPocatello last Friday afternoon. While
lthe family were away from the house
two men gained admittance, complete
lily ransacked the house and stole sew.
'eral articles Of Jewelry, a 500 Liber-
~ bond and considerable wearing ap-
narol Tho fhfovoa MAYA MT a~uwa