Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1919-12-05


Jones entertained at "a bundle
shower" for Miss Laverne Crockett,
who is soon tC become the bride OF
Mr.. Joseph Scofield of Blackfoot.
About Is guests were present and the
evening was spent most delightfully."-.
Miss Crockett was the recipient Of
many beautiful presents.
See our Sonora window and then
decide TO let us deliver one OF these
wonderful machines to your home
you'll never regret 1t. Nielsen's the
old. reliable.
Walnut Camp Woodmen of the
] World will give an entertainments nj
the Odd Fellows hall on Monday
night. December Sth, TO which the
general public is invited. There will
be music. fun and light refreshments
and more fun. Come and get i'm on
the fun. The entertainment will be-
gin ut o'clock and there will be no
charge for admission. The regular
meeting of the camp will be called
promptly at o'clock.
Jonathan apples nc Ed Rich's
grocery.
George Davis. of Dingle returned
last Sunday from the Mackay section.
where he has been working for the
Rams Horn Mining Co. for the past
six months. In order to reach Mack
ay, George had to ride 20 miles In an
auto truck with the thermometer reg
istering 23 below zero. He win re-
main at home this winter.
Why not get that boy or girl n
good band instrument for Christmas.
See F. M. Williams, agent for the
Famous Holton band instruments,
acknowledged by the profession as
the best in the world. win sell for
cash or easy payments. -----~.-------->
l. N. Thomas, who has been CASH.
Ter OF the Short Line freight office
at this place for the past eight years
or more, has been promoted to the
position OF agent for the company at
hemmerer He went To Kemmerer
yesterday to assuemmgmentgmon
yesterday to assume his new duties.
Dan Severn takes Ithel's place here
as cashier.
The coal saving proclivities of the
Howard Over-draft Heater are truly
remarkable. The scarcity of coal and
the attendant high prices makes this
heater a boom to all those who have
one in their homes We will take
your old heater in exchange. |
sens the old reliable. two doors east |
of the Royal Bakery.
The Brotherhood of Locomotive |
Ftremen and Enginmen will give
their S4th annual ball at the pavil-
ION on Tuesday night, December l6.
This event is always looked forward
to with interest by the dance low
ing people of this city and vicinity
and the coming ball promises 10 he n
huge success. The banquet will he
served by the First ward relief So
,iety.
Christmas cards on display at
Rfter Bros. Drug Co. '-'-,'..ss---
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Phelps enter
.ained about about 80 of their rela-
ives and friends at their home last
Wednesday night in honor OF their
;Wenty-flrst wedding Anniversary,
Music and games Of various Kinds
we're INDUCED in until about ten
o'clock. when a sumptuous renast
vas served. Mrs. Agnes Nelson won
Iirst prize at guessing game and
he BOBBY prize went to Heber
Phelps. Mr.. and Mrs. Phelps were
The recipients of a number of pres
snts.
Just received, a small shipment of
he famous October 1919, conference
containing President
Grants speech on the league OF ma
ions. Order quickly from c. w.
Bartshi, Nounan.
One of those beautiful oil paintings
Will make a Christmas present long
% be remembered.--Niel the old
We are not right In the heart of
he buiness district, but 1t will pay
you to come and see us when you are
N need of general house furnishings
Or useful Christmas presents. Mel
'en's, the old reliable.
Don't forget that your battery will
'reeze; have IL stored with the Idaho
Electric Co.
II you have any furniture or stoves
you don't like, we will trade with
New and cecond
land Store.
Labor saving kitchen cabinets in
arge variety and at low prices at the
Furniture Co.
The free public library in the city
lall is open each Saturday afternoon
rom 1880 until o'clock.
II you are moving away we will
rate your furniture for you, our
harges are
lew and second hand store.
A large stock Of L. ID. 8. garments
n cotton and wool at Whitman's.
Call at the elevator for flour. feed
wheat, oats, barley, corn OF hay