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Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1920-04-08

Der pe6fon,me116e Mbonnent ltrbget.
Genne Megel bliper itrengt operbolot
lige oberfor alle -@6onnenter noen
6orlfiel.
at Sen nDe- Hropolition angaoenoe
gal9reform bliper giort til Sob, in-
Sen @igs6aeen ppleles og npe 8alg
|boloes,
Gor at finoe ct sioeItyffe til 6e
Optrin, iom bor f,1nbet Ste6 / ben
ienere Gi6, pill man blibe npot til at
gaa langt tilbage / oen oanlfe &iIto'
rie. Eoget fra Naabbuiet til @lot-
tct 2prbng Dopbe Euiin6er Delta.
gere. Mpoe fSlog blep baaret. Tolfe>
|,nosierne bente6e taalnooig uoenlor
poa llofalbet af set 8e1eg> iom en-
0epl,totio11 @oobsmpn6 aflagbe bos
&ongen. Til 6enne 0eputotion, Der
trpgleoe &oneen om at aflfeoige BET
npuonepnte Dfinilteril1m, ipare6e
6an:
vSeg bil un6erbon6le ongaaen6c
alt, naar @enerulltreifen er oflDlt. "
Gn iocialiltiif @aaoman6 inoifiso:
vGet er for ie11t, 9ercs MojeltGt, "
og olle Socialoe,nofroter tillteoe
|gjentog bans Orb.
Sen nDe 9lftale 9iper Mmne1ti for
olle politiife 6oriee!Ier og tilitaar
olle De Nolgreformer, fom Socialoe,
mofroterne forlanger. 9llle &ortile=
oerne lope6e at 1omoirfe mco oet
npe Mtniiteril1n1, iom bannes for at
}giennenfpre bette 8rogram.
&iebenbapn ben Ste 9lpril. Det,
6anfe politilfe Strife lom 8bfge al
Song @briitians slfifeoigelie al 3ob=
Les Minilterirun ipnes at bore en5t,
e1,6lfisnt Der ogfoa i6ag. bar enoel
minore Optpier. Sr6en ct blepet
gienoprettet A'ibbe>1bapn eftcr
@oorsbagens 116bru6, ba 6olfe1nas=
fen beltog / ra6ifale 9en1onltrotio=
|ner. Bolitiet bleo ongrebet, og ior'
6plge at &e11 fiertes ipp Periontr
til @oipitalerne.
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iom e,, Seir for Socialilterne og Sc
mofroterne. Trulelen ONT Ell @e1le.
| ralltreif nb6te aongen til at gipe efter
poo olIe Sc fornemite Bunfter, Gp,
rettelien al ct ltberalt Minilteriun
itbbefattet.
I 2iebeS Miriiteriltn1, Der bleb op:
rettet af &ongen iiteoenfer BET af1atte
3able= =Mniiterium, tog igaar slfteS
Mflfe6 og bil blibe efterfulet al e1
Miniiterium meo Dr. Sriis / Spi6,
fen. @alg oil blipe bol6t Sen 220t
Mpril.
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officielle 2ilte ober Me6lemmerne al
set npe Miniiterium blep ioae f'1no.
giort, iom fpleer:
Griis, &onleilsprpii6ent og Sor'
liuarsminiiter; Oscar 6capenius
Euoenriesminilter; @onne, 2ano:
brugsn1iniiter; s. g. Hrtor, San
oelsmi11iiter; @eoel, Sn6reminiiter
IScbrp6er, sSrltitsminiiter;; 9ofoeo
8inans1niniiter; Senien, Mrbei6ermi.
lniiter;; Be6erien, ln6erbisningsmi.
|niiter; @tis-&anien, Trafifmintiter
Mmmentorp, 4ultusminiiter.
Minilteriet er rent propiioriif oa
beitnar, efter bba6 u@ocial= =Gemofro'
item" op1pfer, u6eluffen6e al Men6
oer 1o6iatte fig 4ongens Mfifeoigelie
LAT Babies Mniiteriun1 forleoen.
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|sommenitp6, bporun6er flere 8erio.
|ner bleb faaret, fanot Ste6 u6enfo1
ll16enrigs s6epartelnentet mellem Doer'
|liggaaen6e @ocialiiter og 9oliti. gn
|af Bolitiets Motorpogte blep belte1
og boelagt af nogle af 6e 6emonltre.
renbe. 8ette er bog omtre11t Der
[eneite Gang, at 8ol6sbdnolinger ba1
[peret ppet un6er 4rifen:
Gbieaso.Banferne bar fin eyer
9agslgs-Man. Chicago ben 2oeu
Mpril. gn l1ge fra Manoag af bill
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-17
WANTED PROPERTY TO SELL
IN VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROL INA

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JULIAN G. ANDERSON &
suooi'idcrs and Sellers
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
HIGH SCHOOL pEBATE

On Monday evening, December 20,
there viii be an inter-class debate in.
the high school assembly. The ques-
ton for discussion is. Resolved,
That the United States should have
a protective tariff" The Junior
class has the affirmative side Of the
question and viii be represented by
Delta Bowcutf. Olive Bissigar. and
Lawrence Jensen. The Sophomore
class will uphold he negative, and
will be represented by Rachael Wea-
yer. George Smith and Ferris Miles
The high school orchestra will
render music during the evening.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend. Il was thought that by hold
ing the debate In the evening the
parents would find it more convent
ent to attend Come out and see
what your boys and girls are going
N this field Of educational activity.
Program will begin promptly at 1880
o'clock
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
Jos. J. Hitler Temporary
Receiver BurgOyne Cafe

Through an agreement reached
by the creditors OF Jack Cornish, erst-
while manager of the BurKoyne Cafe.
Jos. J Hitler. manager of the
BuFKoyne Hotel. has been appointed
temporary receiver cf the business,
and the cafe is now being operated
under his management.
An investigation OF the former
managers affairs discloseH the fact
that the outstanding indebtedness
against him IL much larger than was
at first believed, with but little as-
sets to offset the large sum. Under
the new management 1t Is believed
that claims Of creditors will be sat
lsfied In time. The property was
attached by grocery. firm. but
through the recaiyerehip arrange
ment the cafe will be permitted to
operate.
Mr. Hitler has secured the SER
vices OF Harry Barrela who was chef
at the Eccles Hotel in Logan for
four years, and Thomas Karras. al
50 formerly connected with the Ec-
cles hotel, both Of whom worked un-
der Mr.. Hitler while the latter was
manager Of the Logan hotel.
Mr. KILLER Is working hard TO pnt
the cafe back on the same paying
basis II enjoyed until q few weeks
|ago. when through reckless manage
ment. the business was allowed to
run down.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
Scout Field Secretary
Introduces Scout Work

J0hn II. Taylor OF Salt Lake. field
secretary for the Y. M. ma. X. a.. Boy
Scout division, speut Wednesday and
Thursday In Montpelier in the inter
ests OF scout work. Mr.. Taylor stat
ed that the church ID lending every
possible aid 20 the great movement
for the promotion Of boy scout work,
and he spends his entire time In the
work.
A course Of instruction for scout
leaders was given here at which rep
resentativea from every ward In thu
stake were present and took part III
the proceedings. which were held nc
the City HAP. Mr.. Taylor u also. field
commissioner Of the Boy Scouts Of
America.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
SPECIAL ExERCISEs
IN COUNTY SCHOOLS

The week of December a0-aA will
Pc Qbserved IN this county Is school
Week" December "a OF the same
week win be observed aa 'sForaFa-
fhers' Day." In memory OF the Three
huuaredth anniversary of the land
ing OF tho Pilgrims. During that
week the schools Of the county will
haxn special exercises on days no-
hectad by them when school pat
rons win be invited 10 visit the
schools and participate In the ex-
ercises.
It Is felt that the school and the
community do not appreciate each
other sufficiently. Patrons are ask~
ed for helpful criticism re the schools
and that they make note of tha
schools needs and become boosters
for the supplying Of such needs. The
schools. ON the other hand. are 20
endeavor to adjust the work aone
ao that It win be OF greater value 10
tho community.
Patrons os the various schools ln
Bear Lake county are asked 10 take
an interest Ia these two noteworthy
eYants, and endaAvur Co arouse irs.
terest in the children. In regard to
rF0fefathers' Day. ON December 9A
parents can do much 10 stimulate
school children's interest BY reading
70 them from historical books Of The
yoyage, landing and general informA-
tton concerning the Pilgrims.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
BURGLARS ANNOY
BUSINESS FIRMS

Saturday aud Sunday nlshin bur-
glars were busy ii Montpelier.
and entered Two business establish
monts. Sometime Saturday mighk
providers entered the office of The
Miiea Milling Al Elevator company
and proceeded % lRFy open tho aeak
Thmy secured ~ esntM 1aF shair efon-
hie. The desk was damaged u (
epnaidarnhla extenE. hnt nulhina ex-
eept the small en- Item waa taken.
As an early hoat Monday mgxnlnR
sh@ kurnltura store 0f Alelann- 1nnAa
VAS entered ~ burglars. who gained
nntrance by ammAhInE "a back win
dow. 4 good haul was made ag fhia
store. The burglars proceeded ko
tho front Of thu Btliro and cleared The
big display Windnw o. mil tha most
valuable Iewelry, lonslatine ~ mems
and women'a witches, pearl neck
lacea. rsnRB and brooches. The I0na
IN ieweiry from this store vas astls
mated Ne between 1900 and $500 ~
Manager Thor g. Nielaen.
No cle#H ReFa EaRt behind h. me
prowiora 20 east any light % tbs
robbaTi51=s.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17

SATURDAY, SUNDAY

Next Saturday and Sunday quar-
terly conference OF the Montpelier
stake viii be held In this city. The
stake presidency announces that two
coed speakers from Salt Lake will
be present. and everything points 20
"a most successful session.
The conference. as usual. viii
open Saturday morning at 10 o'clock.
and there win he an afternoon aes-
sion, In tha evening In the tahern-
Mcle, the rostpCned Lyceum course.
Gorst. the bird man. viii be given,
Dir. GUrat comes highly reoom-
nended and will give the patrons 0f
the Luoeum course 3 rare treat
Sunday aessl0ns win ha resumed
ct 10 o'clock Sunday morning. with
d hlg meeting at b. m.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
NEW ORCHESTRA
F0R MoNEPEE.KER

"A A new aavan-piaea orchestra has
been organised IN Montpelier. and
viii soon make les appearance nc
home of the dances. The new or
ehestra Will have seven members. all
lop notch musicians. and win be
known as .sTha Mnnfnelier Orches-
ira" The following musicians WfFl
Be Included in the new organization.
O. ID. (Toddl T0omer, violin;
Jesse Dunn. saxaphone: Duke Ander-
son. cornet: Harold ToOmer. from
bone: Earl sturman, clarinet: Ly-
man Crockett, piano. and Frank M.
Williams. traps.
The orchestra will be under the
management or n. M Williams. and
viii play its Initial engagement at
the Pavilion next Saturday night.
This orchestra win also play for the
dances At the Pavilion Christmas
Eve and Christmas night. New Years
Eve and nlght. and for the B. os H.,
r. and E. On the 2eth.
The Big -Four orchestra or Ja9z
band win Htill continue. end viii play
for the dances. aa before except
where the parties wish Ga change ID
the new and larger orchestra st 1
small additional cost.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
DEATH C0AGEs no DUNCAN no
LEHMAN AT HOSPITAL.
Nrom 6mm Pedro nmiiv Nowa. l

lErom 6Mn Pedro Daily Newa.(
Duncan McLennan. D we'll knUWn
and highly respected cltizan o. this
community. passed away inBe even
ing Ia the Seaside Hospital fellow
ing an kllnaa8 og four weeks. A@ wma
b7 years OF age and was born IN Co
nan Village, Scotland. on December
2A. 1859 ANA came ID America whlla
IL young man and won't 20 work IN
PocatellO, Idaho. "a = manhlniHt. lie
was later In business for himself I'm
Montpelier, Idaho. and for years was
the foremost hustneBA man az tho
intermountafn territory. Ia 1914
he retired and moved to Long Beach
with his family and III 1914 came to
San Pedro to locate. He and hia son
in-amw, n. III. Beatuu bought 0ut tho
|conkectionery which was owned by
tha late O.. "A. Pearson and La 1915
they retired from this bunlnesn and
tho deceased looked after other buai-
ness interests nnd WAS secretary Mnd
general manager Of the Black Hawk
Tungsten corporation @t tho time 0k
his death. Mr.. McI.ennan was the
oldest living charter member og King
solomon Lodge u. and A. M. of Mont
peiior, Idaho,
He laavea 10 mourn his death his
widow, Margaret MCLennan, daugh-
ter. Mrs. r. II. Baaton Of San Pedro
fonr sisters and three brothers. Mrs.
James Lyons and Mr. William Mc-
Lehman OF Montpelier, Idaho. Tho
other brothers ana aiB sIfv0 III
Scotland. He also leaves = niece,
Mrs. VI Al. Thompson 0f San Pedro,
nephew. James MeLennan, OF San
Pedro, and also 4 nephew, John Mac
Donald OF Loa Angeles.
Funeral services were held Thurs
day morning from tho Goodrich I'M
dartaking parlora. and the Rev. eto-
wart Il. MacLennAn, pastor OF 81. an
drew's Presbyterian church, uffieia-
ted, The San Pedro Masonic Lodge
had charge OF the services M tho
grave.
The sympathy OF the entire COM
munity is extended 70 the hareaved
family In their hour Of sorrow. Tho
death of Mr.. MeI4ennAn leaves . place
in the community which can never Be
filled and 3 host Of friends With tho
relatives mourn his untlmoly death.
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Cut glass, beautiful designs at
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
d. of T., n. and E. Will
Give Fine Dance Dec. %

Arrangements are under way by
the dance committee Of the Brother
hood OF Locomotive Firemen ana
Enginemen for the 36th annual ball
to be given in the Montpelier Pa
gilion by the Re-Eeho Lodge No. 1876.
The date OF the ball is December
2sth, and. elaborate plans are under
way for the entertainment of the
members and their friends. A big
feature OF the event will be the sery-
ing of supper. which wilI be under
he direction Of the First ward Re-
lief society.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
Heavy Truck Turns Over;
Driver Badly Injured

when the brakes On 0ne ~ tha bfe
phosphate tFaekH refused to hold sha
truck On tha incline lendlng ID thA
dump at tho dep4t after the engine
had stopped. tAa haaytfy loaded
truck started backward and tuFnea
over a pumbar oa timas. severely H.
InFfnE Carl MeHllwagns The aFlseT.
who reealved baa bruises nh0Mk tha
head and waa Otherwise shaken up.
Owing % tbs platEoFm being covered
wIth snow ard lea The brakes e1afa
not tha vehicle aEler the engine had
stopped.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
Mayor Hoff to Attend
Trustees Meeting In Boise

Mayor H. II. Hoff Wednesday re-
ceiyed 8 telegram from former Gov.
James II. Hawley, advising him OF
the meeting Of the beard Of trustees
OF the Idaho Historical Society, og
which he is 8 member By appoint
ment under the administration Of
Gov. Alexander and re-appointmen1
by Gov Davis. Other members &C
the board are James II. HawIey ana
William Parker of GFangeville. Tha
board will formulate . report 90 b
presented to the Legislature next
month.
Mr.. Hoff left this morning TOR
Boise 90 attend tho meeting.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
W0ODMEN or WORLD
ELECT NEW OFFICERS

AT a meeting OF the woodmen Of
the World, Camp No. 167, held Nom
day night. the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Past
Council Commander, J.. w. Howell:
Council Commander. s. J. Irving;
Advisory Lieutenant. Iyer Loveday:
Clerk, Ernest Summers, Jr.; Escort.
James Whinham; Watchman, Elmer
Jewett; Managers. r. II. Robinson L.
NJ. Griffin and James Laughter;
Physicians, DR.. Geo. =. Ashley and
Dr. g. T. Guyon; Sentry
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
FORMER MONTPELIER BOY
WINS aefy1ss Ar TFl,H- =.

Polly Lehrbaa, former Mont
pelier boy, was awarded d sweater
Zor unusually gopd service on the
Football squad OF the Idaho Techni-
eal Institute at Pocatello s week
following banquet given ia -hurior
af the football team The present
#tion was made by Coach Hutchinson
Tho stated, in making the award,
nat it was Tor being Of the most
Ealue to the team in the games
throughout the season.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
CONTRACT
SIGNED WEDNESDAY

Homer Reed, or the firm OF Glib
bons & Reed, and Engineer A. q. Fox
were present at the meeting OF the
City Council Wednesday night when
the contract for the street paving
was signed by Mayor II. Fl. Hoff. City
Clerk +, l.. Cruikshank and Mr.. Reed
The contract was Prepared by City
Attorney d. @. Kunz, and embodies
the plans and specifications and bid
as submitted by Mr.. Reed and &C
cepted by the city. The contract calls
for the completion OF the work one
hundred. and twenty days after the
contractors receive official notifica-
tion from the project engineer TO
start work.
This means that Montpelier's
streets will be paved four months
from the earliest possible date that
weather ondto ic etaoin etaoin shrd
weather conditions will permit of the
contractors starting work, because 1t
is the plan of the engineer to have
the work under way Just as soon as
the frost is out of the ground in the
spring.
The signing Of the contract for
this important undertaking removes
much weight from the mind Of humid
reds Of citizens who have the welfare
of the city at heart, because 1t tnt
sures beyond doubt the completion 0f
the first step toward a modern city
and for permanent Improvement.
There is no question but that the
city received q very fair bid for the
work awarded to Gibbons g Reed,
and the fact that the bonds were sold
at par and accrued interest makes the
proposition all the more attractive.
Everything is moving along in fine
manner in regard to arranging de-
tails for the issuance of bonds, and
indications are that the Hanchett
Bond company will be prepared TO ad-
vance the money on the bonds in
good time to start the work ON time.
COMMITTEE VISITS
WRWYGFNKNSG MWEN1
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
M. I. 4. NOTES


The Harvest Festival given BY tha
Geneva M. !. "A. proved 10 be ! very
decided social and financial success.
The following program opened the
entertainment: Invocation By Robt.
Teugcher; community singing. Sow
ing; reading. Alice HiFschi; Thanks
giving talk. >. r. Boehma. reading,
"a Single Head of Wheat" Evelyn
Tueller:, Music. "Hard Tlmea Come
Again No More" Louis scRrfer.
At the conclusion oe the progrAm
various interesting games were play
ed.
From attractive booths tho follow
ing were sold: Apples, vegetables,
candy. popcorn balla. punch. dough
nuts and cookies.
RAYMOND WARD.
Autumn song. girls chorus.
Invocation, ". A. Hart.
Community singing.
Reading. when the frost In on
the pumpkin" MsFIyn Hart.
Talk on Thanksgiving and Masea-
colt, Paul A. Marlin.
Song. Winter" girls chorus.
Reading. Nancy George.
The hall was decorated with an
tunan leaves ana Jack-o' 'lanteFns. he
frsshments were sold. Dancing and
games concluded the successful 81
fair.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
May Start Rock Crushing
Soon After New Year :

UneGagiRmad EapnHfa about t0wn
ara % the effaet that GFbhona s
Read, "a nmxlhg eanlraeaazm Mha
hare tie e1ntrdet for tTantnegfexss
paving. Mill haAIn cFnAhina raek Ia
The canTon eur aAe street work E0em
af6eF tna fIrnG 81 tha ye4r Thls
VIII cruafa ateaBy elnpAngnteAt ~
quite iarza rco 81 neu aaria8
tha dR# wtHseH nonahs ana waiE g.
q hEa kzanaEz - kha ETY.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
PRESS COMMENTS On
CHRISTMAS EXAMINER


Pocatello Tribune. The Christ
mas edition Of the Montpelier Exam
sner vas received hy The Tribune to-
Jay. It IS most crsditable. nnbli-
sation, containing ali the i've news
20 that bustIing community ana
many attractive features II. NJ.
Nelson. the publishes 81 the paper.
Was formerly connected with the
mechanical Departments Of The Tra-
eune."
PoeatailO News.Th Montpelier
Examiner has. ,issaed its christunaa
edition, and II u d vsry attraesIys
md interesting copy. covering the
@nterprising eonmnnisx's industries
INC events II "a apurecfabIe tyle.
~ q Nelson. ths publisher. was
sormerlx located s. Poeatsaio.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
BUSINESS MEN

Mayor Hoff, Luke Roghaar, j. II.
Beatty and Sam Turks, will be the
committee which will visit the bnsi-
ness district in the campaign for the
sale OF Christmas seals. The county
chairman reports the sale going on
fairly well but much work will have
to be done for the county to raise its
quota ss
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
MARRIED N sALr LAKE.

Last week a marriage license vas
issued BY the county clerk og Salt
Lake county to Edwin r Johnson oe
and Alton Il. Huffman,
Of Bountefal, Utah.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
oOwRm1Oa

IN the writeup Is tbs Christmas
Examiner covering the nzaahart Sta
do an arreT waa made q aass the ar-
,ticls stated that Mr. Sunderland had
charge OK hand cuEuK1n9 when tk
should have read Mrs. Sunderland.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
BUILDING AHEMH HE MOVED
rR0la F1HE DlsTEtEcT

ThB meeting dK the CiEy CoHmela
wednesday night discussed the mat
t@r of having the old fire. fFapm elamF-
I'd away from tHe recently acquired
Iciex park property neaf lha d0p1s ana
from the South Tenth street mitH. The
Council vas unanfmcna Is ita onln-
lCn th$s tha buildings must g. am
the owners will Be alvea 4 limited
tima IN MhIeh 20 remove them.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
- FIgYrEIgTA4 rnTrnr.IF.

Sunday school at 80 8. M HoFn-
ting worship ng IA = M. with Chriat-
mas sermon. ETeazng service It
T.ao. aThe Second Coma anaams. IA
II ". eTog zsnfsear.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
REpoRra ROADa aonn.

=. 4. Kunz OF Garden City. nntlI
recently > resident OF Blackfoot. was
I'm Montpelier Monday Il company
with James Dustin OF that place.
looking after business matters. Mr.
Kunz reported khe roads good for
sleighing Ia distance between. Fish
Haven and So. Charles and from
there fa Montpelier unusually COED
automobile roads were encountered.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1920-12-17
cHRIsTasAa eARDs-RlLaI REas.

By the Bear Lake CnunSy sporfsmen
At their meeting Ok December efh.
1870, BE- eonnidered faxorAhIx. and
that tha retounend datioua Contained
in shelr resolutions S. supported.
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INFANT DIES

On Sunday. December Str death
claimed the little infant daughter OF
A4r. aud Mrs. Otto HlrBchf ok Geneva
after ! weeks illness with whoop-
ing cough.