Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-25

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Tom sheldon returned home on
Friday after spending a week in saN
Lake.
Legrand ClHrK, nassfYon Freeman,
Darrell Welker and Harold Tibbets.
Of Georgetown, attended the B. of
r. T. dance Thursday night.
Mrs. G. s. Sloane left for Califor-
mia Monday.
Roy Robinson went to Pocatello
Sunday on business.
Charles Chick and Rulon Jones
left for PocatelIo Sunday to attend !
clerks meeting. They are going ia
Salt Lake to attend the auto show
before returning.
Leo Lewis left Monday for salt
Lake to attend the auto show in that
city.
Margaret Karas, Q. S. L operator
from Kemmerer, spent the week end
et the Hotel Burgoyne.
Bill Roberts left Monday for soda
Springs on business.
Mrs. Fred Lance, of Nampa. ID
here visiting at the home Of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Hauck.
Van French left for Sah Lake on
Sunday on business tri
M. H. s. ALUMNI DANCE AT
STALEY'S OLYMPIC, MARCH end.
1 You are cordially invited. Tickets
/ 75c; extra lady -26e.-- Lit.
~Gffy Clerk F. l.. Cruikshank went
ITO Pocatello yesterday to 20 over deA
tails of the preliminary work for the
paving with attorneys in the Gate
lctty. --=-
J. G. Stauffer Of Willard, Utah, is
1 in Montpelier for the purpose Of
buying hogs and fat cattle.
/ M. IA. 8. ALUMNI DANCE AT
STALEY'S OLYMPIC MARCH End.
You are cordially invited. Tickets
Use; extra lady 25c.. lit
Il. w. Horsley, county assessor of
Caribou county, was MONTPELIER
visitor Wednesday. Mr. Howley's
visit was in behalf of the cattlemen
OF Bear Lake county, and he is en-
deavoring to interest the farmers in
filing a report OF the number OF cat
tie they Craze in his home county so
as to avoid erroneous assessments.
/ /H. A. Robinson OF. the News
Nmade a business trip to Pocatello
H TUESDAY. r-'------.-~'
We are offering a beautiful new
line of spring silks and wool dress
goods in new spring shades. II. B.
II whitman. 4 4 7rt3.-a2 6
W w. B. Trowbridge returned Wed
nesday from Ashton, where he~went
to witness the annual dog race prsz
IAgram. } Mr.. Trowbridge was one Of
the instigators of this event while
a resident Of that section some years
ago.
J. M. Ward Of Bloomington was
among the race enthusiasts who at
tended the race meet in this city last
Saturday.
The WHITNEY Baby Carriages in
all styles and the seasons best col
ors at Nielsen-Jones, tt
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Margetts Of
Preston, were visitors TO this city
last Friday and Saturday. Mr.. Mar
gets came to Montpelier to look
over the property of the Warm
Springs resort with . view of Ieas4
ing the same. They were taken out
to the Springs by Clarence Ander-
son, one of the owners.
| DR.. r. J. sutton of Paris was, a
Montpelier visitor Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alma Kunz of Bern
we're visiting relatives and friends in
Montpelier Wednesday.
The free public library is open
every Saturday afternoon in the city
i hall from L. to- n o'clock mb-tf
Harold and Tod Toomer spent
part of the week in Salt Lake at
blending the auto show. rod went
/ down suAaay uaornlRg and Harold
departed Wednesday morning.
II WantedLY accounts to collect.
National Collection a Commercial
Bureau. Montpelier, Idaho. Mp
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gaunt returnz
ed to their home In Shoshone Tues
day after spending a few days In this
city, the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jos.