Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1921-02-18
LOCAL NEWS

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More Mouritsen returned Sunday
from three weeks visit at Logan
and Smithfield
Mrs. Harriet Merrill left Monday
for Logan where she expects to re-
main for some time.
The WHITNEY Baby Carriages in
all styles and the seasons best col
ors at Nielsen-Jones. tt
Deputy Sheriff Cleveland was a
Montpelier visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Mary Munk and Miss Amy
Munk spent Sunday at Georgetown,
visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Eugene Grimes, of Blooming
ton was Montpelier visitor Sun
day.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Sam Lewis spent
Sunday at Lava.
We are offering beautiful new
line OF spring silks and wool dress
goods in new spring shades. HI. B.
Whitman. fish
Willard Mouritsen and VERNON
Clark went to Pegram Sunday on'
business.
The free public library Is open
every Saturday afternoon in the Getty
hall from 1880 to o'clock. m5-tf
Miss Rose Patterson returned to
her home in Bloomington Monday
after spending several days at the
home Of Mrs. George Alley OF this
city.
Large and complete stock OF
Children's WHITNEY Sulkies, Co
carts, Runabouts, Sleepers and Car
riages just in. See the line while
complete at Nielsen-J ones store. If
The Misses Georgia Alley and Mil
lie Dana attended the dance at Paris
Monday night.
Crandall Dunn came over from
Paris Monday on business.
Conover Wright was Cokeville
visitor Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell White went
to Pegram Sunday on business.
h. L. Nicholson returned home
Thursday from Salt Lake where he
spent several days last week.
On the sunny side of the equator
Father never has to worry about the
high cost of clothing. See Ship
wrecked Among Canniba1s'' the Uni
versal marvel picture, Gem Theatre
February %.
Wanted-Your accounts to collect.
National Collection & Commercial
Bureau, Montpelier. Idaho. map
VIM. Cozzens left Tuesday for
Little Blackfoot where he intends
to hunt and trap for the Government.
Mrs. Cozzens accompanied him here
but returned to her home In Border
Tuesday.
We are offeriny beautiful nag
line of spring silks and wool dfsss
goods in new spring shades. B.
Whitman. 1895
Mrs. John Rasmussen, OF Ontario,
Oregon, visited here over Sunday
with her sister, Mrs. Anna Hager.
She left Monday for Pocatello where
she will visit before returning home.
I'd. M. Hymas was a Cokeyille vi
sitor Sunday.
Mrs. J. G. Merrill of this city, Mrs.
James Dunn, OF Paris and Mrs. w.
w. Clark of Georgetown, left for
Logan Monday where they expect to
remain for few days.
Mrs. Clarence Hess and children
left for their home in Logan Tues
day after spending two weeks at the
home OF Mrs. Hess mother, Mira.
Anna Hansen.
Wanted.-Poultry, hogs, veal and
beef Highest cash price paid for Al
stuff. Larsen and Linder, telephone
266. f11-tt
To each purchaser OF Mandolin,
N Guitar, Eukelele or Mandolin banjo,
Awe will give one self-instructor free.
New line Of string instruments at
rNihlsen-Jones Furniture store. IL
VGame Warden Jesse Dunn went to
Pegram Tuesday on business.
III J. p. Ryan, Of Pocatello, Is visit
Nng at the home of his sister, Mrs.
Dan Hurley.
A very interesting game of has
ket ball was played in the Montpe-
lier pavilion Monday night, between
the Stake Mutual and the Stake sun
day School Board Members, the score
being 16 to p in favor of the sun
day school.
Marion Clark of Georgetown was
a Montpelier visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Ira Chaffin went to Paris on
Tuesday TO visit at the home of Mrs,
Lantry.
Rulon Jones went to Soda Springs
Tuesday. on business.
The WHITNEY Baby Carriage, the
leader for sixty years-at Nielsen
Jones Furniture Store. II
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