Montpelier examiner. [volume], July 11, 1919, Image 5

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Local News
Montpelier, Friday, July 11, 1919.
The stork left a new son at the
home of R. B. Root in this city last
Monday night. - - ' "
Kodaks and all supplies at fac
tory priese at Rinehart's studio.
Base ball tomorrow and 8unday
——Green River va. Montpelier.
The county commissioners will
meet in regular quarterly session
next Monday.
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Developing, printing, copying and
enlarging ait Rinehart's studio.
Mrs. H. F. Spidell is now conva
lescing from a month's illness with
typhoid fevsr.
Ladies' and misses' oxfords and
alippera only 21.95 while they last
at H. B. Whitman's.
Mrs. Maud Hoffburh of Pocatello,
visited the past week with her moth
er, Mrs. J. E. Toner.
New and modern kodaka always
In stock at Rinehart's studio.
Mra. Wm: Thompson of Portland,
la visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mra. James Lyon.
ReMember. our prices are still low
on groceries; buy of us and save
money.—H.
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AIM Jennie O'Heil of Pocatello,
risked with Montpelier friends sev,
o ral. dayo .tlia jaat -
' TSrs Earl Cozaeps and three child
ren of Magna, Utah, are visiting at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Chaa.
Hoff.
Our public rest room is yours when
yon need a place to cool off and
brush up or He down, If tired.—Niel
sen Furniture Co., the old reliable.
Mr». Jay Meredith returned to
Burley yesterday after a week's visit
at the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mra- W. G. Staley,
The second is#Ut N of the Bear Lake
Faro Bureau News will appear next
week. It is being printed In the
Examiner offloe.
Our groceries are still priced very
low; you can save money on them;
eall and see.— H. B. Whitman.
Dr. I. W. Lynn motored up from
Pocatello last Thursday afternoon to
take in the Fourth of July oelebra
tion.
Let aa demonstrate the original
kitchen cabinet — the
Hooaier—tor you. Thor C. Nielson,
Furniture, Music and Jewelry.
The atork left a son at the home
of Isaac Cbristopherqon In this city
last Monday, and a daughter at the
home of Parley P. Peterson on Tues
day,
wonderful
Mrs. Fred Hughes returned laat
weak from a three week's visit in
Denver. Fred arrived from overseas
last week and she Is expecting him
here in n few days.
Special mid-summer sale on la
dies' and misses' oxfords and slip
pers. your eholee for 61.06.— H. B.
whitman.
The Montpelier stake choir will
give a dance at the pavilion Wednes
day night. July 16. The proceeds
will be used in helping to improve
the tabernacle grounds.
S [. A. RnbinSAU came In from
pn last 8unday for a short visit
With his parants. Bert
ployed in the Examiner office for
» number of year», but for the past
four years he haa had charge of the
mechanical department of the Dillon
i\ Tribune. He returned to Dillon this
morning accompanied by Mrs. Rob
inson and little daughter, who have
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em
Mrs. F. A. King of Wilkee-Barre,
Pa., la visiting at the home of her
son, Dr. King. She arrived last
Saturday from Kommerer, where ahe
had been visiting with her son, A. M.
Keep In mind our Great Majestic
demonstration next month, when you
let cooking utensils and a knowledge
of the superiority of the Majestic.—
Nielsen Furniture Co., the old re
liable.
The Kemmerer fans who accom
panied their ball team here for the
games on the 4th and 6th, won a few
"bucks" on the first game but lost
them all on the result of the second
game.
Large and beautiful line of brass
beds and baby carriages Just re
ceived. Styles and prices will please
you. Thor C. Nielson, next door to
postoffice.
K. H. Stout of Salt Lake, is visit
ing in the city with his son, Frank.
Mr. Stout was formerly manager of
the Studebaker branch here. He re
cently returned from California,
where he spent the winter.
The Misses Marie and Viola Mulica
came up from Pocatello to spend the
Fourth. Monday they went to Green
River to visit a few days with friends
and from there went to Denver for
a three week's visit.
We take pleasure in showing buy
ers the difference in furniture and
assist them in choosing the best
quality for the money invested. Use
our rest room and try out some of
comforts.—N leisen
Furniture Co., ths-aid rpi | a hw.
.-'EVerett Herman writes that
fand Mrs. Herman will arrive In Mont
pelier the first of next week. They
have been enjoying their honeymoon
at her home in Champaign, 111., since
ne was mustered out pf
/George Hoskins arrived home last
Monday, having been mustered out
/at Camp Lewla. George spent thlr
teen months overseas with a signal
corps of the first army. His corps
»pent most of the time getting pho
tographic views of the battle fields,
fortifications, etc., in France.
our furniture
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Bear Lake's Pioneer
Furniture
Market
A well chosen variety of
Dependable Goods, exactly
as represented—all of excep
tional and distinctive merit.
Nielsen Furniture Co.
The Old Reliable Store
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Oliver Tueller, who sustained a
I very bed fracture of hie right wrial
in an auto accident on Wednesday
I night of laat week, is getting along
j nicely and the doctor now believe«
I that he will eventually have the tree
: use of his wrist. _
The. Oatnels have u new catch
He arrived In the city last night '
the atork route and at once annou.,
ced hie intention of signing up
the team. Papa Sharp says the
young man is a dandy and has all on
the ear marks of a hell player.
Dr. X'fTchllton, of the Pocatello
Optical Co., will be at Goodman A
Christman's Jewelry store on July
21. 22, ». 24 and 2«; at the 8tuckt
home in Paris July IS from 10:00 a.
m. to 2:00 p. m.
T. Sherman Nielsen, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thor Nielsen, is at home from
Long Beach, Cal., where he haa been
attending the polytechnic High
school for the past three yearn,
will graduate from the school next
year.
Hn
I<eo, who sold the Arcade raataur
ant last week, has purchased the
Grand Cafe. He will remodel the
ntertor and give it a thorough clean
ing before taking charge. While this
" ork is being done the cafe will be
closed.
1 have the material and am pre
pared to make all kinds of aawar
connect Iona; work guaranteed and
prices reasonable.—Robert Rev.
James A. Anderson of Qrover,
Wyo., and Mary Colllnga of Parle;
Walter C. Beuhler and Kate Kuns,
both of Bern, and Rnaaell L. Runs
of Bern and Clara Hoff of George
town, all set sail on the matrimonial
sea laat week, embarking at the port
of-S a lt - TMW . -'**■-,
Nolan Nelson returned Wednes
day from his labors sa s missionary
In the Southern States Mission, IJp
waa gone tw o years and s hall
Ifll the ilJlfe was spent IB~Kentucky
and Georgia. He served us presi
dent of the conference In both these
states.
L. C. Norris left Wednesday night
several days with hia father. From
there he will go to St. Loula. Chicago
and New York to purchase the tall
and winter stock for the Three Rule
store. He will be gone until about
the 15th of August.
New Books out—"The Vitality of
Mormontom." by Dr. Jas. E. Tal-1
mage, and "Gospel Doctrine." by
President Joseph F. Smith; 11.60
each; order from C. W. Bartsch 1, 1
It
for Cross Hoads. Mo., fo visit for
Nounan.
Grace, the nine-year-old daughter
of Mr. and Mrs John Ryan of La
Grande, Ore., was operated on lor
appendicitis last Tuesday at the
Montpelier hospital. Mrs. Ryan and
children were visiting at the horn«/
of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. John!
Perkina. when her daughter waa ta-'J
kan ill.
Ed O'Connor is visiting with
friends and attending to some bust- ;
ness matters in Montpelier this week.
Ed has been tending bar for several !
years in Kemmerer. but as Wyoming
Joined the dry column on July
Ed is now temporarily out of em
ployment.
plates engaging in other business in
Kemmerer.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Cook and Mr.)
and Mra. Sterling Cook returned last
Saturday from an auto trip to the
Lost river country. They went up
to look over a big ranch with the
view of buying it. They ware fav
orably Impressed with the property
and hope to be able to close the deal
f0r _' t " T „ .
The Ladles Aid Society of the
M. E. church met in the church par
lore Wednesday afternoon. There
was a good attendance and all had an 1
enjoyable lime. Mra. A. B. Gough
sang several pleasing aoloa. Men-,
dames Cherry and Nicholson served»
a dainty luncheon. The society will
meet again Thursday afternoon, July
l~>. All ladies arc invited.
' The thermometer at the Short!
Line freight depot registered 91 in
the shade yesterday about noon y
This was the hottest It has beeri
However, be conlem
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jthl» month.
'sfered by nits thermometer each day
nhe pa»i week was aa followa: July
(3rd, 22; 4th 26; 6th 90; 6th 72;
?th 20; 2th 26; tth 02.
Mias Pernlce Begley went to Po
catello Wednesday to nurse In Lynn
Bros, hospital.
a WILL BUILD ADDITION'
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Closed the contract with C. L. Hast- j
ings of Pocatello tor the const ruc
tion of a 26x00 foot two-story addi
tion to the Cruikshank block.
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with!?** #,r *" dy • t * rled * nd I* 1 ® addition
if 10 b* nn mpl a ted la »0 days,
on *Tbe addition will add SI
'rooms to what la now known as the
Overland hotel, making 42
A In all.
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Work
■ore
rooms
The room which has been
a picture show off and on
for the past six years will be con
verted into an office and lobby for
the hotel.
The addition will be ten feet
rower than the front part of the
block, which will give every room
outside window.
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Every room will
have hot and cold water and eight
rooms will be provided with private
baths and toilets.
The improvement will coat In the
neighborhood of 220.000. and w 11
give Montpelier another strictly
modern hotel, for which there la a
demand.
The town's present hotel !
facilities are Inadequate to supply th<
demand n great portion of the time, j
and aa Montpelier la growing
gradually becoming more of
mereial conter, iho need
hotel room is apparent.
and
a com
'f more
ORRWKRS PLAY HKRE
TOMORROW AND SUNDAY
The Brewers will be here from
Green River tomorrow to play
games with
two
the Camels. Tomor
row'» game will be called at 4 o'clock
and Sundsy'a game at 3:20. Kll
burn will occupy the mound for the
tomorrow and Pramback
Sunday. The Brewers have started
i down the cellar door havine I«.,
threB . ' * ,0 "
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KOCI1 s P r >nga Miners. The Camels
! ** v ® them another ahove tomor
row. Oo and see them do it. Oold
water, the crack umpire, will be
deck for both
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1 WILL INSTALL DRINKING
FOUNTAIN FOR HOHMKH
It
on
to the
on
gsmee.
/ At tho meeting of the Gem of the
»Mountain club
w,t ** w *>lcta to Install a public drlnk
Ing fountain for horses at such
point in the city aa the council may
laalaoc
yeserday the ladies
decided that they would raise fund«
jW giving entertainment« « i i
; 1 . . U * nd ** wn
! 1 '* V ® B ° B lh« lawn at Dr. King's rea
dance Saturday night, July /
1st,-—-— —
Private Tho». C. Nelbaur. world's
war hero, will appear at the Mont
pelier Theatre Monday night. July
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B roa. male quartette will slug ;
Javorie songs, and render several In
"rumental selections. Private Nel
L, ur M yon w ... ,
L*",, " U *
P* U T* ot B ** r L * h * «><>«»'1. BBd one
1 J* th ® American aoldlera who
4** awarded the congressional medal
ffr bravery on tha field of battis,
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The first social will be
WAR HERO WILL TALK
MO.NTPKLU4» THKATRÏ»
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14.
He will tell his story and
perlenes with the
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Huns. Nelbaur
your
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;V mounts if "individual comfort"
We have the well known Seely
mattress in a few of the popalar
weights and patterns.—Nielsen Fur
niture Co., lbs old reliable.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTED—Olrt for goneral
at the Montpelier hospital
WANTED—Girl for general house
work at H untar House.
EWES AND LAMBS FOR SALE—
About 696 head of
Cotawold ewe# and lambs for aala
912.10 per head. Bert Orr, Shar
on. Idaho.
FOR SALE—Flemish giant rabbits.
Ned Boites, Montpelier.
FOR SALE—Eight-room hoaae and
lot 96x220 feet on South Ninth
street; a real bargain If token at
ones; apply to John Black.
FOR SALE—Ten« of good
horses and excellent travelers,
weight shunt 1200; A. Nielson,
section foreman. Montpelier.
work
pure bred
work
FOR SALE—Property at the falls
la Montpelier canyon. Inside of
forest service, eoaslstlag of 60
scree; good place for truck gar
den. chicken ranch, summer dairy
or pleasure resort, for term« ap
ply a ext ton days to C. E. O'Con
nor. Montpelier.
FOR SALE—Rex Theatre equi pm ent
consisting of atocblne, rectifier,
Apply to F L
opera chairs, ate.
Cruikshank.
-OST —A pair of Men*» new ab as e .
purchased from Sam Lewie; finder
!•*▼• at this off»** sad rscetvt to
ward
*OR RENT - S ew in g
Ibsen si
VANTED—Used furadars, at arm.
rangea, intake, en it___
baby haggles, etc . at the MuntpeU
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Thor C. Nielsen
FURNITURE
MUSIC
AND
EWELRY
Exclusive Agency for
BALDWIN PIANOS
EDISON PHONOGRAPHS
UNIVERSAL RANOE8
WHITTALL RUG8
H008IER KITCHEN CABINETS
WHITNEY BABY CARRIAGES
GLOBE WERNEKE BOOK 0A8E8
And the best in all other lines. Our prices are positively
the lowest in the county, due to our buying in carload lots
NEXT
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POSTOFFIOE
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now, like every "bi^ idea" it
is common property. Now
knowing motorists from near
ond far are getting tho bene*
fik in the safety, comfort and
saving which rirestoneTires,
plus our service means.
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Montpelier
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Oldest State Bank
In Idaho
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ESTABLISHED IN 1891
O. C ORAY
President
. RICHARD OROO
MID-SUMMER
DOLL SALE
We have a good stock of
Dolls that we are offering
at reduced prices. Buy
the Kiddies a Doll for their
summer play at
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Riter Bros. Drug Co.
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