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r Two proofs of Independence ) f A § a of « r 1*001 irAt li* / f Old Glory BANK ACCOUNT As the flag signifies National Independence, so a bank should be a sign of your Personal Independence. The nation won its battles by striving. You can win, yours by reasonable effort and prudence, and we are anxious to help you become independent. Save part of your money. Start an account, even though a small one. » Interest paid on savings. FIRST NATIONAL BANK » W* MEMBER federal RESERVE SYSTEM pi g i » OF MONTPELIER, IDAHO 3BSI3 ® Jj| 5 j gi gj ■ M " C DON'T OVERLOOK A HOME INSTITUTION WHEN ORDERING FLOUR-—OUR Turkey Red FLOUR IB * - ■ ■ * S Hi fYE. ■ Is guaranteed to give absolute satisfaction. It is the best on the market. ■ TRY OUR— Rolled Wheat ■ THE NEW MUSH Unequalled as a Breakfast Food of Quality 0110 0 # g • A Company . f . Mouritsen Brothers, Proprietors # ; . ; 0 % 1 À . |! ■ With a complete line of styles and sizes we can suit l| all men with the FAMOUS EDMONDS FOOT-FITTER I SHOES at $7<50. Call and inspect the Une at our store. I Ê E. L. Burgoyne ÔC Sons Outfitters of Men and Boys SOCIETY Fushl# Pop« entertained « p»tn ber of her little friends at her home Tuesday. 'n»e event being her 7th birthday. Games and music were enjoyed by the little folks, and they were later treated to refreshments. Hiss Esther Brennan entertained a host of friends at a Valeatne danc ing party as her home Monday even ing. The house being appropriately decorated to auit the occasion. Game« and dancing were the chief features of the evening., At a late hour a de licious luncheon served. Following were the guests: Misses Irene Bark dull. Kathleen Quayle, Merle Bark dull, Lavon Barkdull, Fern Welker, Ruth Dalrymple, Alice .Hinckley. Jean Qroo, Zina Peterson, lone Jon ley, Isabel Bagley »and Messrs. Harry Meskimen, Grant Staley, Darrell Dayton, Clifford Toomer, Gordon Cherry, IJred Gray, Harry Collt prlest, Tod Toomer Sterling Dal rymple, Clifford Phelps, Rulon Jones, Leonard Wray and Tom Hartman. The out of town guest was Miss Ruth Fuller of Cokeville. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Collett enter tained a number of friends at tbeir sbome at Georgetown Sunday even ing. Twenty-two guests were pres en tNr he evening was spent in games atfd music, after which a delicious luncheon was served. Those pres ent were Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Collett, Mrs. Munk, Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Munk, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Munk, Mr. and Mrs*. Stanley Dunford, Mr. and Mrq. Wilber Bacon, Misses Viola Collett, Venice Smith, Ada Munk, Marcella Collett, Thelma Langford, Amy Munk, and Messrs. Reao Dun ford, Gibert Baotn, Darrell Welker, Marion Freeman and M. Scharf hou sen. Beatty, pi Brough, C. Hess, D. C» Kunx, Schop g or and Storckman. Mrs. E. E. Hinckley èntertalned at a Kensington Thursday afternoon at her home on Jefferson avenue. Five Hundred and games were play od including solos by Mrs. Gough and Mrs. Hosmer. The table decorations were etfect t.vely carried out In yellow, a crystal basket tied with yellow ribbon con taining a corsage boquet for each guest formed the center piece. Cry ® siu candlesticks at the corner of the Jj| 'able held yellow shaded candles and 5 j tall vase » with yellow tulips, gi Tho following were the invited gj uests: Mesdames Gough, Joe. Bag ■ lay, Whitman, O. H. Groo, R. Groo, M Ashley, King, J. Barrett, Christman, WHoff, Sarbach, Nuckols, Vealey, Fer " guson, Stevens, Hosmer, IB , -, .. ... . .. lowing are the officers for the en , - Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Smith enter ■ tained a number of their friends at ■ a card party at their home last Frl * day evening. Cards were played un til a late hour, after which luncheon was served. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Luke Roghaar, Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hen ckel, Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, Mr. and Mrs. Sloate.and Mr. and Mrs. Charles u, w_„ E, « Brown, Mr. and Mrs. E. V. Brook S shire, Mr. and Mrs Chas. Nate, Mr. anti Mrs. Milke, Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Nate, Mr. and Mrs. 3. Arnold. Hi The Ladles' Society of the B. of fYE. F. and E. held election and tn- ■ staiiatiou Friday afternoon. Tho fol- suing term: President—Lend Murray. Past President—Lillian Gaskins. Vice-President—Lula Eschler. Secretary—Mary M. Murray. Collector—Mary Maguire. Treasurer—Espie Nelson Warden—Esther Williams • Conductor—Ellen Lantry Outer Guard—Pauline Larsen. Inner Guard— Laure Richards. Chaplain—Christian Edwards. Musician—Anna Horton Correspondent—Pauline Larsen. ■ ■ g A i' mm GEM THEATRE •£ THURSDAY FEBRUARY E. Forrest Taylor, Miss Ada Daniels . and the Rotation Stock Co 24 $ . ; |! ■ l| I IN SIR ARTHUR HENRY JONES' rw!*l *T • I he Lie » u A DRAMATIC MASTERPIECE IN FOUR-ACTS THEATRICAL« ' " I "THU HE" NEXT ATTRAJTION «V E. FÖKRK8T fATUlR VO. The author of "The Lite" Is too well known to need any humble word» of praise from me, says E. Forrest Taylor, local theatrlral fa* vorlte. Margaret Illington used this play as a starring whittle for two years. And Ais will give Miss Dan iels one of her greatest opportunities of showing her stage ablity. comedy is quaint and delightful. This ta a special production and the management promises the theatre goers of Montpelier and vicinity one of the very best attractions yet this season. Thursday evening, Feb, 24. ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 2 The At tho Gem Theatre, CONWAY T KARLE HAK STARRING ROLE IN "MAROONED HEARTS' * * Conway Tearle, idol of millions Of theatre goers, now has come into his inheritance in stardom^ and his first picture, "Marooned Heart*," 1 b to be own at the Gem Theutte, Saturday ternoon and night this week. His first picture, "Marooned Hearts, 1 ' is a pl$y that provides him an ideal part tor Uis talents—a pic ture play that calls for a virile fight ing man working out his own destiny under difficulties and winning a beautiful woman. The story is of a man, a woman and a human brute who are thrown together on a tropical island by the fortunes of the sea. And the wo man is the only one of her sex that the man cordially hatds, With the coming of the conflict between the two men, there developes one of the most dramatic situations ever re corded on the screen. « « GE X KVA-RA Y MOND N KWH The dance Raymond Tuesday evening given by the Primary Asso ciation was a success in every way. A large crowd from Pegram, Coke villa and Border attending. Music was furitlshed by Murphy's Orches tra from Montpelier, Miss Barbara Teuscher, who has been spending several weeks at Montpelier, has returned to her home at Geneva. « Mr. and Mrs. Ben Teullcr were visitors in Montpelier Friday. Ernest Huff made a business trip to Montpelier Tuesday. Rlr. and Mrs. Gus Petcriei were visitors in Cokevilfé Friday. The dance at Geneva Tuesday ev ening by the Primary was well gat - tended by a jolly crowd. Music was furnished by Huff Brothers, I Mrs, Mary Teuscher, who has been quite ill the past two weeks, is slow ly improving. j A very enjoyable affair will be the concert given Thursday «waning by the Q eneva cHoir under the direction j of Louis Sehrier. ÂÔTÎcïj T<7 < KKDITORri United States District Court, for the Eastern Division, of the District of Idaho. In the Matter of Steven W. Bateman, Bankrupt.—-In Bankruptcy No. 1327. To the creditors of Steven W. Bateman, of tho City of Montpelier, Bear Lake County, State of Idaho, and district aforesaid* a bankrupt; Notice is hereby given that on the 5th day of February, 1921, the said Steve« W. Bateman, was duly* ad- b ?" kru Sh a!.,a 'Ü meeting of creditors wil be held at m> .. ^ ' treht!?» rv* Î J vi 'L « m which m® 2 ' 4 7 ' λU«L JTrena llt ™ Vh', "i, L,I Jirnhu > e L ÄÄifnJSÄ mar oroneHv •"' h prope |M r eon»« before said meeting. Dated thlc 10th day of February, 19 „] » CHARLES L. FRENCH, * Referee. f 18-25 i^******""****"****"* 0 * 9 "*********"*** 111 « " Children Like to Take " Our Remedies I ■ ■ They an* pure, wholesome mid not obnoxious to the ■ task*. And host of all they do tin* work. Don't fill up that child with evil smelling medicines ■ of doubtful value. Come where only pure drug* are used, ■ whope prescriptions are compounded with the utmost ac ■ curacy by registered pharmacists. We have everything else that a first class drug store 2 usually carries, at money saving prices. s wmsmm Burgoyne Pharmacy * Prescription Druggists * Free Delivery PHONE 57 ■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■a « S . 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