Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-02
Fireman Powers Is back from

week has hesh indeed favorable
for the farmers and stockmen
Crops are nearly all in and the
grass is up in good shape.
The alter for the new Catholic
church arrived this week from
Paris and Chas. Huff has beer
busy this week putting it in place
Bishop Glorieux will come down
from Boise to dedicate the new edi.
flee some time next month.
Ritter Bros. dug store sold
twenty-five ounces of strychnine
in one day this week, all Of which
same Manager Rfston attributes
to his ad in ths EXAMINER. II
you want to, selPgoods do likewise
In cleaning up their lots several
have made practice Of dumping
the debris on vacant lots. This is
strictly in violation of the town or
dinance and some body will "get
it in the neck" if Marshal Hager
gets on to them.
DR.. Hoover was called to Big
Piney last Wednesday to attend
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Postmaster Budd, who, report says
had a gun explode in his hands
while out shooting. The doctor
had long, disagreeab1e ride, hav-
ing to go overland nearly one
hundred miles. He expects to get
home tonight.
The EXAMINER will receive a
large number of fonts of job and
advertising type about Monday
When it arrives this office will be
the best equipped plant in south
eastern Idaho. And thus we grow.
An eight page paper is the next
Improvement on topic and this
will take place by June LIST.
Being thatpoljacs>are not par
ticularly active just now, we sug-
gest convention of hog breeders.
This would bring together nine
tenths of thefadult population. and
interesting results might develop.
Oneida Standard. Car it be
possible that our Oneida contem-
porary means the fathers and
mothers Of its children when he
says "hog breeders?"
Owners of real estate on the
south side Of Washington avenue
must remember that in measuring
their holdings they must begin
from the south line of the county
road and not from the row Of
buildings along the street. By
following this advice no trouble
will he had in determining where
your lots lie.
The democratic state convention,
which will elect six delegates to
to the national convention at
Chicago, will convene at Pocatello
June 10th. Bear Lake county has
been apportioncd four delegates
out of the 81 that will make up
the state assembly. Each county
central committee will provide the
time and way of holding the coun-
ty primaries and convention.
Attorney John A. Bagley re-
turned this week from Salmon
City where he has been attending
court. He conducted the prosecu-
ton of five criminal cases for Dis
trict Attorney Bulge, who is sick
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IN each case. Mr.. Bagley was also
interested in big mining suit and |
was retained IN three other large
cases. Johns fame as lawyer is
becoming known throughout the
state.
Nose Lewis store, The Leader,
has been crowded all week with
aides, buying from his immense
5000 stock of ladies furnishings
'ecently purchased at the Hub
tore, Chicago. They were bought
It % cents on the dollar and The
leader is selling them at cores
low prices. The stock
Includes Gapes, Jackets, Waists of
IL kinds, Gowns, Dresses, Child
EMS dresses, etc. The stock is
and the goods are made
Up in the latest styles. Call and
xamine them. No such stock
yer before offered here at such as
onishing low prices. Nose can
nit any sized pocket book. Go
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