Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-09-11

just arrived. A new line of
Ladies', Misses and children shoes. |
Latest styles. Burgoyne & Bren-
mans. oil
Remenyi, the great violinist, will
be in Montpelier and give a con-
cert in the opera house on Wednes-
day evening, September 23rd. If
you want to hear a grand musical
program be sure and 60. Seats on
sale at Burgoyne & Brennap'a.
F. L. Cruiksbank will leave for
Lewiston, Idaho, on the 18th to at
tend the am ual meeting of the
knights of PythiGs grand lodge,
which CONVEX les il that city on the
18th. Idanll IA lodge will be well
represented i the person of Dele
gate Cruikshank.
The chairman of the democratic
county central committee, w. N.
b. Shepherd, has issued notice to
the committeeman that they are
called to meet in this city next
Thursday, September 18th, to fix
dates for the forthcoming prima-
ries and county convention. The
latter will nominate candidates for
county Offices.
Junins Wardel, a young man
about 20 years old, accidentlly shot
himself with Al calibre pistol in
the left leg, about four inches be-
low the knee, ranging downwore
and outward coming out on the OPP
posite side seven inches below it's
entrance. DR.. Guyon was called
and dressed the painful wound and
the young man is now resting
easily.
G. G. Gray was in Salt Lake this
week or business He is cShfident
the bank robbers would bGve been
captured shortly \, EXCEPT for the
writeup in the IteralY Wednesday
morning. They haf been located
by detectives Ianf officers from
Ogden, but now tFey may get away.
The money frok5 the bank is to be
used to clear one Of the gang now
held in Ogden for murder.
The calling of SO many men on
missions has taken several aspi-
rants for county offices out of the
field. Notable among these are
Will Ridd, who was a candidate
for the nomination Of sheriff on the
democratic ticket, and j. A. Hume
as probate judge on the republic
can ticket. We understand some
other desires in this direction have
also been ended by the call.
, At one of their meetings over at
, Paris this week the Mckinley men
wanted to fuse with the silver re-
publicans on the county ticket,
asking the latter to put Mckinley
electors at the head of the list.
Thes the silver men refused to do.
) They wont be dictated to by an
insignificant minority. It was
! a cheeky proposition, but the Nc
: Kinley managers have plenty OF
/ this article in stock. =
The Mormon, missionaries in
) Scotland are having immense meet
, ings and the suy ject of religion is
) being argued hight after night.
? Milford Williat ms and Thos. Jones
/ are the leaders in the revival and
seem to be me citing Nth great sue
, cess. The nekspspers devote col
} umn after COLUMN to them and
their religioqsf belief. They are
making great records for them
selves and many converts.
The Mormon church officials
have decided to double the number
of missionaries now in the field
and with this end in view are now
calling fifteen hundred men from
the church ranks for this work,
A large number Of these will be
sent to the northern states where
/ there are now few elders at work.
/ This explains why SO many Of
, Bear Lakes citizens have lately
been called.
The Mckinley republicans at
Paris have had considerable trou.
BILE arranging for Heyburn's speech
E next Monday night. They found
the court house already engaged
and also the Paris band. How thew