Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30

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A bra ind indry soaps just
arrived at & Son, which
viii be sold Call and try
simple. II
The weat hpreau at Idaho
Falls now fafnIahes Postmaster
Hammond xah card which fore
casts the weatFsr Eor the day. The
card comes aFa9y morning so if
you want to know what kind of
weather We shall have today look
at the card over the delivery win
dow when you get the EXAMINER
this IN orning.
The Boise Statesman will get out
woman's edition on the 23rd Of
June. 1t will be 16 page edition
and the price will he 10 cents.
The edition is being gotten up for
the benefit of the free reading room
and relief society at Boise. Adj
dress all communications to Mrs.
Alfred Eoff, Boise.
Not long ago We had cha nee to
sample some of the butter flom G.
II. Browns famous creamery at
Liberty. After eating it we do
not wonder why his product COM
mands several cents more pound
than that made by most people.
His improved methods of making
butter accounts for 1t all, and these
same methods are in reach of all
farmers. Watch the EXAMINER and
you will be able shortly to learn
| how it can be done--
yThe flood caused by the break
| ing of the Quaylc dam Thursday
| night has done immense damage.
The bridges over Montpelier creek
with one exception are badly dam
aged. All of the small dams below
the large one are washed out and
part Of John Shupea cTen IS ruined
also part of J.M.Davis garden. The
amount of damages cannot be esti-
mated at this time, but will be
quite large. Mayor Murnane will
probably call special session Of
the council to act in the matter.
, One week from today the classes
in the public schools will hold a
/ grand spelling bee in Brennan's
hall. All are invited to participate
with the scholars in the match
J. r. Brennan has offered a prize
of S. in gold to the winner and
y others will contribute prizes. IN
I F. Whitman Will have charge oil
{ the contest and the spelling book
, used in the public schools. The
contest promises to be lively one
and all should attend and take
part. Further particulars next
week.
There will be no necessity fol
our city people to 60 to the trouble
of making ice cream or lemonadet
for Sunday use. D. C. Stuart vii
have fresh supply every day, but
: particularly Sunday morning, o.
any favor you may desire. H
also carries the famous Hewlett
J Bros. soft drinks, home made roo
! beer and pops Of every description
: Fresh fruits and vegetables of al
J kinds received every morning
Prices the lowest in town. Give
him trial order. Next to Post
Office. l.
Douglas Hix is making lasting
name for himself in killing SOUR
, rels. The California process, fot
which he is agent, is being useC
with great success in this VALLEY
and thousands of these rodents ar
being disposed Of every week. TIL,
good work will be continued TO
some time to come and crops ar,
now insured against heavy los
from this source. Douglas will g
to Star valley next week and en-
deavor to sign contracts with tn,
farmers over there. He will ais,
visit Thomas Fork.
L. II. Lubben returned from
Boise Thursday where he was at
, tending a meeting Of the state cen
trail committee of the populists
, The committee decided to nomi
nate delegate from each Of tn
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