Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-07-18


By the Idaho delegation cost $12
piece anawere the finest in Chi
cago.
A fun loving party Of four desci-
Piles Of Walton, went over on
Thomas Fork Saturday for an
outing. Ed Hooyer one of the
number has ouh>thanks for some
of the fruits OF the trip.
Mrs. J. L. Underwood gave a
children's party last Monday even
ing. It was largely attended by
the little folks and most enjoy
able time was. passed. The gather
ing was in homer of Miss Florence
Underwood.
Mrs. Van Housen and niece,
Mrs. Judge Johnson and Mrs. f.
A. Pease came ASwn from Poca-
tello Wednesday morning as the
guests Of MrstS. (. Mills. They
took in the beauties Of the Rich
hot springs while here.
Messrs. RycKman and Marx
will shortly begin the issue of The
Wyoming Press at Evanston. II
brains, push and rustling ability
counts for anything the Press will
shortly take a front rank in the
Wyoming newspaper field.
Lost--A ladies navy blue
Cape trimmed with buget
trimming. Any one finding
it will be rewarded by leav-
ing the same at Nose Lewis,
The Leader, Montpelier.
Fruit jars by the thousands are
being received in Montpelier daily
A farmer at Bennington claims he
will have $50 bushels of currents
for canning purposes this year. AL
other small fruits will be had al
low prices, go it seems there viii
be use for all of these jars.
Mrs. Frank Hoops died at hel
home on Thomas Forksk thiI
week. The deceased leaves a larg,
circle of friends to mourn he
death FIVE children, the young
est only two weeks old, are thu
left motherless. ( The sympathy o
the entire continuity is with thu
bereaved husband and children.
Joe Bagley has been in the rea
estate business with vengeanc,
this week. HI has sold his cit,
property, consisting of four resi-
dences and much land and bough
the fine Stephehs ranch at tn,
mouth of the canyon. Jas. Grain
the sheep baJbn, and ye edito
were among the purchasers of tn,
city property.
The board of county commits
sioners met in Paris Monday as
board Of equalization. After list
ening to several "tales Of woe,
taking or not taking action as tn
cases seem to merit, they took VI
the business of the regular session
1t consisted principally in allow
ing bills and appointing road veiw
ers for several new roads.
A farmer this week asked tn
EXAMINER why it did not advocat
the idea of finding q marIcet a
Rock Springs, Green River ant
other towns for this years i'm.
mense berry crop2 To tell tn,
truth we had not thought of it
The idea is a good one, though
and if taken hold of properly
ought to prove a paying venture
Strawberries are only ten cents &
quart here now and there ought t.
be good margin for shippers tc
establish markets. in outside
towns.
Only fair dealing and handling
first Qualify Of GOODS at lowest pri.
ces can be responsible the building
up of a business from the ground
Only couple of years ago Ham.
mond & Whitman started theil
store with dozen lamp chimneye
in atocK. Little by little othe,
lines were added until they had
a complete stock of groceries, hard.
ware and shoes. THIS week they
put in a large stock Of mems shirts
laundried and unlaundried, jump.
ers, overalls, gloves and other fur.
nishings. They bought all of these
goods at low spot cash figures and