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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30
Engineer O'Brien has gone east

Engineer O'Brien has gone cast
for a short visit in Kansas City.
There will be no school Monday
afternoon owing TO the school cleo
tion.
A wedding Of popular people of
this city is scheduled for the last
Of June. Particulars will be given
in dus/season.
Seekers Of camping pleasures
will consider their own comfort by
purchasing their Tents and Bake
Ovens at Coop Wagon e. Machine
Co.. Z
g. c. Gray reports hard work
Rserving on Committees at the PIES
bytcrian General Assembly at
Saratoga N. Y. He expects to be
back next week.
Mary E. Tannar, M. D., Ph. g.,
has opened drug store in the
Whitman building near the Post
Office with a full line of drugs,
toilet articles, perfumery, etc. 9
Rev. George Lamb will preach
at Paris next Sabbath morning,
occupying his own pulpit at Cal
vary church at 8 D. m. Sabbath
school as usual and no morning
service.
The democratic convention,
which will meet in this city next
Saturday, will be called to order
at 1880 o'clock in the morning ut
Brennan's Hall. A large repre-
sentation is expected.
The Misses Crowell and Leonard,
teachers from uptown, with their
students and several residents,
went up Montpelier canyon We'd
nesday for picnic. The trip was
made enjoyable by playing games
and all had a grand time.
Mrs. Thos. Murphy has seld hef
interest in the Cottage restaurant
to Mrs. j. n. Bresee. The change
took place Tuesday. During Mrs
Murphy's management the Cottage
became famous for good meals and
we predict that Mrs, Bresee will
keep the place up to its present
high standard. We wish her all
possible success.
lZJfnvitations ale out annoincine
1 the wedding of HelmeF Dean and
Miss Lizzie Cook at the brides
home in Fossil this evening. Tht
groom elect is a conductor 9'oif the
road and one of the most populai
BOYS ON tie first division. He il
we'll known throughout the system
and liked by all. The bride is .
charming young lady Of Fossil anG
is loved by all who know her
The yotng people will have tht
best wishes Of hosts of friends and
the EXAMINER extends its sincereft
congratulations and it hopes tht
beams of conubial bliss may al
ways be found in their newly made
home. They will reside in Fossil
where Mr.. Dean is at present 10
Gated
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30

The Quayle dam above the mill
went out yesterday morning.
The post-olfice will be closed to-
day from 10 a. M. to 5 o'clock p.
M.
Fresh Sassafras Bark in any
quantity cheap at the City Drug
Store, 7
4 N. G. Nelson and wife and O. C.
Dunford were Bloomingtonites in
town Ibofsday.
your Soda water today at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. All the
favorite extracts in stock. IA
The town has been full of COM
mercial men this week taking or
ders for fall trade. They report
business good.
Attorney Bagley's wife presente9
khim with bouncing girl last FRI
day evening. John was able to be
-around Monday.
A full line of dairy supplies of
all descriptions just received.
They will be sold at bedrock prices
at Passey's store, Bear River
bridge. 10
Democratic primaries WERE held
throughout the county last night.
The results will be published next
week. The county convention
will be held one week from today
in this city.
Manager Wells is highly elated
koyer the fact that the Montpelier
branch of the Coop w. & NJ. Co..
did the best volume of business, of
any of the branches last month.
Trade in implements promises
good for this year.
Tony Hagen will shortly have q
delivery wagon for his bakery. II
will start next Monday. Tony has
lately fixed the Star restaurant up
III palatial style and it is now, as
its name indicates, the star place
to get a square meal.
I Johnny Horton who was in
| BUSINESS in this city several years
ago, was married at Blackfoot the
Goth of April. Johnny is running
a meat market at Blackfoot and
his friends with congratulations,
wish him happiness and success
in his future life.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30

Ice cream and Sc # drinks today
at Stuart's next to postolfice. IA
c. A. Conley of Marlboro, has
gone to Caldwell with JAS. Jen-
ning's sheep and will be gone for
several months. From there he
intends taking them through Ore
gon.
The best of liquors for medici-
nal purposes at the City Drug
store. All goods warranted an
he prices are low. :
The children of the Presbyterian
Sunday school had an ice cream
festival at the stone church We'd
nesday evening. A choice program
was rendered, after which large
number partooK Of the refresh
ments. A most delightful time
was enjoyed and quite a nice sum
was realized from the entertain.
ment.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30
Special Offer.
2 Months for 81. 90.

The campaign in this coun-
ty will be particularly inter-
esting and the EXAMINER will
from Il non-partisan stand
point, give a full and accurate
account of its progress, bef
sides being kept up to IFS
present standard as a loc4l
newspaper.
In order that all may keep
posted on these events we
will send the EXAMINER from
anow until january 1st, 1896,
seven months; for $1.0O.
We will take eggs, butter,
poultry. vegetables, etc., al
lowing highest market price.
Send a postal card to this
office with your name and adj
dress stating you accept the E
offer and the EXAMINER viii
be sent, payment for same ts
be made between now an6
August 1st, 1896.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30
building Notes.

While no regulor building boom
has struck this place, yet the town
this year has grown and is growing
steadily. Stores; homes and lots
are being improved in n way that
means healthy steady growth
for Montpelier.
The following are making in
ptovements in the way Of build
ing:
Hammond & Whitman arc
building an addition to their store
in which will be located the post
Office, thus allowing all of the
building to be used for their store,
Nose Lewis store was moved this
week to the lot next to Fnlles's sta-
BILE and next week work will be
commenced on a large addition at
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30
Local Happenings.

Gardening is all the rage now
with our citizens.
Mrs. Mike Malone is visiting
friends in Ogden this week.
The stores will all he closed to-
day during the Decoration Day
exercises.
Help the fremen to make the
Fourth of July celebration regu-
lar old timer.
Go to the City Drug store for
writing tablets and stationery of
all descriptions.
Quite number Of Star valleys
prosperous ranchmen were over
this week buying supplies.
Why 60 to Paris to make final
proof when it can be done properly
in my Office R. S. Spence IL
Mrs. F. S. Richards, of Salt
Lake, spoke to a large audience in
Bloon1tngton on the Equal suffrage
question.
A nice fresh line of California
evaporated fruits to arrive in a
few days, at Hammond & Whit
mans. 8
Two runaway teams tore up
Washington avenue Thursday, but
they were stopped before any dam
age was done.
Buy the Rock Springs and Dia-
mohdville coal, $4.75 for nut and
1925 for lump at Thos. Barrett't
next door to The Fair store. Il
Andrew Jensen had the misfor.
tune to run ANAL jim his foot Wed
nesday morning which will lay
him up for some time.
Fred Hansen will henceforth de
niver fresh fruit, etc, at your door
This week he had a handsom,
wagsd fixed up for the purpose.
For Sale-Timothy seed, qualit,
guaranteed of the best. Will sci
in any quantity at Nose Lewis
The Leader.
It is we'll for bicyclists to hay,
locks for their wheels for if they
don't somebody may take tht
liberty of appropriating them fo
their own amusement.
S. p Emelle makes a specialt,
of repairing watches damaged b,
incompetent workmen. All classe
of work in the jewelry line prompt
" attended to and satisfaction
guaranteed, Prices very reasoha
BILE. Shop in Hansen's. 13
The school election uptown take
place Monday. Two trustees ar
to be elected to fill the yacancie
caused by the removal Of Thos
Jones andthe expired term of Wm
T. PERKINS.
The report Of the Short Line ha
just been published. By it we no
tice that the net earnings of thi
branch for the first three month
of 1896, were 100000. This
tremendous considering that it wa
considered gu ct time for business
It shows, that while not man,
trains were hauled, still they pal,
immensely in the way of freightt
The next report will show even
better state Of financial affairs.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30

the back:
The immense baiidiug being
erected by the Coop We M
Co.; will be finished shortly and
when done will be used for a lums
Der warehouse.
Sam Lewis will shortly begih
work on a large room to be builS<
on the east side Of his store.
Thor Nielsen has moved bnildl>
ing on to his lot back Of tho store
aud is now fixing the same up for
a residence: 4 couple of foomS/
having been added. s'-r.
An ~" has been added to the
residence Of john Cannon during
the last couple Of weeks.
Jas. Holland has moved part of
the old Voight gallery back of his
Office and made other improves
mants about the Warerooms.
Besides several barns have OF
are being built about town.
More trees have been set out
this year than ever before and lots
otherwise improved: The fact is
Montpelier is steadily f tfsing to
the front as a solid town and i'll d
few years it will be without a peer
in southern Idaho for beauty and
as commercial center.
Fishing tackle of all descrirs
Tons just received at Hansen's.
Largest stock and lowest prices in
town. D
There will be no lack Of water
fpr irrigation this year. More
snow is at pre- sent in the moura
tains than is usual Mt this time of
the year. Bear Lake farmers will
be strictly in IL this season.
Next week the EXAMINER will
contain writeub of the feasibility
Of road from Montpelier to the
National Park. That short route
can be had from this city is evis
dent and this article will trace the
line from start to finish.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30
KNIGHts lE pYfnIAsl

At their regular convention last
Tuesday evening the members of
Idanha lodge elected tile following
officers for the next term:
P: H. Murnane, G. &.
w. q. Guernsey, Y. G.
4 j. Klintworth, Prelate.
]. r.. Newton, Master dt Arms. (
I #. Il. Gruikshank, Master Of
work.
"A. Il. Miller, Trustee.
ODD FELLOWS.
The following officers &6fe elet-
ted at the regular session Of Enter
prise lodge Wednesday evenings
ClIas. Schmid, N. &.
Ed Purte,l, V. Gs
H. Il. IIolT, See'y.
Jas. Redmah, Treas.
Installation ceremonies in all Of
the above lodges will take place at
their first regular meeting IN July.
All Of the lodges are in Il healthy
condition and growing rapidly.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30

I now have PLENTY OF
MONEY to loan on first class
farm and city property
Loans closed without delay.
Easy terms and low interest.
r. S. SPE PENCE.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-05-30
Omccrs Elected.

Z Walnut Camp, No. 167, Wood
men of the World, of Montpelier,
elected officers for the ensuing six
months last Monday night. The
following were chosen:
Chas. Schmid, consul.
j. J. Jensen, advisor lieutenant.
Chas. Huff, escort.
Fred Sarbach, watchman:
]. Christoflerson, sentry:
Ed Rich, manager:
Df. Hoover and II II. Hof' were
elected delegates to the district
convention at Boise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05
NDt I'll or IHt. RIVER.

The ice in The river is breaking up fast.
Miss F!la Jordan va, the guest Of Mrs,
W l.. Remlct recently
Frank sWett'- littles son Leon is confined
to the house ~ lth bad cold.
VIII York has gone to Ash Point. lie
IS working for O. NJ. Crockett
Capt. l.. ID. Remick has gone to
SomervilIe, Mass, to visit his children.
Neldo Conary, Mark Maljken, jr. ard
Lewis MNi&en, three good ncjEhbors,
turned out voluntarily and haaI4d Wood
for Matthew Moon one dizzy last week.
Mar > VICTOR
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05
Highest Of all in Leavening Power.
R3%!aa!!! g! Rsxii2s Rsxassl:
ABSOLUTELY pUEE
THE GREAT STORM.
No Railroad Communication Between
Bangor and Portland.

No Railroad communication between
Bangor and Portland
The heavy rains and thaw beginning
lust Saturday have caused the most disas-
trous freshet for years. The Penobscot,
kennehec, Piscataquis, Presumpscot and
other rivers are swollen and filled with
heavy floating ice.
From towns along the rivers come re-
ports Of bridges, culverts, dams, and
houses washed away.
The Maine Central is experiencing the
most disastrous washouts in its history
No trains have run between Portland and
Bangor since the down train Sunday
night. 4 train left Bangor for the west
Tuesday but could go no further than
Augusta. Trains east of Bangor are run
ming regularly.
In Ellsworth no damage has been
caused. The most setious inconvenience
to business is the failure Of mails to ar
rive. No mail has been received from
points west Of Bangor since Monday
morning.
Union river is high, but not dangerous
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05
REBEItAII LODGE
Instituted Tuesday Night \ Flrasant
Orcasion

| Instituted Tuesday Night \ Pleasant
Occasion
The new Rebekah lodge Of Odd Fellows,
! Nokomis, was instituted Tuesday night,
the work being done by team ffotu Riv~
erside lodge, of Bucksport.
Though the weather proved most in-
auspicious. and Grand Master Claren p
| NJ. Watson was unable to be present, tAo
occasion was most pleasant oue.
The working team from Bueksport,
| though but young lodge, has already Non
| distinction, and its praises are being sung
by the Rebekahs here to-day. Pafticu,
| larly loud is the praise of p G Mrs + r.
Sargent, who, as special deputy grfH }
master, acted as installing officer Mrs.
Sargent is vice-grand of the ReBek4h 49,
semby of the State
The other members of the team }
visitors from Bucksport Mr4.
Charles Homer. y. G.; Mrs & D Crane,
V. G.; Mrs. Louise Adams, 5. y. G.,
Mrs. k. II. Emery, Il. >. y. g Mrs.
Carrie Webster, X. 5. V. G.; Ms.
lzora ingalls,, l.. :. V. G.; MrS ZaDpy
iieath, /. >; Mrs. May SsaYer. \. =;
Madam Snow, chaplain; hrs. l.. Ryo3
Freeman, conductors; Miss i.Iaaie Naru-
we'll, warden; Miss Alice Richards, Buto;
Mrs. Minnie Snow, treasurer, Miss Ete~
lJn Crocker, Mrs. Vernon ,5el.lleo,, .,4.-3
Jennie Sennett, Miss Maria Lowell,
banner bearers; Mrs. judith HeslA,
I. G.; Gharle, Homer, o. =. auuo
L. Homer, pianist; Rufus II zzaserr,
Iebby Heath, Vernon Seuuslt, +. T.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

merly in the employ of 4. w. Cushman x
Son. The mistake was plainly apparent
in Ellsworth Mr.. Jordan was with A.
w. Cu7hman & Co. for more than twenty
years, being member Of the firm for
nine years, retiring about year ago.
The people OF Ellsworth much regret to
lose Mr.. Jordan and his family, but wish
them continued prosperity in their new
location
The Lamoine schooner "NeIIie Wood
| bury, Capt. Stratton, Is reported ashore
aud tOtsl wreck ut Long Beach, y. }.
The "Neodburyo was from Hayti with
log wood and coffee for New York She
went ashore Monday night. Her crew Of
six men were taken off by the lfe-saving
crew. The vessel was reported going to
pieces Tuesday. The "Woodbury" is
principally owned by Gilman Hodgkins
OF Iamulne
ArraHS HSemcnts are being made for the
t.Tom Tbumb Weddingo which is to take
place ia Hancock hall under the auspices
OF the Gongregat ional parish society on
Fuesday evening, March 10 Every lover
of children Will have delightful oppor-
tunity n see the little ones enact the
role of fhrir elders. Ice-cream md cake
vii te rived during intermi.sion, and
there a.l also be a candy table, With
homemade candy for sale
Capt. Oliver Lockhart, of this city, died
Mt the Marine hospital i'll Portland Thurs
day OF iast week. Capt. Lockh hart had
sailed out of this port III coasters many
years iia was unmarried, and had no
near relatives living here. His home hsd
been "1th Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra Davis, on
the Surry road, to which place the re-
mains were brought Saturday. Funeral
services We're held at the house Sunday
The r.y and elegant residence Of Mr.
and Mr. Edward x. Bowen on Common-
Weait Avenue boulevard. ut Newton Cen
tre, Wa the scene Of a brilliant reception
and huu se-Warming ye- erday afternoon
aud evening, and the house WAS filled with
Il fRslauanle and lnrge assembly OF
guest There hid hee1 $50 iuyItut ions
fssued and he re~uon-e WHs very general.
and III tuded memher. Of the smart set IN
ali tn &.&tou4. Er9ok1ue md Boston
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

<Ew ADNIRTiSEniNETs THIS WEEK.
& rHrCher hputhteary.
Nuu-On Administrators sale.
W { Moore -Me--euger's notice.
Statement Hamburg Bremen Fire lns Go.
Lewis Frieud-t lothing.
W Il fHrkor-C luthiuE.
NORWAY, Mi.
Norway Medicine Co Browns instant Relief.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

The subject of the pastors sermon at
the Congregational church, Sunday
morning wiIl he "He Shall come q Judge
the quick and the Dead" "
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1896-03-05

W K rarkor-C Clothtng.
| NORWAY. Nil.
Norway Medicine Co Brown instant Relief.
I. =. Hamor and wife, of West Eden,
Mere in Ellsworth Monday.
The schools of the city were closed to-
day Wednesday, owing to the storm.
George A. Martin and son, Fred l..
Martin, OF Franklin, were in the city last
| Thursday.
The commercial school and all the
day of next week.
The local W. c. T. [. will meet at the
home OF Mrs. J. {. Ghilcott this (Thurs-
day afternoon at > o'clock.
Mrs Arno Wisw ell, of Bangor, who has
been visiting her son, Judge A, p. Wis
We'll, returned Friday evening.
Mrs. Flora Lewis left for Bucllsport this
| w ednesday) morning for several weeks
visit with relatives and friends.
Charles X. Burritl, son of Col. {. {.
Burrill, il at home from Kent's Hill
school for two weeks vacation.
Miss Maudc Phillips entertained the
young peoples society of the Congrega-
tIonal church last Thursday evening.
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list OF letters remaining uncaIled for at
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lam K. Donaldson, Mrs. Lucy I. Little.
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saunders.
John j. Frost eged ej5hty--even wears,
Il for-urr res tdrHt uf Ellsworth Fails, GIod
suddenly in Watervaie Monday. He Was
returning from The Pati1 iu "a c.fgiaze
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
yIEcnLt coNGnLS>ioN.rI
Appropriations for Building, at Ports
mouth and Fortress Monroe.

,,.,-l,I,-..rDv ID ~ 7r.. o.. e...-
N N-A'ii -N'i' ''t ''' 40 -i"s -- ''.'N
claI-Tue Committee Ou Public buildings
.....a t.-I.g 3D., r.,nrt f,,,r.DIr t..
.i.a '''inl"1 4oI p"'', "'''''' "l
l'ii irinuAlA, at cost ol fl..'''' ana
similar t.lldins a- FORTRESS Monroe, al 81
cost oi 2loVo.
Senators Daniel ANA Man il.n ana Judse
Is. o.. N. Duke. Jr, aud br 81. a.. N.
i'andoipH' oi CA"rlottes'ile. hat a. coA-
o. t4e Library Committee ana Librarian
Spouurd, relative to tAe purchase uy abe
United stat ito. Go'efnm.nt ,i Of the manu-
pos ION ol the handolpn family.
To LIGHT VIRGINIA WATERS.
Representative Tyler called at tu- White
House this morning. oAd was assured
uy tAe Pres .dent tAat tAc nomination ot
Alr IroWnioN. to Doe postmaster ut
next week
Air. Tyler has arranged with the Light
House Board Co have - gas-isht buoy
placed at the mOuth of the Lyuulaycu
river ana has recommended tlat ntc ad-
river
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
WEATHER FORECAST.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-Weather for
Saturday.
Nirsinia-Local rains and partly cloudy:
cooler I'm northern portion, with yaria-
bic winds.
North CarOlinu-Partly cloudy local
showers: southerly winds.
The barometer he's fallen rapidly on
the New England coast ana slowly on
the Middle Atlantic ana south Atlantic
coasts, and from Montana northward.
IL has been decidedly warmer In New
England and the Middle Atlantic states.
The indications arc that local thunder
storms and showers Will prevail on tho
South New England and Middle Atlantic
coasts. followed by far. cooler weather.
Local thunder storms are indicated for
the Southern States east OF the Mlssls-
sippi. and generally fair weather for The
lake region and upper Mississippi and up
per Ohio Valleys.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23
D.lNIEL FoE JIcE-rRGsIDENr.
lie l. Nominated by the Virginia Demo-
crnfIc Association

WASHINGTON d. G.. May 22.-A
well.attcndcd meeting OK the Virginia
Democratic Association Of the District Of
Columbia was held tonight. and the fol-
lowing rosolutiors offered by Mr.. Pres
ton Boisseau. of Crewe, Va, was unani-
mously adopted.
Resolved. That the Virginia Democra-
tc Association of the District OF CO.
lumba. in regular meeting assem mhlei,
recognizing the ability and statesmansh.p
or ttou. lohu Warwick Daniel. who now
So ably represents us in the Senate Of
the United States. that We point with
rrilo TO his rccoiN during the years
bn has so faithfully served as in up
holding the principles Of Jeiiersonian
1,.roc-acv. and that We heartily endorse
,.... I'D. orr choice for the nomination
a., mo National Democratic Convention
~ Cri.aro as our candidate for Vice
p,e.id.nt OF the United States"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-05-23

CARE TOWN. May 22.-The ugly feel.
ing among the public here against tba
imposition ot sentence OF fifteen years
imprisonment upon the leaders OF the Jo-
h'hneabuis Reform Committee, who were
originally condemned to death is incr,a.1
ms upon It's becoming known that tb.
prison rules are strictly enforced in
their cases, and that the condition OF the
prisoners Is unworthy Of Kaiiirs ana a
positive outrage upon civilization.