Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-18
Additional Local.

ROOus. LaQles me LIltumCu hAIS,
worth $3.50, only rs cents at The
Fair. 6
AS a result of the rains lately
the ranges are getting into good
shape and cattle that have been
fed during the winter have been
turned loose in large numbers.
For Sale-Timothy seed, quality
guaranteed of the best. Will sell
in any quantity at Nose Lewis,
The Leader. =
Monday, Marshal Hager will be-
gin enforcing the stray stock or
dinance. All cattle and horses
found loose on the streets will be
impounded and owners can there
fore take warning.
George Hepperly, a popular fire.
man on the road, is visiting in the
east and rumor says that when he
returns he will be accompanied by
Mrs. Hepperly. The wedding is
to take place at Brainard, Mime
sofa.
Mary E. Tannar, NJ. D., Phi. G.,
has opened a drug store in the
Whitman building near the POST.
Office with full line Of drugs,
toilet articles, perfumery, etc. 6
The first session Of the new city
council will be held next Thursday
evening. All of the newly elected
officials have filed their bonds and
qualified. The old board met in
special session Monday and can
vassed the returns, finding then. as
previously reported in this paper.
They then adjourned sine die.
The best Of liquors for medici-
nal purposes at the City Drug
store. All goods warranted and
he prices are low. 5
P. J. Quealey, Of Rock Springs,
was in the valley this week look
ing after his stock interests. Ar
thur Bulge has been feeding some
three hundred head of steers for
him and they were turned on the
range during Mr.. Quealey's stay.
The stock was in fine shape and
will be shipped to market early in
the summer.
The squirrels sent east recently
by H. H. Hoff, with one exception,
arrived o K in Chicago. The firm
receiving them will advise Mr..
Hoff as to the result of their expert
ments as soon as possible. 1t is
hoped that the method of inocula-
ton will prove effective and thus
give the farmers some remedy oil
exterminatlng them. The EXAM
NER will publish this result as
soon as it is received.
JUST RECEIVED. An inn
mense line of spring millinery
goods, trimmings, etc, the very
latest novelties direst from tht
east. Hats at lower prices thar
ever before sold for in this city
just call and you will be aston
ished ats. A. Mills store.
Nose Lewis has bought tn,
building on the lot next to tbs
Pioneer stable and will shortly re
move his building thereon. 4
large addition will be built and th,
place otherwise put in shape 70
his increasing business. Work o
moving will be started as soon a
the wet season is over.
Notice to the Public-Those de
string the Swe etwater coal viii
please leave orders hereafter n
Joe Fuller's. Price $5.25 per ton
Jas. Holmes, agent. Sill
1-saassszss.A
Everyone ought to invest 2
cents next Tuesday night and g
to the performance of Jack Dia
mond." The FIRE department will
reap the benefit and they deserve
q big house. Everyone knows tn
play will be good and the price i
SO low all ought to buy a tickle
even if they don't attend. Larg
delegations are expected from Paris
Bennington, Georgetown and othe
points, No extra charge for re
served seats.
A double wedding occurred a
Rock Springs last week when tw
well known3 dispatchers took unit
themselves better halves. The nc
tice read: married John McNam