Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-06-20

A Mcintosh QUILTED yesterday
for a prospecting trip in the noun
tains. He will be gone probably a
month.
]. S. Corlew was in Ogden on
business connected with the Con-
solidated Implement Co., this
week, returning yesterday.
Hammond & Whitman have lust
received an elegant line of candies
for the 18th of July trade. See
them. They are cheap. II
Several carloads of new steel
rails were distributed along the
Short Line this week. This part
of the shipment of so miles is ex.
pected this summer.
The Rev. John w. Knott, pastor
elect Of the Presbyterian church of
Soda Springs, will preach at Cal
vary church on Thursday evening
July End at s o'clock.
DR.. Hoover is in Boise this week
for the double purpose of attend
ing the state medical association
and the district meeting of the
Woodmen Of the World. He is a
delegate to the latter from the local
camp.
The ordinance committee of the
city council hav6instructed at
torney Chalmcrsfo isvise the or
dinances SO they cin, be printed
and the citizens know what are in
force and what Yfe dead letters.
1t has been thrAS years since the
last revision was made.
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. G
The benefit dance given John
Wamsley last Friday night was
largely attended. Dancing inter-
spersed by recitations from Mr.,
Wamsley was the amusement Of
the evening. A handsome sum
was turned over to the beneficiary.
Children's day exercises at the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath.
June 2lst, the program will he
choice and the floral decorations
even better than in the past year
Come all. Exercises at 8 p. m.
Bishop Talbot, of this Episcopal
diocese, will deliver a lecture on
his travels in Europe, at Brennan's
hall about July 10th. The Bishop
is known as one of the best descrip-
tive speakers in the west and his
lecture should be a grand treat for
all who attend.
About next week Monday if all
goes well, Joe Fuller expects to
have a sprinkler/ fat work on Wash
ington street anh 3rll avenue. The
necessity ofsu9h a Wagon has made
itself manifest ani Joe with his
usual enterprise, ihas taken the
efforts. i
The school bonds for George
town district were printed wholly
in the EXAMINER office and fur
nished at a lower price than could
be had from foreign houses. Dis
tricts intending to bond should see
our samples and get our prices for
such work.
The Union Pacific will make
very low rates for the Midsummer
carnival at Salt Lake. Tickets
will be on sale in Montpelier July
1st and 2nd. Tickets purchased
between Cokeville and Opal good
either by Green River or Mccain
mon. Tickets sold from Montpel-
Ter only good by way of Mccain
mon. The following is the rate:
Montpelier, 1918, Cokeville, 1925.
Some kind of Forth of July
celebration ought to be provided to
go with the races. A committee
took the matter in hand this week
but poor success attended their eff
forts. Whether they will push the
matter further is doubtful. 1t is a
note worthy fact that Of the forty
odd dollars subscribed the men,
bers Of the Montpelier Fire depart
ment gave all, but three of it.
No. Sunday fight ran over and