Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-04-11

va iVNO1 ~ tuab CITY on
the End inst. Mr.. Maeser has many
friends in this section who will
deeply sympathize with him in his
sad affection.
For Sale-Timothy seed, quality
guaranteed of the best. Will sell
in any quantity at Nose Lewis,
The Leader. 3
Mrs. Guyon and family arrived
from Pendleton, Oregon, yesterday
and Doc. is therefore happy. They
will live in the new Webster house
on Washington avenue. Mont
pelier people will welcome them
to their new home, feeling sure
they will not regret the step taken.
JUST RECEIVED. An i'm
mense line of spring millinery
goods, trimmings, ETC., the very
latest novelties direst from the
east. Hats at lower prices than
ever before sold for in this city.
Just call and you will be aston
ished at S. A. Mills store. 6
The Swiss peopel of this valley
have formed political club. The
following are the temporary officers
Fred Sarbach, president, AL. Kunz,
vice-president, Chas. Schmidt,
Secy and Arnold Zumbrennan,
Treas. A meeting is called fer the
18th in the L. D. S. meeting house
when a permanent organization
will be formed.
Jack Diamond" will be played
on the evening of the 21st for the
benefit of the Montpelier Fire de-
.partment. The price Of admission
has been reduced to rs cents to any
part of the house. The same
company will play it as did before.
Get your reserved seats at Bur-
goyne & Brennan's at no extra
charge.
D. A. Hyde, who has been day
operator in the Montpelier tele.
graph Office for four years, has been
transferred to MinidoKa, Idaho, for
which place he left last night.
Mrs. Hyde and children will follow
later on. Mr.. Hyde offers his
house for sale at low price. Mr..
and Mrs Hyde's many friends will
wish them luck in their new home.
It iF noticeable that the business
failures for the first quarter of the
present year were larger then ever
before for a corresponding period.
It was thought that the record in
1893 was terrible, but that has
been far exceeded. It's bad show.
ing, but is nothing to what will be
recorded before many years pass
over, unless there shall be some
sweeping changes in our economic
and financial systems.-Statesman.
Henry Hoff has succeeded in
getting the dozen squirrels he
wanted to send to an eastern house.
1t is hoped for this section that
these eastern people have found
something that will kill these pests
easily and cheaply. Already they
are said to have appeared in great
numbers in different parts of the
valley and promise to do great
damage this year. Mr.. Hof' ex-
poets to hear from his squirrels in
time to be of service to the farmers
this year.
About four weeks ago one of our
citizens run wagon on to vacant
lot on Washington avenue and
hung the sign "For Sale" on the
box where everyone who passed
could see it. The same week
another citizen put three-line
local in the EXAMINER offering a
wagon for sale. The first issue
brought ten or a dozen people to
this Office inquiring about this
wagon. Others have been coming
ever since. The wagon was of
course sold, but the one on the lot
is standing there yet. Motto: Ad-
vertise in the EXAMINER.
The best of liquors for medici-
nal purposes at the City Drug
store. All goods warranted and