Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-06-27

e. Whitman's. IS
G Fl. Brown, of Liberty, returned
this week from Oneida county
where he has been selling his fam
Gus cream separators. Good sue
cess attended him.
Messrs. Bunnell & Miller, repre-
senting Bunnell & Eof, Investment
Co., of Philadelphia, who have been
here for a week past making loans
returned home Thursday.
The ladies, who intend to take
part in the bicycle races, mu st
make their entry the evening b E.
fore the races, with Joe Fuller.
The prize can be seen in Burgoyhe
& Brennan's window.
Business is again rushing on
the road, and especially north Of
Pocatello, where thousands of cat
tie are being taken to the Montana
ranges. On the first and second
districts the boys are getting in
good time.
The Alfred and Hoge cattle we're
delivered to the Spur company on
LaBarge last week. The buyers
claimed the bunch was the finest
lot they had ever seen, and they
are ready to take more of the same
class of cattle.
On July 1st the Capitol saloon
will be re-opened by a gentleman
from the north. 1t is being he
painted, repapered and remodelled
throughout and when completed
will be handsome resort. Just
who the new proprietor is to be
could not be learned. \
The Rock Springs papers speak
in high praise Of the Callicotte
Comedy company who have been
playing in the coal city during the
past week. They will be at the
Montpelier opera house beginning
next Monday for one week.
Prices 10, %, 80 cents.
Miss Rose Turner. well known
in this city, was married Thursday
evening at her fathers home in
Gentle valley, to Guy B. Hig-
gins from Pocatello Hosts Of
friends here will extend hearty
congratulation. Miss Dana of this
city was the bridesmaid. Rev
Waller Of Soda Springs officiated
Rev. Lamb leaves for New York
on Monday next, to consult with
physicians there as to the advisa,
bility of bringing out to Idaho his
sister-in-law, Miss Lena Hughes
who is feared is in consumption
During Rev. Lambs absence his
pulpit will be occupied byRevs. ]
T. Knott, II. S. Waller and Robt
P. Boyd.
Catholic services will be held al
the church on Saturday, July 4th
Mass at $50 o'clock a. IN. Or
Sunday, July 9Th, mass will b
celebrated at 10 o'clock a. m, Will
sermon. Catechism at 2 O'Clock
p. m. Evening prayer and lee
ture at s o'clock. Rev. Wander
Donckt officiating. A cordial vel
come extended to all,
Mr.. Faier, a merchant from
Jackson Hole country, came in OF
the passenger train Tuesday nigh
with a badly lascerated hand. l
seems while putting in a blast OF
a ditch, giant cap exploded il
his hand. DIR. Hoover had to am
putate the thumb, first and secont
fingers. Mr.. Faler is now resting
easy at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
McGilvary.
The Union Pacific will max
very low rates for the Midsumme
carnival at Salt Lake. Tickets
T will be on sale in Montpelier Jul.
1st and End. Tickets purchases
between Cokevill and Opal goo,
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, SG.75s Cokeyille, $z-2i
u An unsophistieated, innocen
looking immigrant came to tow:
, this week. He had a fine singl
driving horse that he would sci
cheap, and Joe Fuller needing jus
such an animal bought this ont