Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-10-09
Local Happenings.

1t is fact worthy of notice, that
S. P. Emelle the Jeweler turns out
his repairs in a workmanlike man
ner. All work guaranteed. 81
Frank G. Ralble, an old time
newspaper man and wife are guests
at the Hunter house. Mr.. Raible
is delivering work from the Chi
cago Portrait Co., in this section.
A complete stock OF combs,
brushes, fountain syringes, trusses
and all classes of rubber goods at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. Prices the
lowest, quality the best. 90
Miss Annie Osborne and brother
Ashel and his family are down
from Rexburg spending few days
with friends and relatives in this
city.
The largest stock of paints, oils
and glass in Bear Lake county at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. The goods
are first quality and prices low. 33
The Mutual Improvement as
ISOLATION opened their meetings
last Sunday evening for the season.
A good program was given and
large audience was in attendance.
Pure wines and liquors for me
dicinal purposes. Also bottled
goods, from beer to champagne at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. SO
II. Smith Wooley's store in Paris
waS broken into and robbed last
Tu esday night. Considerable mer,
CHI ndise Vas taken and there is
nd clew<o the robbers.
The Star restaurant believes in
free coinage, and small piece of
silver (25 cents) will buy the best
meal to be had in the city. Try
the new management at the old
stand. 33
A masquerade hall will be given
in the Consolidated Implement Co.
hall on Friday evening October
the 23rd. The best music that
can be had in the valley will be in
attendance. Tickets $1.00
We want to call your attention
to the finest line Of soaps ever seen
in Montpelier. Cheapest and best
assortment. See our 5-cent soap
display in window. Hoover's
Drug store. 80
Fresh tripe and pigs feet just re-
, ceived at H. H. HoF's meat market
The finest stock ever brought here.
Also home rendered lard put up in
, tin buckets made expressly for my
) market, Same price as foreign
product and quality infinitely bet
ter. H. H. Hoff. SO
Judge Patton, besides attending
; to his official duties and doing a
little campaign work, united foul
happy hearts this week. The first
pair were Jacob Larsen and Miss
Clara Glonner on the 28th of last
month and the second David Ed.
Z wards and Miss Dell Carey of Soda
l Springs on the 29th.
l Just received, an immense line
S OF Dry Goods, including Calico's
and Dress goods of all kinds. The
ilandsomest line ever shown her.
and at prices as low as the lowest
Quality guaranteed. Call and Sc,
them. Jones q Son. 3:
e Orson Grimmett's many friend!
t in this section will be glad to learr
: that he has been re-nominated TO
the office Of sheriff in Fremon
county, Wyoming, which position
: he has already filled two years
0 nasmuch as he has made mode
t officer and has host of friends re
: election is a foregone conclusion.
= The following prominent guest
e are noted at the Mills hotel thi
i week: Judge H. V. GroisbecK
! Of Wyoming; Hone. James H
d Hawley, w. f. Borah, Chas. Dur
rams, Frank Stuenenberg, and Cap
tain Gum. This new hcstelr,
seems to be getting right into tn
swim from the jump. 8
An elegant line of mems, ladie
:. and children's Wooden Hosiery a
J. Hammond & Whitman's. Gu
;, word for it that you never bough
y wooden hosiery as cheap as you cal
e of us. 31S