Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1896-11-13

Ritter Bros. Drug Go. The goods |
are first quality and prices low. 3S |
The Brotherhood of Locomotive |
Firemen will give their 10th an
nual masquerade ball on the oath |
Of December. A Salt Lake cos.
tuner will be here with a great
number of costumes. The posters
will be out next week.
Perfumeries, fine soaps, toilet ar
ticles, purses, buckskin gold bags,
etc, at Hoover's drug store. All
new goods-snd Of best qualitys>29
in this county the following
gosephs were candidates: Joseph
G. Rich, Joseph S. Robinson, Jo-
seph Jones, Joseph R. Shepherd,
Joseph o. Mozart, Joseph w. Lin
ford and Joseph Fuller. The first,
two were the only successful Jok
'sephs in the deal.
Messrs. Gee and Knapp,t6ok out
large amuu4ft-ef supplies this
week to the st. Charles mines,
they intend to push work on their
fine prospects this winter and hope
by spring to haye enough ore on
the dump to warrant putting in a
mill. The outlook for them is
splendid.
The handsomest line of crockery
and glassware, plain and decorated
ever shown anywhere, can be
found at S. A. Mills. They have
just arrived and the low prices are
moving them rapidly. Call and
see the display. So
Charlie French, we'll known in
this section, was elected probate
judge in Fremont county last week
by a majority of 800. We imagins
the people Of that county will not
regret their action, for Charliehas
the ability to make them<,a first
class officer.
On~the-.eEe~of New Years.,
Thursday, December, 3lst, 1896, a
grand masquerade ball will be
given in the Consolidated Imple-
ment Co. hall. Preparations will
be made for all to have a glorious
time and dance the old year out
and the new year in. More par
ticulars later.
Felt shoes for ladies in different
styles. Mems Ladies' and child
rene rubbers and overshoes. Mems
German socks, and heavy over
shoes for same. Remember we
carry only the best and our prices
speak for themselves. Hammond
d Whitman. 81
Pure wines and liquors for me-
dicinal purposes. Also bottled
goods, from beer to cham payne at
Ritter Bros. Drug ,Co..-.------.--.u..333
The finest potatoes in the world
are now offered for sale in Mont
pelier at Is cents per hundred
pounds. NO wonder the farmers
wanted Bryan, free silver and bet
ter prices for their products.
Other vegetables are correspond
ingly low in price and the surplus
is immense.
Drugs at reasonable prices at
Golden Rule drug store. 26
The Woodmen of this city have
made definite arrangements for
their annual ball on the evening
of the 26th. Competent commit
tees will have all. arrangements in
hand and the affair promises to be
as successful as any ever given in
Montpelier. Posters are out an
nouncing the event.
The EXAMINER will make a rate
OF $l.5O for cattle estray notices
this year and $1.OO for horses.
Nobody will question your hon.
esty if you publish your estray
notices in the EXAMINER, while if
you tack up notices of same it will
SAVIOR of crookedness. Be honest
with the owners and publish them
in our columns.
The Consolidated Imp, Cos
through the efforts of John S. Cor
lew, have succeeded in opening
some new markets for Bear Lake
produce. This week they shipped
two cars of wheat, four of oats and
seven of hay, the most of it going