Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-10-06


ningron Friday night
Silver was s. cents an ounce yester-
day and lead S3.s9f per hundred
Money purses. pocket books ami coin
bags of all descriptions al Ritter Bros.
Drug CO. s.
A big stock OF clothing just receives
al the Leader 1t Is easily the largest
and hes; stock ever brought to Mont
pelier- Cab and see il. Nose Lewis.30
Eight inches of snow was reported Al
Granger yesterday morning. The
storm extended as far west as Fossil
A big stock of bottled goods. Old
Forman, Reecb<Fork ard other fine
Kentucky WHISTLES. Only first class
goo 8 al pier Bros. Drug Co. IS
EIiksS1alone, who was formerly yard
fmas1E here, sent Us two cartwheelsr
" credit On his subscription TO the
EXAMINER this week from Ogden.
A cordial invitation Is extended to
everyone 10 csll and inspect our lines
stationery, pm ses. perfumes, and
toilet preparations. Hoover's Drug
store. s.
The teachers association Of Bear Lake
county viii meet in the Bloomington
school house On Saturday Nov 9th,
1887. See program in another column
Joe Marion and Fred Mozart leave
/ tomorrow morning for the Piney
country, where they viii sell goods
from the Lesder store.
No one nee 3 go to the Klondike now
Tor rich values, Shen the Fair is offer
ing better bargains tan ever. You can
mske more mones buying there than
you conld in Alaska. sam L. Lewis. So
4 Ez-Mayor Murnane returned from his
trip in the east Monday morning. Ee
had e pleasant tine while away, but
vss glad enough &c get hack TO Mont
pelier again He resumed his duties as
agent yesterday morning.
II you want the EXAMINER for enc
year bring Us a biy load Of good wood.
or 500 pounds Of potatoes or 2oc pounds
Ct rutabagss and carrots, OF two silver
dollars ANY Of the above VIII be ac-
I copied and receipt given.
D. c. Stuart has fixed mp sheep dip
Ping pens e. his Tlaee st Wardboro and
Is now prepared 10 dip al herds as low
: figures Give him cell 8
Another big lof of machinery went
ever 10 ST Charles this week. It con
sisted Of s carload and vas for the
hosting plant The Blackstone people
certainly mean business with their
property
; Is about tiEae some enterfrising per
) sen was getting home dramatic eor1-
Tany together to present a series q
plays this season. There Is plenty q
talent here and tie citizens q this ctr
have always pafronized efforts IN this
line literally
. lis about time the new town q; KEN
merer vas having newspaper. Il
strikes rs that plant olght 70 pay
handsomely al that place within year
Lois of newspapers are Published in
towns not half Is favorably located q:
the new eoal camp
Mr. R 5. speace Of Paris Idaho, ".
IN Logan On Saturday. having stopped
here 10 visit with his many friends -
his return from Salt Lake City whe7,
/ he has been purchasing machinery - :,
used IN working the fanous Humming
: Bird mine, near Paris. His vie "a.
!, with him--Jouzpal
Mrs A. G><6unter has rsleased Ii,
Hunter JzSsase and We understand Mrs
5. A<Saills viii assume charge Of ii
6efal aboat the Is Of next month
E Mrs Hunter vii be missed - ii
/ travelling public, who have long sino
learned 10 respect and esteem her.
| In 1894 John Corum, : suocessf1
+ farmer living mar Cottonwood. cut hi
grain with harvester, carefally be91.
6 il s1i plzrel il Ia three large stacks
bzli The heavy rains came On and Il
2 stacks ssnk 80 low and were 50 gree
i with the growing grain thzt their oEns
care them mp for LOST a few days age
a thinking 1aas BE might fad some ho.
feed. he decided 10 OPEN them ATS
: throwing q 5ae TOPS q es~h stack T
70 his great surprise and tieligh. h
!, foand The grain vas IN excellent condi
ton fer milling purposes + net onl
benefited him, bas gave al The farmer
Z practical illasaratlan d she diTeTeae
between binding and heading grain
900 qanies, bats.