Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-05-19

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The Consolidated Implement Co.,
will put in an elevator in their build
my and then the dancing upstairs will
cease. The dance next Friday night
will be the last in this famous dancing
pavilion. Be sure and go.
With the dust flying as bad as it is
you ought to have one of those feather
busters that are on sale at Hooyer,s
Drug Store. I2|
Manager Fife, of the Coop W. & M.
Co., at Montpelier, has received a tele-
gram from Arizona conveying the sad
news of the death of his brother-in- law,
Joseph Layton, the result of a kick
from horse. Post
Ladies will do we'll" to call at the
spacious ware rooms Of the Con. INN.
Co., and see their elegant line of Sur
reys, Phaetons Top Buggies and Baby
Carriages. The finest in the land. u
We have just received full line Of
Silk Capes which we will close out at
$3.50 each. These capes are trimmed
with lace and jet trim ming. The Fair,
Sam. L. Lewis u
The Diamondville Coal Co., are
putting in big new engine at their
mine besides other heavy machinery
The old engine will be moved further
down the hill. All this is in anticira-
ton of larger demand for their coal.
Farmers, stockmen and ranchmeA
Keep in mind the fact that the largest
and most complete line Of Cooper and
Fish Farm and Spring Wagons, Buck
boards and Carts i'll Southern Idaho,
can be found at Con. Imp. Co.'S. estab-
lishment. Quality No. l. Prices
right. 70
Mrs. Ida Buckley of Salt Lake and
Miss Dalton Of Springsville Utah, are
visiting at the home of ''Budd" Weaver
of this city. The former being Mr..
Weavers sister Miss Dalton will stay
during the summer.
A full assortment Of the latest styles
in Millinery. Hats at 81 rs each worth
$3.50. These hats are elegant and
stylishly trimmed and the stock won't
last long, SO come early. The Fair. IL
Mrs. Emil Maeser opened kinter-
garden school in the L. D. S, meeting
house last Monday with about 45 mem
beers. This school has long been needed
and we hope some one in this end of
town will take the matter mp and fol
low suit. A second class will probably
be organized by Mrs, Maeser shortly.
4 number of young men all over the
valley received calls on Friday to report
for missions among the number that
1--WE have heard of, being f. w. Passey
Ase Athey, Ed Sutton, Walter Cole and
Frank Nye of Paris, Will Phelps Louis
Erickson and Martin Winters of Mont
pelier, and Sam Hymas, Dave Morgan
Aand viii Smith Of Liberty. Post.
The EXAMINER will publish the new
game and fish law as passed by the last
legislature in next weeks issue. II pro-
vides that it is unlawful to buy fish as
well as sell them out of season, and
having them in possession is also prima
facie evidence of guilt All sportsnen
and others interested should read the
law on this subject.
The representatives of the different
lodges, appointed to pick out suitable
piece of ground for a cemetery, met
Sunday and took the first steps. They
decided to buy ten acres in convenient
place and lay the same out in lots
eighteen feet square. This amount
would provide $40 lots for the members
Of the orders and bo sufficient for many
years to come. Just what place they
will purchase has not yet been decided
,i6n' Several places have been offered.
The down town public school will
close next Friday. The pupils are
preparing a novel and interesting enter
tainment to take place during the
evening at the opera house under the
management Of NJ T. Whitman and
Miss Huckvale. All are especially
invited to come out and listen to the
little folks. The admission will be free
and you will be well repaid for YOU
trouble The term has been most
successful one and the teachers and
pupils are to be congratulated on theil
work
Last Friday two children of p J. Nc
Dermott had a narrow escape from
drowning. 1t seems they were playing
on the bank of Montpelier creek, back
of the jail when one, q little girl,
ventured too near the stream and fell
in. Her little brother who is about
seven years old, seeing her danger i'm
mediately jumped in to help her. The
water was about six feet deep and run
ming swiftly but the little fellow