Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-08-18

July 10Th to Sept. 10Th, 1897. One and
one nth fares, on certificate plan. Is
Several parties went duck hunting
last Sunday and a couple hundred, more
or less, of the feathery tribe were
brought in. Bear Lake is sportsman 8
paradise in every particular
Coop. W. & NJ. Go. will have their
third car of the celebrated Racine spring
wagons in the lp6 of this week. This
wagon leads>tfie world. %
MRS. sam Matthews Of Liberty, died
e ldde6ly at her home last Saturday
Tbe deceased was only sick few hours
SShe leaves young baby. The funeral
took place Monday at Liberty.
Czarina Violets is the newest and
m 'st elegant perfume. We have sample
bottles for the ladies at Hoover's Drug
store, rs
miss Ethel Huckvale was over from
Bloomington Sunday visiting friends
Sbe says the teachers institute at Fish
Haven was one of the most pleasant
and successful ever held in the county.
A complete line of Heinz's celebrated
goods, including pickles, India relish.
chow chow, etc., at Hansen's. Give
these goods trial. 20
Harry Carrick's brother, sister and
other relatives, from Los Angeles, who
have been visiting here for some weeks,
left Monday for their home. Harry &C.
companied them as far as Ogden.
Every housekeeper can be her own
painter. Ritter Bros. Drug Co. sell the
paint mixed ready for use. Sample
cards OF thirty colors for the asking. Is
VIM. Hopkins, formerly a fireman for
Engineer Hamilton between Green
River and Evanston, fell down a shaft
at Frisco Utah, last Thursday and was
instantly killed. He was member of
the B. of L. F. of Evanston and was in
sured for $500.
4 Heinz's celebrated pichling vinegar
at Hansen's It's the best. "a
A. 7. Wright, j. Stafford and J. /.
Clark, of Ogden, arrived in town Mon
day morning, and in the afternoon
Manager Fife took them over on Grow
creek for few days hunting and fish
ing.
Mason work, plastering, etc. done on
short notice and at reasonable rates.
foundations q specially. Fred sar-
bach. 70
j. j. Jensen has sold his barber shop
to Riley Barkdall, of Georgetown. Mr.
Jensen for while at least will devote
his time to the treatment of scalps with
his new hair renewer. Mi Barkdall is
quite well known here and steps into a
good patronage.
" 18th each 20 cent cash purchase at
.Hansen's you get coupon ticket, which
may bring you a graphophone. Hear it.
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The trustees of the downtown district
have been cleaning and repairing the
school building this,week, getting it in
shape for school, which begins the first
Monday in September The uptown
school house is also being repaired and
put in shape for school.
When in Montpelier go to S. A. Mills
store for bargains. He is selling out his
present limo OF dry goods, shoes, hats
and notions, getting ready for new fall
goods. 81 I8
Judge standrod will bring his family
from Pocatello with him, and after
hearing few demurrers and making
some ordersE the court will take recess
until the following Monday. In the
meantime The Judge and his family,
with ewftiends, will take an outing
on the shores of beautiful Bear lake.
Shoes.-Ifyou want a good pair of
shoes cheap before they are all sold, 60
to 5. A. Mile store. Tan, Ok Blood
and chocolate colored oXfords, childrens
oiiPFSiSJ ctCs 10
If your hair falls out, or you have
dandruf or any scalp disease, give ]. J.
Jensen a call He has new and scien-
tific treatment for all scalp diseases. A
dozen Of onr citizens are being treated
for badness and in every case heavy
growth Of hair is the result. He is
making hair grow on bald heads.
Charges reasonable.
Shaw's Malt, Old Grow, and W. H.
McBrayer Whiskey in bottles, and the
famous I. DeTurk Cognac Brandy. All
standard goods at Hooyer's Drug Store.
rs
Chamberlafn's Collie, Cholera and Diar
rhea Remedy always affords prompt
relief. For sale at Hoover's drug Store.
Those young ladies' and young men