Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-16


Jas. Holmes will run his bus to the
Rich Hot Springs every SUNDAY. The
fare will be so cents for round trip and
he can take ten persons. Parties wish
ing to go should leave word with him
during the week. The bus will start
from the Post Office. l5
All the way along the Short Line east
of here great numbers of sheep are
being sheared. At Cokeville there is
some 10000 head, Hams Fork rs, 1000,
Fossil 10000, Opal 100000, Granger
100000. besides large numbers at other
points. The clip is heavy and the own
ers are happy.
A full assortment of the latest styles
in Millinery. Hats at 81 % each worth
1880. These hats are elegant and
stylishly trimmed and the stock won't
last long, SO come early. The Fair. IL
/Joe Fuller has built sprinkling cart
for use on the main streets of Montpe-
lier Joe's enterprise is commendable,
and he should receive the financial sup
port of all our citizens. Such cart has
long been needed, and now that one has
been provided cur people should see to
II that it is kept constantly in use.
Glassware full set for 40 cents, or
single piece for 10 cents. These are
new goods and you should see them. AL
so on the same lO-cent counter is any
number of kinds of tinware, Kitchen
utensils, and Il thousand other useful
articles. See the new dis. lay. Ham.
mond & Whitman. I5
The shearing corrals at Fossil will
handle about 10000 sheep this year.
About twenty-five shearers are at work
and the town presents lively appear
ance. Peter Gorlan the store keeper,
is doing rushing business and money
is plentiful. Mr.. Gordan also owns q
coal claim close to Diamondyille which
promises to make him rich in a few
years
FOR SALE-I have a new Racine
mountain wagon and team of mares 6
years old, we'll bro Ike, weighing 1850 lbi
apiece, that will sell cheap
j. +. O'Connor.
Palace Saloon.
In a letter to the EXAMINER, T. A.
Daughters says he will spend the sum
r mer in Soleburg, Penn, and asks us te
/ send his paper to that address. He
further asserts that the EXAMINER ID
the best local paper ever published in
Montpelier, and that to fully appreciate
it one should get it when away from
q home.
Hundreds of thousands have been in
duced to try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, by reading what it has done
for others, and having tested its merits
for themselves are to-day its warmes
friends. For sale by Hooyer's Drua
Store.
Mason work, plastering, etc.. done OF
+ short notice and at reasonable rates
r Foundations specially. Fred Sar
( bach. |:
{ George Davis was in Paris this weel
/ from Dingle He tells us that post
master Lewis was elected school truste,
: over there Monday and that the peopl,
] voted five mill special tax He say
8 the school district never was in bette
condition, and that they propose run
e ming good school this coming yea
j, and possibly summer school befort
s the regular year commences. Post.
: For three years we have never beer
without ChamberIain's Colo Cholera
and Diarrhea Remedy in the house,"
; says A. H. Patter, with Z. G. Atkins 4
!. Co., Indianapolis, Ind, and my wifi
a would as soon think of being withou
-four as a bottle of this Remedy in tn,
i summer season. We have used 1t will
all three OF our children and it has neye
failed TO cure-nOt simply stop pain
d bit cure absolutely, IT is all right, an'
z anyone who tries It will find it so.o Fo
/ sale by HooYer's Drug store.