Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-01

SheHe ounuay AFTERNOON OF cancer. The |
deceased was 40 years of age. He leaves
a wife and four small children to mourn
his loss.
See my stock OF Christmas goods.
Magic lanterns, toy steam engines and
a thousand other novelties. Prices the
lowest at Hansen's. 81
The Montana Kid, SO it is said, bested |
Haley in the fight at Kemmerer on the
24th Some say, however that neither |
OF these pugs appeared in the ring, but |
two unknown substitutes knocked each
other about three rounds before some |
400 people.
About December 10 we will have our
Xmas stock of candies, which will in
clude the novelties of the very choicest.
We have now in stock cake candies for
cake decoration. Hooyer's Drug Store.
The next play to be given in the opera
house will be "Lucretia Borgia,"
three-act drama, for the benefit Of the
Odd Fellow lodge OF. this city. Mrs.
Anderson will appear in the title role,
A strong company of local talent will
assist, there being some twenty people
in the cast.
Don't buy old fashioned toys; got
something new, novel and instructive.
Hansen's stock is new and dirt cheap.
See it. 81
The Potter Sisters gave a most inter
esting entertainment at the opera house
on Monday evening before good sized
audience The ladies sustained their
regulations in impersonation and elocu-
ton. The Presbyterian church, under
whose auspices they appeared here, had
its exchequer considerably enlarged
through their efforts.
Quilts and blankets at every price at
the Leader. Biggest stock in the valley
to select from. Come and see it. Nose
Lewis. 20
On the dead quiet now, we will state
what we would most like for Christ
mas present. That is. to have 100 sub
scribers pay us 81 on subscription. We
have about that number who could do
it, whether they owe the amount or not,
and OH how happy itwould make our
holidays. This is only a suggestion, of
course, but we believe it to be a good
one.
Those fine handsome heating STOVES
at the Consolidated Implement Co.'S.
are going like hot cakes. Get one while
you can 81
At Calvary Presbyterian church, to
morrow at 7:3O p. M, monthly mission
airy meeting; subject "The Home
Church and Foreign Missions. Sunday
next, Sabbath school at 1870 a. m.
morning worship at II; subject, Great
Spiritual Results evening worship
at 7:3O; subject, The Way to Life;'
special music by quartet, and cordial
welcome to all
We are closing out our entire line oil
ladies jackets and capes at cost. These
are elegant goods and if you want nice
wrap cheap, call on Ed. Burgoyne. 4G
A train of cattle 600 head and one
car of horses stopped over tWenty-foul
hours to feed here the first of the week,
en- route to Kimball Neb. The cattle
were stockers, the property of John
Reagan, of Emmett, Idaho, who viii
forward two more train loads to the
, same destination in the near future
, Mr. Reagan was in personal charge. Of
the cattle, with six assistants. Joe Full
J Ter furnished feed for the cattle, and th,
Hoff hotel took care of the men. Mr.
Reagan justly regards this as the bes
and cheapest feeding point on the line
/ l can pasture number of horses dur
! ing the fall and winter. Good feed anc
low rates. Walt Lewis, Georgetown.
| Get your estray notices into the Elk
AMINER columns. More people vii
see it there than anywhere else, and be
sides it will look more honest ON tn
: part of the taker up. The price is 81. 81
, for cattle and 81 for horses each. Blank
: for fling with the clerk are furnishe,
: gratis.
. Our crockery line is complete. Fame
cups and saucers, dishes, in fact any
thing you want in nice dishes to make
Christmas present. Hammond & Whit
man. 38
The G. W. & NJ. Co. tas Just receive
a car load Of the finest common sens
style of rob sleds ever offered to tn
Bear Lake trade. Call and examin
these sleds. They are made only for til
special order Of Coop. w. & NJ. Co. {
Utah and Idaho.
After hearing some friends continual
praising Chamberlain's Collie, Choler
and Diarrhoes Remedy, Curtis FIeck, {