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


than a simple mention to insure a
crowded house. You cannot afford to
let such an event pass without attend
ing Prof. Shepherd SIS also expected to
take part.
A dodger was gotten out in Paris yes
terday calling for an Indignation
meeting" in the case of Editor Waltz
conflict, last night We have not hearfl,
what action was taken by the meeting,
but presume it severely censured Deputy
Neibaur
Hhos. Jones, of this city, who is on a
mission in Scotland, has been having an
exciting time preaching in that country.
Pome partisan church people attempted
% break up his meeting, but the officers
on the law interfered. Tom and his
confRanion challenged their opposers to
debate as to their position, but it was
not accepted.
Hires Root Beer is the finest drink on
earth, at Ritter Bros Drug Store. 90
Complaint has been made lately that
several sets of harness have been stolen
in the valley. Joe Fuller lost a new
set one day last week and a party near
Paris Is also out set Here is fine
chance for our county officers to make
a record for themselves in the detective
line.
A big stock of glassware, china ware,
lamps, ETC., to arrive in few DAYS.
Finest stock in the county. Nielsen
Furniture Co. %
Thos. Jones writes his folks in this
city that he, Ed. Rich and Milford
Williams together took in the queens
jubilee in London last month. He SAYS
the sights of that celebration were ones
long to be remembered, both on account
OF their grandeur and the immense
number of people present All of the
boys were in the best of health. :
Get your meals at the new Star Res.
taufant Everything first class and
charges asonable. Gi5e Tony trial. 10
Charles Hammond is selling more
Blanchard washers than the contractors
have been able to furnish. However.
an immense stock is being made MP for
future orders and there will be no wait
ing hereafter The immense sale Of
these machines speaks volumes for their
worth. They are easy running and do
the work better than by hand, and in
about one-fourth of the time. You
should see one Of them in operation.
How do these issues of the EXAMINER
strike you for local paperP If you
don't subscribe, don't You think YOU
ought to? 1t only costs 81 for every
six months If you already take the
paper, but haven't paid anything for
year OF SO, don't you think the publish
ers efforts entitle him to a dollar or SO
on account2 Think of these and act ac-
cordingly. If You do the EXAMINER
will continue to be as good, and per.
haps better, paper than ever.
Handsome, elegant, beautifully pro
portioned and substantially made are
those Fish Springs wagons, buggies and
carriages just received by the Consoli-
dated Implement Co., Montpelier Look
them over and be convinced-th there
is nothing like them in Bear Lake
valley. Oh
The work of repainting and renum-
bering Short Line locomotives and cars
is still going on in the shops. AS soon
as a locomotive goes into the repair
shops it is fitted with driver brakes in
accordance with the law. When any
freight car goes to the repair tracks. be-
fore 1t Is turned ont it is put into first
class condition, fitted with vertical plan
couplers, and description of the car is
taken SO that the company is securing
record of its entire equipment.-P
tello Tribune.
Rev. Charles o. Nudge, the new
pastor of the Presbyterian Church, will
arrive here about September LIST. Mr.
Nudge comes to us from Princeton.
Nd, where he recently graduated from
the Theological Seminary, and where
his father is pastor Of church. Mr..
Nudge is the third son In the family to
enter the ministry. It is hoped that his
stay in Montpelier will be one Of both
pleasure and profit to himself and his
people. He will be accompanied by an
aunt Rev Fred Wishard leaves Mont
pelier on the 23rd of this month for his
home in Ogden, where he will spend a
week before returning east. He com
pletes his seminary course this coming
winter at Princeton, N. ].
settle up.
have sold out my barber hnsi.