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

the first district, have been in Salt Lake
this week arranging new contract
with the company.
Mrs. Perkins and Miss Agnes South
worth, SO we learn, ineeSfd to start
Kindergarten school'in Montpelier thi
summer. We hope the report is trud
for the town needs such an institution
badly.
A Pocatello Tribune correspondent
from Bancroft says float ore was
recently found near that place that
assayed StS7, to the ton in gold
Prospectors are out securing the coun-
try trying to find the lead
G. M Southwick has been transferred
to the railway office at Diamondville
A. H. Borgholthous goes to Fossil and
e. r. Cheney, formerly at the coal
camp comes here as day operator. j.
w, Seeker returns to the night shift.
We notice a number of additions
being built to houses about town. This
shows Montpelier is growing in spite
of hard times Several residences and
business houses will be erected during
this summer
Attorney Sam j. Rich is in Paris, end
thinks of remaining permanently With
us.-Post Yes. Sam came over to
Montpelier last Wednesday night and
the working team of the Woodmen can,
if they would, tell how he manfully
1oue> the goat in that order
I The Pocatello Tribune is going 70
give away sewing machine to its sub
scribers 1t seems to us that we once
heard OF The Post doing the same mag
unanimous trick. Did you ever hear how
1t came out, Ifft?-Post.
Judge Hunter, Frank Richards and
some other parties are pushing develop
ment work on a coal prospect they have
located up Montpelier canyon. The
indications are splendid and no doubt
the rustling prospectcrs will uncover a
good vein.
conductor Cannon and wife leave
tonight for Los Angeles, Gala, where
Mr.. Cannon will attend the. annual
convention of the conductors They go
by way of Ogden and Eu.sasn1sssn,Ra=tu
land taking three wed
trip. Tim Farrell is
| Pocatello.
DR.. S. q. Wishard returned to Ogden
Monday to spend the week with his
daughter, who leaves Thursday next
for China, where she has labored with
her husband, in the mission work for
several years. The doctor however will
be with US again the last of the week
and will be accompanied by his son
Rev. Fred Wisbard, who is to take
charge of the Calyery church during
the summer
The new O. S. L. 1000 mile tickets is
! Just what the doctors ordered and the
people take to it like ducks to dough"
Agent Murnare has exhausted the
stock originally sent him, but will sup
ply you il You want one now at the us
ual price $1,000. Good between all
stations on the .. S. l.. in yoming,
At the meeting of the executive com
mittee for Idaho of the Trans. Mississip
pi congress, held in Paris last Saturday,
Eugene s. Hart was elected chairman
and f. N. Austin was appointed to Sc
cure the names of all parties in the
state to whom lists will be sent for the
filling in of delegates. Post.
Misses Crower and Leonard are MAX
ing preparations to take in the Christian
Endeavor convention in San Francisco
in June. This will be splendid OPP
portunity for our people to see beanti-
full California. On the latest fnforma-
ton it is thought that the round trip
fare from Ogden will be about $1,000.
Glassware, full set for 40 cents, or a
single piece for 10 cents. These are
new goods and you should see them. AL
SO on the same 10-cent counter is any
number of kinds of tinNare, kitchen
utensils, and thousand other useful
articles. See the new dis. lay. Ham
mond & Whitman. I5
Miss Matte White of Paris was I'M
expectedly called home to Harrod
Ohio, Monday, by the illness of her
brother. The doctors having pro
nouneed his trouble cancer of the
| stomach. She expects to return in time
! to join the C. E. excursion to Califor-
MIA in June.
The Evanston Herald says a printer
named Weeks disappeared from that
city one day last week and his where
abouts is a mystery As he left no
debts or gave any intimation of his