Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-11-03


the iron bridge.
Only first class holiday goods carried.
Our DISPLAY this year will he immense.
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. SO
Buy your blankets at Hammond al
Whitman. They can save you money!
From 90 cents pair up. 81
Dances galore are in sight for tits
month. No less than three and ver-
haps four will take place.
Our holiday stock will arrive inl due
season, and it will be hummeri too.
hammond & Whitman. 36
U VIM. Adams wsssetting up he|cigars
Monday morning. The cause wa that
Mrs. AdaY<had presented him with a
bounci9egirl the evening befoFe. All
gottYg along nicely.
~ big stock of bottled goods. Old
Forman, Eeech Fork and other fine
Kentucky whiskies. Only f9st class
goo Is at Ritter Bros. Drug Co. So
a grand concert will be given in the
L. d. S. meeting house Saturday even
ing at eight o'clock, for the benefit of
the Sunday school. A splendid pro:
gram has been arranged for the occa-
sion.
| A big stock Of clothing just receive /
at the Leader. 1t is easily tile largest
and best stock ever brou.ht Ito Mont
pHier. Call and see it. Nose, Lewis.So
The Gem OF the Mountain'f reading
elub is bdving programs fer It's years
worry printed at this office. The
society starts out in good shate, with
Dromise OF most profitable lseason's
work
No one nee go to the Klondike now
tor rich values, V hen the Fair ID offer
ing better bargains an ever. Ypu can
make more money buying there. than
you could in Alaska. Sam L. Lewis. SO
A surprise party was rendered Eddie
Lindsay in the meeting house at Ben
nington Monday night. A large NUN
Der was present to hear the program
and enjoy the supper A dance fol,
lowed.
With each % cent cash purchaserst.
Hansen's you get a coupon ticket, which
may bring you -raphophone. Hear it.
IS
A large number of Ed French's
friends gave him a pleasant surprise
Monday evening at his home. Games
occupied the evening. A great spread
was one Of the features, and all went
home with the remembrance of
pleasant evening.
A complete line Of einz's celebrated
goods, including pickles. India relish,
ehow-chow, etc, at Hanaen's. Give
tLese goods a trial. 90
Mrs John Clark, a highly respected
lady OF Salt Lake, and wife of the nom
inee upon the non partisan municipal
ticket for the mayoralty, died Sunday
morning. She has been an invalid for
several Years. She left family of three
sons and six daughters.
We are closing out everything in the
| store. Nothing reserved. We mean
business. - A. Mills 30
Fred Weston, the coal expert, took a
party Of local capitalists over on Smiths
Fork this week TO inspect some proper
ties. It is said as result that a com
pany with half million dollars capt.
tai will shortly be organized to deselop
the fields and build railway to them.
Fred is pusher, sure.
Pure toile; soaps AMI fine perfumes at
Hansen's. These goods are A in quail
lily and dirt cheap 25
4 Marriage licenses have been granted
to the following persons: Albert Ba-
con and Charlotte Smit, of Georgetown.
Idaho; Heber johnson of Ovid, and
Alice L. Hymas of Liberty, Idaho:
John It. Bennett of Dingle, Idaho. and
Lettie L. Merkly of Foirview, Wye.
Wing. Logan Journal.
INNS-s4le'-A lauies bicycle GOOD as
new. High grade. Will sell cheap. Ap-
ply to ioover's drug store. So
Everybody about town this morning
was anxious 10 hear how the elections
went yesterday. Salt Lake, New York
and Ohio, were the particular ones that
most of us were interested in. How
ever, our peculiar position will make it
impossible for anyone to know the
result from daily papers till tomorrow.
Violin, lutar and banjo st ings all OF
best quality at Ritter Bros. Drug Go. 4
full line CT violin extras. "a
Sheriff Rich was in Blaekfoot Non
day. He says that before he left tele