Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-08-04

Market Lake will soon have telephone
connections with Menan, Rexburg,
Salem, MILFORD, Teton and ST. Anthony
A company has been formed and tele
phone line will be in full operation in
sixty days.
Coop. w. & NJ. Go. will have their
third car of the celebrated Racine spring
wagons in the last of this week. This
wagon leads the world. %
A grand musicale will be given at
Soda Springs On the 10th for the benefit
of the Presbyterian church at that
place. Or. G. w. Mingus, noted elo-
cutionist, and Miss Lottie Nichols a
famous singer, will take part
The finest perfumery stock in Idaho
to select from also complexion powders,
at Ritter Bros Drug Store. %
For the G.. A. R. annual encampment
at Buffalo on Aug. % to %, 1897, the
Union Pacific will make very low rates
for the round trip. Apply to nearest
agent or address H. M Clay, general
a5enG Y. r., SAT- Lake.
Dusty weather calls for liberal use
of soap. We have all kinds, at all prices.
fdo0vNr's Drug Store. 90
THE steel gang started to work Mon
Aay morning laying heavy rails east
4 from this city. AS soon as this work is
finished, this part of the Short Line will
have 20 pound steel almost it's entire
length. Employment is thus provided
f'feE- q lasse-number of extra men.
In the matter of fine liquors for medici-
nal and domestic use, We have the finest
IN town. Hoover's Drug Store. %
There will be special song service at
the Presbyterian church next Sabbath
evening at o'clock. 1t is hoped Rev.
III. HI. Russell Of Columbus, Ohio, who
preached here recently, will be present
to speak. The public is cordially in
vited to be present.
Rev. Howard I'll. Russell, LII. D., of
Columbus Ohio, National Superintend-
ent of the Anti-Saloon League, will
deliver a lecture in the Presbyterian
Church this evening on the subject,
Who's to Blame2" Admission free.
Everybody is invited.
A full line of all sizes of Mason fruit
jars. Also granite ware kettles for pre-
: serving fruit at s. A. Mills. 20
The Hansen Produce Co. Of Salt Lake
closed D. c. Stuart, Jr., g store Satur.
day on writ of attachment. Contin.
ued sickness on the part of Dave is
attributed as the cause of his failure
). However he is "a rustler, and the EXAM
! INER hopes yet that he may retrieve
what he has lost
Ianglefoot Fly Paper, by the sheet OF
box, at HooYer's Drug Store. %
n The Paris trustees met last week anG
permanently organized by e1ecting VIM
L. Rich as chairman of the board, Jas
4 Il. Wallis clerk and r. s. Spence cit,
attorney. The salaries to begin will
] will be small, and the trustees propos,
" to keep the new town from debt if i
J possible.
0fCeS Rahl has built an improved breac
II oven to supply his trade Give his breac
a trial and you are sure to become
: steady patron. 20
2 Saturday the mail team, while comm,
/ over from Paris, became frightened b,
the tongue falling from the neckyoke
it Mr.. A. Galloway, who was in tn
i wagon, was thrown violently to tn,
n ground, sustaining serious injurie
about the head. His escape from deaf
d was a miracle. The wagon wa
& smashed to atoms.
II During the hot weather that is com
4 ing. the most palatable and wholesom
" drink is SchlitE Beer. By the bottle a
a Hoover's Drug Store. %
The Consolidated Imp. Co. are cor
:, tinually making additions to their larg
: and varied stock of house building an
house furnishing hardware, steel ranges
granite and tin ware, etc. Their mott
&c is, Not the cheapest goods, but the be-
he goods, for the money. %
40 A feather buster don't cost much, br
~ they save lot Of work. Any size yo
want at Hoover's Drug Store. 70
40 Senator Joe Rich. one of the Uta
ne pioneers, now wears handsome gol
is badge presented to him by the state
Id Utah. It is one of 600 that were di
~ tributed during the jubilee. and co.
$z2.5o. Joe is justly proud of til
n souvenir, and well he might be. Mr.
Id Rich, his wife, was also pioneer, an
~ received badge.
Amy one wanting Hat either blae
w or LIGHT. stiff or soft. dude or COW IN