Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-09-08

A4'ool LAY was observed by most of
the railway shopmen at this point.
Use good pens and gold ones are the
best. Get them at Ritter Bros. Drug Co,
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Alfred Price and JAS Jennings of
Thomas Fork We're in town yesterday.
Leopold lewis is up from Rock
Springs renewing acquaintance in this
City '''-
Frank Richards has arrived safely IN
NS2lt Lake and is feeling splendid from
the trip,
Tablets, note and composition books,
a fine assortment, cheap, at Ritter Rros
Drug Co. 81
The Turks road case was continued
for the Germ. It will probably drop out
OF sight before next term.
Some twenty cars of sheep were
loaded at the pens here yesterday by
Mccormick, the sheep buyer
A good many sheep buyers have been
in town this week. Several herds have
been started over the trail eastward
lately. -
Czarina Niolets is the newest and
most elegant perfume. We have sample
bottles for the ladies at Hoover's Drug
Store, Ok
Dr.. ". Lovojoy, of Alton, was over
Monday. He reports prospects bright
for the Star Valley people, their crops
being good.
/Rr and Mrs E. i. Guyon and daugb-
fter Maud and the Misses Ethel Hutchins
and Florence Underwood went to Salt
Lake Sunday night.
\ Rev. Wishard, of Ogden, and Miss
Noble, of Samaria, Idaho, arrived YES
tefd1y morning to attend meeting of
Kendall Presbytery
The finest line OF stationery in all the
latest shades, opaline, heliotrope, azure
and new cream. Call and see the stock
at Iloover's Dru! Store. 81
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
I. j. Hcr.man, who had her leg broken.
in two places some time ago, is able to
be around on clutches.
Mrs. P. G. Murphy has 50 far recoy.
cred IS 70 be able to 80 ont for short
walks Her many friends will be glad
to hear of her ultimate recovery.
A fun line of hardware, tinware and
granite ware, at low prices. Nielsen
Furniture Co. q
Prof. Harding carries one trunk in
his outfit that cost over 500. It's a
daisy and no mistake and is calculated
to stand all kinds of hard knocks.
Jos +. Parton, manager of the Con.
Imp. Co. branch at Ogden, was Wis
itor in this city last Monday. Mr..
Dietiick, representing the Detroit Stove
works, accompanied him
Miss Gilgan will BE- in Montpelier the
last week in September With a complete
line of fall and winter Millinery. BE
sure 10 call and see the elegant pattern
Hats and bonnets at prices to suit the
times. 27tf.
I It is said JAS G. Crane he's bought
out every rancher in Elk valley. Jim
lie determined to have sheep range and
also to eseape future petty lawsuits.
He is now probably the largest land
Nwner in the county.
hSpdall Presbytery opened in annual
sessionst- Paris yesterday. Rev. Knott.
the moderator preached the annual ser.
mon last night. Nearly ell of the mini
sters of the Presbytery are present
Rev. Boyd and wife are entertaining
them. The session will continue for
several days
Meeks was taken to the penitentiary
Monday night by Warden Van Dorm
accompanied by Deputy Ridd. He
wore an Oregon boot Meaks stoutly
maintains his innocence, saying that
those who identified him are mistaken
in the man. His attorneys Messrs.
Spence and Glenn, have applied for a
writ of habeas corpus to Judge Stand
rod. The grounds for this are that the
law of prosecuting on information was
not passed according to the require
ments of the state constitution and is
therefore null and void.
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