Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-08-11

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Coop. w. 4 VI. Co. will have their
third car of the celebrated Racine spring
wagons in the last OF this week. This
wagon leads the world. %
VIM. Chapman and family and Frank
Hutchins and family returned from
their outing Saturday Chas. Ham
mond and family were also with the
party.
The finest, hes. and cheapest line of
writing stationery in toan. Ju.t in.
Call and see it at Hansen's. o
The local Klondyke fever has about
played out, and most of those who had
some idea of going have concluded to
stay and keep on drilling, as of old, for
their daily bread
The best family washing SOAP Walk
ers.' five bars fer % cents at IIansen's.
Try it. II
Congressman Gum is in Philadelphia,
where he is negotiating the sale of an
Idaho mining property He informs a
friend here that he expects to put the
deal through.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhna Remedy always affords prompt
r9ief. For sale at Hoover's drug Store.
Chas. Hager was up from Hams Fork
This week. He says the new town Of
IKemmerer is moving right along. A
new depot, hotel and several other
0nildipss-afe being built
Dusty weather calls for liberal use
OF soap. We have all kinds, at all prices.
lloover's Drug store. %
Theo. Shrine and wife, the latter a
daughter of Jas. Holmes are visiting in
this city from Mesa, Arizona. George
Shrine, pioneer of this valley, is also
renewing acquaintance about Mont
pelier.
Go to s. A. Mills store for bargains
in ladies sailor hats. They are going
from 10 cents up. only few left. I8
George Gorton. who went to Boise
from Soda Springs to seek relief from
heart trouble, has been much better
ever since his arrival He is not very
rugged yet but feels much encouraged
about his condition. Statesman.
Montana State Normal School, Dillon
July 18th to Sept. 18th, 1897. One and
one fifth fares, on certificate plan. Is
The Knights Of Pythias lodge ok
Moscow has been reorganized by Grakd
Chancellor Gwinn. I. c. Hattabaukh
was elected as chancellor of the adv
lodge and S. R. H. McGowen Z. of T.
and S.
"A necessary artile for the summer
months is sel,litz milwaukee Beer, for
sale by Hoovers Drug Store. 20
During q quarrel on Big Piney a
couple of weeks ago George Richards,
cowboy, shot and killed Henry Ed
monson. The killing is said to have
been in self-defense A hearing will
take place at Evanston to-day.
You can't well afford to be with out
Tanglefoot while the flies are bad. At
Hooyers Drug Store. 20
1t is doubtful if the rainfall has ever
been hesvier in this valley during the
summer months than that of The past
ten days. Rain has fallen almost every
day. much to the detriment of the hay
makers.
Don't buy poor perfumes and com
Plexion powders. when the purest and
best costs no more at Ritter Bros Drug
Store. d
Prof Mcintyre and wife arrived from
st. Louis Monday, and were driven over
to Thomas Fork by Fred Cruikshank,
where they viii visit with R. S. Cruik-
shank for few weeks Prof. Mcintyre
Is the famous organist Of the Second
Baptist church of St Louis.
Mason work, plastering. etc.. done on
short nntice and at reasonable rates.
Foundations u specially. Fred Sar
bach. -
Paris hasieyied three mill tax as a
starter, and as they have no saloons,
this will be about their only income.
The Post is of the opinion that the
amount is entirely too small. and we
think so, too. If Paris is to provide any
kind Of public improvements, three
mills won't be drop in the bucket.
During the hot weather that is COM
ing. the most palatabe and wholesome
drink is Schlitz Beer. BY the bottle at
Hooyer,s Drug Store. %
A beautiful song service was rendered
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
evening. Mrs. Kessler, Miss Kessler,
and the Misses Gray and Whitman were
the singers. while Mrs Underwood pre-