Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-06-09

Writing fluids and inks Of all
descriptions in any quantity. All
first class quantities at Hansen's. 5 |
Marvin Alfred had the misfortune to
cut his foot badly in a barb wire fence
Sunday. Dr. Lovejoy who happened to
be driving along when the accident
happened, dressed the wound.
A cool, refreshing drink these days is
always acceptable, Stuart has all kinds
of soft drinks. Next to Postotfice. Is
Steven Glover, one of the Short Lines
well known section foremen, left Sat
urday for Ireland. where he will prob
ably remain the rest Of his life enjoy
ing the beauties of the Emerald Isle.
We have an elegant line OF Summer
shirts, laundried and unlaundried, and
working shirts. Can give you a SPLEEN
did article for 80 cents. Hammond &
Whitman. 10
Operator Stewart has been trans
ferred to Caldwell as agent, to take the
place Of G. L. Alley, who in turn goes
to Ogden to become joint agent for the
Short Line and Rio Grande Western at
that point
Glass tumblers Is cents set. Can You
beat these prices anywhere. Hammond
| q Whitman. 10
New ties by the thousands are being
distributed along the track on the first
district, preparatory to putting down.
the new steel this summer. 1t il
thought work will start shortly on the
track.
We have just received full line Of
Silk Capes which we will close out at
$3.50 each. These capes are trimmed
with lace and jet trimming. The Fair
sam. l.. Lewis ~
Word was received here yesterday
that French sheepshearer at Soda
Springs had shot and killed Mexican
shearer at point two miles from Soda.
No particulars of the tragedy have been
received.
Go to Hammond & Whitman for the
latest styles in dress shirts, collars,
cuffs, neckties. Also a nice line OF boy Is
shirts. These goods are fresh and new
and-We ask you to look at them. III
\ A runaway team belonging to Elk
Commissioner Nielsen, promised to end
quite seriously Sunday, on Washington
avenue, but luckily no one was hurt,
although the wagon was filled with
\ people. 4
HurdEsds of thousands have been fin
duced to try Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, by reading what it has done
for others, and having tested its merits
for themselves are to-day its wsrrAesi
friends. For sale by Hooyer's Dr1a
Store.
The old stage coach, which for yea
past has been standing back Of tn,
Hunter House, was loaded on the car
and shipped to SAT- Lake Saturday I
will take prominent par6 in the JUBILEE,
procession, being one of the old tim,
Fcoaches used in early days
DR., Schefstad. the dentist, is back a
work turning out the finest bridges
crowns and plates ever seen in Mort
t pelier. Charges reasonable. Next &,
Y Hoover's Drug Store. i
$ Don't miss seeAg the Edison vitascop
at opera house, Thursday evening, Jun
r II. Seats on sale at Burgoyne & Breu
mans. Adults so cents, children d
l. cents. Go early and get good seat.
e A full assortment of the latest STYLE
6 in Millinery. Hats at 81 .25 each wort
$3.50 These hats are elegant an
st stylishly trimmed and the stock won
IS last long, SO come early. The Fair. l
0 The ladies of Montpelier alw avs d.
n sire the best and handsomest in the lin
d of clothes. and in view of the fact Ham
d raond & Whitman have just receive
the finest lot OF dress goods ever show
N here. They can give you an elegar
s. piece OF goods for nearly nothing
r price. Inspect their new Ane. It wi
p pay yo'g