Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-11-17


AMINER columns, More people will
see it there than anywhere else, and be-
sides it will look more honest ON the
part of the taker up. The price is 81. 50
for cattle and 81 for horses each. Blanks
for filing with the clerk are furnished
gratis.
A big liue OF macintoshes just received
at Burgoyne & Brennan's Get their
prices. 80
The Soda Springs excitement is only
a forerunner of what may be expected
in many parts of this county next
spring. Prospecting and developing
are going on in different sections close
by, and in every instance the outlook is
most encouraging, We look to see
dozens of Humming Birds and Black
stones brought to light during 1898.
On December LIST we will point to
bargains. If You see the point and go
where we point you will not be disap-
pointed on holiday goods Ritter Bros.
Drug Co. 80
A grand masquerade ball has been
arranged for on December 24th. 1t will
be given by Messrs. w. s. Oakley and
j. Mcintosh whose names are a guaran-
tee that the affair will be success A
Salt Lake costumer has written that he
will be here with fifty costumes, all alb
solutely new and of the very latest de-
signs Announcement in detail will be
made later.
See my stock of Christmas goods.
Magic lanterns, toy steam engines and
a thousand other novelties. Prices the
lowest at Hansen's 81
The teachers of the county will meet
in this city on December 4th. An at
tractive program has been arranged for
the occasion and the people generally
are invited to attend the meeting.
Judge Osmond is working hard to ele-
vate the standard of our schools by fire.
quent meetings of the teachers and CON
sequent exchange Of views as to the
best methods to be adopted in the
schools. The EXAMINER welcomes
these ladies and gentlemen to our city
The mammoth magnet IT, bargains
VIII be the great drawing power in our
store on and after December lst, in our
holiday stock. Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 80
The L. D. s. meeting house was
crowded to the very doors last Friday
night, the occasion being a farewell
party given in honor Of Mr. James
Holmes, who departs shortly ON a mis-
sion. Mr.. Holmes great number Of
friends took advantage of the occasion
to pay their respects and they did it
with will. A short program of speak
ing and singing preceded the dancing
and all spent a merry evening. The
event will long be remembered in Mont
pelier
al Jensen has assumed control aad
management of the Star restaurant.
This young man has good reputation
as hustler and he will impro re this
famous eating place in many ways.
First. class meals at reasonable rates
will be put up and the place will be open
at all hours. Give him call when in
town. SO
The register and receiver of the u. s.
land Office are having more or less trou
BILE with some of their mail matter.
1artala naEtiea. doing business with the
office Us habit 81 nayih6 Loaf
pna BID &c fIssi - fUguisaIsi NJ
h0ataasssz hsEe Nls Aalds.8he papsTs II
these cases until the postage de Is mi
, and the register and receiver must make
r the payment or allow the papers to be
returned to the sender The register
and receiver are given nothing for post
age and every cent paid out must come
from their individual pockets. Two OF
three letters of this kind a day will ma lie
, up big sum at the end of year. The
officers desire to be prompt with all off.
cial business and they can not be SO
when these neglected mail matters oc-
l cur -Blackfoot News
: The finest liquors, bought especially
for family and medicinal trade, at Ritel
Bros Drug Co. &c
Q Rotice to Uarpapers.
Taxpayers living on the east side
Of Bear river, Dingle and Eight
, Mile can pay their taxes at Bur.
pOVne a. Prnnnap'e Ira NTap+nal;a.