Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-09-01

CEhB W. N
Bert Cassiday, the famous outlaw,
sent his best wishes to Cashier Gray a
few days ago, by man with whom he
had stopped one night
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. %
The EXAMINER acknowledges, with
thanks, complimentary season ticket
to the Boise Intermountain Fair to be
held at the capital from October 18th to
10th inclusive.
The newspapers in towns west of here
speak in the highest terms of Prof
Harding and his wife, and of their won
derful science and works. They are
now at the Hunter house for few days
only
A. J. Cruikshank had valuable deg
KILLED on Thomas Fork few days ago
Some young men over there used the
animal for target, firing fifteen shots
AQto his body.
Mfss-Gilgan will BE- in Montpelier the
last week in September with complete
line of fall and winter Millinery. Be
sure TO call and see the elegant pattern
Hats and bonnets at prices to suit the
times. 27tf.
Fred Mozart is back from Montana.
Fred started for the Klondyke, out on
the road he heard they were bringing
out so much gold, that he feared by the
time he got there and mined out stake
and returned, the yellow stuff wouldnt
be worth having around the house.
The Short Line now runs a through
tourist car between Salt Lake and Port
land. Parties securing accommodations
in this car go through without change at
intermediate points. q
E. w. johnson is director general of
the Idaho Intermountain Fair TO be
held in Boise in October He is widely
known throughout the state and all
who are acquainted with him realize
that he will make the fair attractive in
every feature.
The finest line of stationery in all The
latest shades, opaline, heliotrope, azu:e
and new cream. Call and see the STOCK
at Hoover's Drug Store. ~
If you wish our county to be repre-
sented in the state fair to be held in
Boise this fall, begin at once to arrange
for an exhibit of our products. The
fair is going to be comprehensive, and
any county that does not provide fol-
representation will regret it in the flu
ture.
Most people remember the past, and
all realize what the present is, but JUS
what is in store in the future interests
everyone. Prof. Harding can give &C
curately all the information that yor
desire on this point Past, present and
future are plain to him.
1t win be noticed by reference to las
weeks EXAMINER that the state board
of equalization has raised the valuation
of cattle to Sl3 per head. Last year tn,
rate was SO. Sheep have been raised
from 81 to $1.65 per head. Horses ar,
placed at 81. 80 per head. This will in
crease the county revenue several hun
dred dollars over last year if the levy i
the same.
A complete line of Heinz's celebrated
goods, including pickles, India relish
cho~-chow, etc., At Hansen's. Civ,
these goods q trial. 20
i The expected is about to happen, s.
the EXAMINER is informed A mai
in Star valley was thrown from hi
wagon and seriously hurt on one of tn
barb wire fences in Montpelier canyol
three weeks ago. Since then he ha
been fighting blood poisoning and whel
he is able to get to Paris he will file
suit for damages for a big sum agains
the county.
A big stock of glassware, china ware
lamFs, ETC., to arrive in a few days
Finest stock in the county. Nielse
Furniture Co. "A
|, Hon B. ]. Briggs of Idaho Falls.
now full fledged lawyer. BE passe
his examination at Paris last week bc
fore Judge Standrod Mr.. Briggs 81
animation was one of the hardest eve
given an applicant in this county. an
yet he answered almost every questio
in all the lists and his rating was nearl
perfect. The young attorney ought {
make good record for himself.
a Cure for bilious Collie