Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-12-22


meeting house Christmas day brought
out large number of expectant big
and little people. Numerous presents
were distributed and candy by the
bushel. Everyone had glorious time,l
and as result the day will long be re-
membered.
Linens, toweling, napkins, ETC., at the
Leader. All bright new goods, dirt
cheap. 20
Little Genevieve Williams will take
part in ''The Burglar" having a very
difficult role for one SO young. At the
rehearsals she is proving equal to the oc-
casion, and her singing will also be one
OF the features. At the opera house on
Saturday January 9Th. Tickets now on
sale at Brennans store, also at Riters
Drug store.
Th9fMasonic dance Monday night was
llarPely attended many coming from a
distance. a splendid evening was
passed. The music by the opera house
orchestra was perfection itself and the
managers attended to every want. Re-
freshments were served, and the Mills
house got up the supper.
Don't forget that we carry the hand
soonest and most durable line Of under
wear in town; for all ages and both
sexes. Inspect it and get our rock
bottom prices. At Hammond & Whit
mans. 43
The Christmas tree at the Prebyter-
ian church Friday evening was the
scene of merry throng. A short pro-
gram was rendered before the presents
were distributed. The merry making
lasted till after nine o'clock, when all
departed with heart full of thanks for
Rev. Nudge and others, who had
through their efforts, provided the
pleasant evening.
The G. w. & NJ. Co. has lust received
car load of the finest common sense
style of hob sleds ever offered to the
Bear Lake trade. Call and examine
these sleds. They are made only for the
special order of Coop. w. & M. Co. of
Utah and Idaho.
Now that the holiday season is over
steady work is being put on the rehear
sails Of The Burglar, which is to be
on January 9Th. All of the parts have
been allotted to people who are particu-
larily fitted for them. The cast is
strong from beginning to end and
great presentation can be looked for.
Don't forget to get your seats early.
The masquerade ball given by Messrs.
Mcintosh and Oakley on Friday night
last was great success in every sssRs.
The floor was in good condition,
music par excellence, and everythi
CONDUCIVE to good time. The judga
awarded the ladies prize to Miss Smeath
who represented squaw, and the gen
tleman's prize to Claude Mills, who i'm
personated chinaman, as the best sus-
tanned characters.
An editor of an eastern paper writes
that an error got into his paper and was
very sorry that he was in town when
1t happened. He wrote an article in
which he said There are abouta dozen
of the best teachers in our public schools
who because of their long service.
should be pensioned immediately" The
compositor set it up and made it read
that there are lot of old school teach
ers in that town who ought to be "pois-
oned immediately"
One of the most novel advertising
schemes we have yet seen has been
gotten out by the Coop. w. & M. Co.
1t consists of a paper covered book,
something like an election poll book
containing many pages. On these pages
are ads. of different houses, then comes
tables of measurement for hay, grain,
or any other conceivable thing that a
farmer or stockman would have. II
also has table of weights of all classes
of goods. Then co.'s forms of deeds.
bills of sale, m0 skracts. etc.
In the middle stning
interest calculator, s E. I. q,
ascertain the amount o.
sum for any time. Then 81
blank leaves for memoranda, etc.
fact the work contains hundreds of
things every rancher should know, be-
sides being record book for all trans
actions The Co op w. & NJ. Co, have
a large number Of these in stock and
they invite all to call and get one free.
1t is withal the most complete thing we
have ever seen in this line.
q Woro Hbout mbite Gran
tte ware.
Do you need anything in White
Graniteware? We have just re-