Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-09-29
Pay the debt you owe the county and

ay tne deDt you owe the county and
save costs.
Inkstands of all kinds and shapes at
Ritter Bros. Drug Store. %
The Salt Lake conference this fall
was slimly attended from this section.
This was owing to the bad weather and
the fact that every one who could went
to the Jubilee last August.
All of our green and gold decorated
ware goes at cost to close out. Ham
mond Il Whitman. 80
A social dance was given for Will
Phelps, who goes on mission shortly,
in the L. D. S. meeting house Friday
evening. Owing to the hard rain pre-
vailing at the time the attendance was
not as large as it would otherwise have
been
Tablets, note, composition and draw
ing books, fine assortment, cheap. at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 81
A runaway took place Saturday just
as the special train for Salt Lake was
pulling out. The team went across the
fiat towards the packing house, hang
ing the rig up on telegraph pole, 1t
will take several dollars to repair the
damage.
A handsome line OF pocket-books,
money purses, cad cases, etc. These
are first-class goods and the prices are
very low. Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 20
The other day cattleman asked for
cars to load stock at Opal. The U. p,
it is said refused to take them unless
loaded at Granger, SO the shipper had
to drive overland to the main line If
this is true, it is carrying matters pretty
far for the sake of revenge.
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rh9a Remedy always affords prompt
relief. For sale at Hoover's drug Store.
The first locomotive that ever entered
Owyhee county poked it's nose over the
! Snake river bridge on the Boise, Nampa
& Owyhee at 0;15 Sept. 80 1t took over
two carloads of lumber from the Cen
trail Lumber company at Caldwell The
bridge showed no sign of strain
A cattle shipper from Baker City
came to Pocatello few days ago with
nineteen cars of stock There he learned
that he could not ship via the U. P.
However, he had contract for nine
cars over the road, therefore those
came this way and the other ten went
by the way of Ogden.
Sam L. Lewis, of the Fair, returned
Sunday evening from his trip east
While away he bought the largest stock
he has ever purchased for this city The
goods have been arriving daily until
the Fair is now filed from cellar tc
ceiling with bright new goods Watch
for their announcement.
Frank Richards arrived home satur
I day from the hospital at Salt Lake His
ankle is getting first rate, but it will be
some weeks before he can do without
eTutches. Al Miller had just arrived
: when he left He says Al stood the triI
well and hopes to be home in a shor
! time
Roadmaster Douglas gathered up al
of tne section crews on the first distrie
last Monday and repaired C. Kemnerer
where he proceeded to put down track
and switches in great haste. The rusl
t was brought about by the Quealey
mine getting in shape for loading car
with coal Tom got-siastructions Il
: push things IA lie did u the delight
of the railway md coal OFFICIALS.
, Walt LeaveT an old. time friend 0
, Geo. Dana, stopped over Monday on hi
. way to Union, Ore. This gentleman
t experienced some of the beauties of tn
5 new freight arrangement. He is put
ting in woollen mill at Union and b
t asked the q. P to ship two cars of ma
e ehinery for him. They refused to tax
$ it, and it had to go by the Rio Grand
a Western to Ogden. Thence over. tn