Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1897-09-22

was one OF the nneSt counties in the
state. TIKI. governor made most favor
able impression on all whom he met.
We hope he will visit us again
All of our green and gold decorated
ware goes at cost to close out. Ham
Da@nd d Whitman. so
While Gov. Steunenberg was in town
last week. he run across one of his chums
in boyhood days, in the person Of Geo.
Dana. Many were the old stories re-
told during their sojourn together.
George has slightly outgrown the Gov
ernor. weighing something like 240
The latter is pretty healthy
himself and weighs probably 225.
Inkstands OF all kinds and shapes at
Ritter Bros. Drug Store. p
A grand concert was given in the
meeting house at Georgetown last week
as benefit for Norman Hayes, Albert
Bacon and Crandall Dunn, who have
been called on mission. The program
was ACn0CICu, CSDtGldl
praise being due Douglas Xix for his
rendition of 'Sheridan's Ride" All en-
joyed the evening and goodly sum
was realized.
One Of the features of the EXAMINER
henceforth will be its mining news.
What we publish on this subject will
ba oc ral;o1NIa nc ~ =, ,Nnee;bIa 40 ,ro+ -
and no senselesa gush or roseate sup
positions will appear. Our aim will be
to publish facts ever and always. Bear
Lake is coming to the front as min
errl producer and the EXAMINERS
mining news will be sought after by all
! Tablets, uote, composition and draw
ing books, a fine assortment, cheap. at
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. "a
The EXAMINER will be sent from
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Only cash or its equivalent will be ac-
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BY subscribing now you viii have the
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See that beautiful assortment Of
Hanging, Banquet and stand Lamps.
We are just opening today new styles.
Y e ask you to call and examine same
before buying anything in this line.
We have the goods and intend to make
close prices. No use to buy old goods
when you can come 10 us and get the
newest for less money Our motto
Honest goods at honest Prices" Ham.
mon & Whitman.
r Don't forget the Ladies of the Macca
bees carnival and ball on the 10Th of
} October No effort will be spared tt
, make it one of the most pleasant events
e of the season. A supper will be served
during the evening, for which 20 cent
t plate will he charged for adults ant
i 10 cents plate for children. The I'D
mission to the carnival will be 10 cent
and dance tickets will be $100 each
Those holding dancing tickets will b.
admitted to the carnival free.
/ A handsome line of p9ckt IL oks
T money purses, cad cases. etc. Thes
:. are frst-class tsoods and the lriees ar
c very low. Ritter BIZ g. Drug Co. 20
The Young Mems Mutual Improve
: ment association of the Mormon churcl
!, in Pocatello was reorganized last Sun
it day, Elders andrew Morrison, of tn
stake presidency, and Austin Hollings
worth, of Preston, officiating. The fol
: lowing officers were chosen to conduc
: the local association during the comm
= year; President, Louis Christensen
=. assistants, Arthur Edgeley and Alonz
. Pond; secretary, Hyrum Kay.-Poca
tello Tribune.
At Blackfoot, last Wednesday, judy
:, Standrod in the case of Bingham VI
;, Bannock gave Judgment against Bar
:. mock county for $4f59.41 The Coul
refused to reopen the matter Of ii
settlement between the two countit
and held that he could supplement h
:, original order The amount of ii
Judgment is Bannock's proportion {
the old Bingham debt to Alturas, whic
Blaine has inherited. An appeal hi
been taken and the case will be carrie
to the supreme court. -Pocatello Tril
une.
To guard against the escape Of an
conyicts who may hereafter get on
Warden Van Dorm has imported tvs
bloodhound pups from Kentuck
These are being trained and will soc
be able to trail any striped gentlema
who attempts to leyant. If there ha
been trained HOUNDS at the pen whe