Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1899-04-13

niversary will be appropriately cele-
brated. The full program will be
printed in next weeks issue.
FOR sALE-A good farm on bench,
two miles south of Montpelier, 40 acres,
Will trade for cattle or cash. Apply to
1. Torgenson. 7-2t
There is no danger of a shortage of
onion sets this year. Every store has
laid in an extra supply of sets, autici-
pating big sale, which will surely
come.
FOR SALE: A good FIVE room house
aud lot with large barn and corral
Will be sold cheap for cash or time
payments. Located on 10th street
For information call at EXAMINER
Office. e
The EXAMINER sends several sample
copies to the families who have recent
II moved to this city, this week We
hope they will read the issue and then
hand in their names as regular sub
scribers.
The new engines 7sO and 72l, passed
through Montpelier Tuesday en- route
10 Pocateflo. They were critica lily ex-
AmineG by several engineers and fire.
ReD|at this point, and all pronounced
them daisies"
We now haye full line of fresh
groceries in stock. These goods are
fresh from the factories and will be
sold at lowest prices. Also fine line
of candies just in. Call and see our
stock. Mrs. Ellen Douglas 4
Mrs, ]. Mcintosh leaves for Salt Lake
to-day, where Mr.. Mcintosh will enter
into business. Montpelier is sorry to
lose these estimable people, but wish
them well where'er they may cast their
lot.
nr. H. Beckstrom. D. D. s., is now
located in Paris permanently. Will
extract teeth absolutely without pain
by the use of ODONTUNDER, leaving
no bad effects. High grade dentistry
in all branches of the profession. Paris,
Idaho. 4
All Knights of Pythias are requested
to attend the regular meeting next
Tuesday night. There will be work in
the second, and besides some important
matters of interest to the lodge, will
come up for action.
The Coop W. e NJ. Co, have receiv-
ed a straight car of Oregon beaded
ceiling and inch flooring also car Of
doors & sashes z
Judge Beatty Monday at Pocatello,
sent the Bunting case back to the state
district courts for final disposition. In
deciding these cases he took the same
view Of them as Judge Rich had previ-
ously, when he refused to transfer them
to the federal court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Burgoyne arrived
home Tuesday. Mr. Burgoyne is look
ing first rate from his winter sojourn in
California, and bis legion of friends in
Bear Lake will be glad to welcome him
back again Ito the finest country on
earth"
The members of Walnut Camp No.
l67 Woodmen of tho World. of this
city, have raised their annual dues to
IS year, payable monthly with the
assessment. The new order takes Of
rect with the June payment, and all
members are requested to take notice
of the change and remit accordingly.
Miss Addie Dalrymple has returned
from Salt Lake. Her new spring stock
of millinery has arrived from the east
and will be open for inspection to-mor-
row Friday. Ladies are asked to call and
inspect this fine stock. It includes all
the latest styles in millinery, etc. She
also has fine line OF handkerchief
linen, footings, etc.
The epidemic of spinal meningitis
that has visited several towns in the
west, has subsidized. Doctors claim
that there is little danger of this dis
ease in towns where absolute cleanliness
is the rule It makes its appearances
only where there is more or loss filth
Now that spring has come this city
ought to be overhauled and thoroughly
cleaned of all rubbish.
Emma, the is-year old daughter O.
Brigham L. Tippetts, died Tuesda!
afternoon OF 8:15 o'clock. at her HON,
in Bennington. She had been sick TO
long time with rhematism of tn
heart. Mr.. Tippetts had been on mis-
sion, but was released to come hom
and see his daughter. He arrive,
Saturday just in time to see her alive
The funeral takes place to-day at Ben
nington at one o'clock.
Mr.. Burgoyne informed the EXAM
MER man that he would begin work o
his new rock store very soon. Ii wi
be 80 feet by possibly 100, single story