Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1900-02-16

position to furnish 'ther Diamondville
or Rock Springs coal. Leave orders at
Livery Stable. SIS
A good stock of Cenetary work, head
stones, ETC., to pick from at the Bear
; Lake Marble works, opposite Ritter Bros. +
Come along with your orders SO
+ /Delirquent taxes can be paid at Sid
Bney Stevens Imp. Co. The books con-
tanning the names for the east side of
the valley are at the above named place.
The logan Dramatic Co., will play
in this city on Feb. 9th and 2sth
Also in Paris on March 1st and End, /
| The company comes highly recon-
mended.
The EXAMINERS job hooks are piled
past. AS result we have been work |
ed to standstill and our paper has &C
cordingly suffered.
Prosecuting Attorney Eden says that
there will be grand jury in April and
that there will be lot of peace officers
who will be jumping sideways about
that time. Tribune.
Roses Carpenter shop opposite Hoff's
Livery stable. Contracting and build
ing in all its branches Specification
furnished and job work promptly at
tended to. f. w. Rose. "A
FOR SALE-I will sell my place in
Marlboro cheap. 1O5 acres, 80 acres
under cultivation. House, good barn
and corrals. For particulars apply to
Jake Jones or this Office. s.
If the people want the county to take
any action on the squirrel proposition
they should get up petition setting
forth what they want Then the COM
missioners can act accordingly.
You may talk of your pet shoe stores
and of buying shoes cheap Call on
Nose Lewis, The Leader he will sell
You stylish, good wearing shoes cheaper
than any other store in town. AZ
FOR SALE-I have for sale at my
place for cash following articles: good
saddle, a new pair of common sense No.
bobsleds one old cutter. Apply to
Mrs. Annie Mcdonald, Montpelier, Ida
, A yonng son of Pete Hauck had the
y misfortune to fall break his leg tn a-et
of the week. DIR. Hoover set the brok-
en- limb and the little one is getting
I along as nicely as possible.
4 Mrs Annie Young had the misfor-
tune to fall to-day and fracture her
arm at the elbow. DR.. Hoover was cal
led and set the limb, but it will be some
time before she has use of her arm
I again.
A team hit0hed to a sleigh, and belong.
u ing 20 Tinsley & Son, ran away yestsr.
day on Washington avenue. They
i straddled telephone pole in front of
9 the Hotel Burgoyne, breaking the
= tongue and doubletrees. and laying the
# pole fat.
See that new line of clothing at We
n del g Hansen's. Will be open for in
6 spection this week. New, nobby up-to
date goods, made in the latest styles
'r comprise the stock No cheap. shell
Ie worn stock in the lot. Prices the low
II est possible for good goods. Call ant
ar see them. 5s
n The social given by the home mission
erv society, in the Odd Fellows hal
,r Tuesday evening, was a great success
is in every way. The program was ad
mirably given and encores were mum
~ erous. The supper was a splendid one
a. A goodly sum was realized from the af
~ fair,
. Mrs. Joseph Gish died this morning
- after long illness from typhoid pneu
d monia. She came here with her hus
= band few months ago from Sod
IL Springs, and leaves husband and tw,
little children to mourn her loss. Mrs
Gish was daughter of Mrs, Franz
"' Merrill of Soda Springs and a most lov
y able young women. Funeral arrange
y ments havg not BEEN made yet. t.-Pocu
teli6 Tribune.
n Enock Bagley started for Montpefe
4. from his Thomas Fork home one da
last week just after leaving the hous
bs he noticed large animal following
i, him along at some distance. Havin,
=. his family with him, he called his wife
x attention to the beast, but neithe
:, could tell just what it was. The fui
=, ;. ther from the ranch Enock.got, the bold
- er the animal became. running u
= quite close. Finally Mr.. Bagley sal
- he would turn back and get rifle an
as he turned for home, his tormentc
on concluded it was time to make das
In for the rig, and he came at the occu
ny pants of the sleigh with dash. Enoc
doesn't drive cayuses. and their fee
a ness saved him and family from pr