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tMr and Mrs William A. Walker are traveling In the East.
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Doctor and Mrs. A. c. Davidson re- turned yesterday from Cincinnati where they have been spending the month of August
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-02-22
District Court.

District Court IN and for the
county of Bear Lake, opened In
regular session III Paria last Mon
day, Judge Rich presiding.
The first day was taken mp IN set
ting cases for trial and arguing
motions.
Tuesday the Ovid-Lfberty water
case was taken up, where it was
left off with Last term. Most of
the week was consumed IN trying
this suit.
Next Monday the jury is called
to be in attendance at court. 1t is
believed all the business Of the terns
will be finished by week from to-
morrow
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1901-02-22

The Rebekahs dance tonight at the
Opera House.
District Court was not in session to-
day owing to it being . holiday.
Mrs. Dennings, one of the pioneers OF
Bear Lake valley, but who has recently
been living in Idaho Falls. is visiting in
this city.
Bud Mcintosh is home from Salt
Lake where he has been temporarily in
the employ of the Con. Imp. Co. He
will go back to his old job with the
company at this point.
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Had to Conaner OF y1.e.

IT was just about eone,y writes Mrs
Rosa Richardson. Of Laurel SPRING. NJ
O., Il hal Consumption SD bad hat the
best doctors said eoslRd not Eve more.
than q month hut I~oe0nR - nee Dr.
Kings New Discovery ars waa wholly
cured b. seven bostles ana am now ston :
aud WE'LL It's an nnrieaharhlkfc eayel-
IN Consumption, Pnennlorli9. atfrfrrs
and Bronchitis; infallible for Coashs-
CoLts. Asthma. Hay Fever Group oF
Whooping Cough. Guaranteed bostlss
5ec and ST.00 Trial bottles free ~
Ritter Bros drug seoxe-
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Knights of Pythias Anniversary.

Last Tuesday the Knights of
Pythias of this city, and many In
vited guests, Assem- bled in the opera.
house to listen to splendid pro-
gram Of music, recitations and
speeches in honor of their anniver.
sary. The method of extending In
vitations, each member inviting a
gentleman friend and ladyl was all
that kept the hall from beng
packed.
After selection by the orchestra
Past Chancellor Harris stepped TO
the platform and on behalf of the
knights, extended a cordial and
chiyalric welcome to all those pres
ent, stating the reason for their as
sembling and inviting one and all
to make the most of the evening"
enjoyment.
Then the Montpelier orchestra
gave another of It's splendid selec-
irons and the program was begun.
The next was the rendition Of
''My Old Kentucky Home" by
knights Sheath, Hughes, Joe and
Pete Fuller and Beckstrom. The
boys were encored and sang eThe
Old Oaken Bucket
Then Mrs. Pete Fuller sang, in
her best voice, beautiful selection,
accompanied by Miss Irene Douglas
on the piano.
Following this Past Chancellor
J. T. O'Connor gave one of the best
addresses the people of this city ever
heard His subject was @Pythian.
ISM" and while he spoke only 9
short time, he noted the cardinal
teachings Of the order in way thai
elected great applause
Miss Irene Douglas next gave =
piano selection In her veil known
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-
Past Chancellor Hoover came
next with one of the happiest and
most appropriate addresses wa have
ever heard him deliver. His sub
ject was tSOther Orders" In the
brief time he spoke he took the his
tory of the establishing of the DIFF
ferent lodges in this city, rendering
to them all a full share of the credit
due them in the npbuilding Of our
city.
Another rendition by the orches-
ira was given, and then Mrs. Fuller
and Mr.. Hughes sang one of the;r
best selections ehciting hearty en-
core.
Following this came one of the
surprises of the evening. Few PEG
pie in Montpelier knew Miss Selma
Nlelsen's ability in the line of recit-
ing, but her effort at once proved
her an adept in the art of declai.n-
ing.
Mr.. Hughes, accompanied by the
orchestra, gave the audience solo,
the singing of which could not be,
cqualled in idaho.
J. M. Richardson wound up the
program with several appropriate
'erecords" from his new graphic
phone, which like all the program,
was greatly enjoyed by everyone
J. n. Downing, who had spread
banquet on the stage, during the
rendition of the pFogram.then an
nounced that he was ready for his
number" The spread was mag
ni6cent one and splendidTy served
While the assemblage were at
supper the floor of the main building
was cleared Of chairs and immedi-
ately after the repast dancing was
begun and kept UP till 1880 o. M
The event was successful from
every point of view and viii always
remain as one of the bright marks
of Montpelier Pythian history.
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Church services.
CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday Feb. "a, services at 1890.
Text of sermon: Father, if this chalice
may not pass away but must drink it,
thy will be done.' Matt. 26, AZ.
Stations of the Cross followed by
Benediction with the Blessed Sacra-
ment. at 3 80 p. m. Catechism at 2:30
p. nj.
The 40 days fast lasts from Ash We'd
nesday Feb, 20 until Holy Saturday
April 9th.
REV. w. j. A. HENDRICKx.
President Of Priests League of Idaho
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BOISE yesterday morning
Beautiful new line of working SHIRTS
at so to S5 cents at 81. B. Whitmans. 81
FOR SALE-Partridge cochin and
Light Brahmas. Call quick if you want
some thoroughbred chickens. GEO.
| DANA. so
Hyn1a Lewis was the guest OF Nose
Lewis. from Pocatello, this week.
Eastlake cheviats the very best that
money can buy all the latest patterns,
at H B. Whitmans 81
Don't fail to see that new line OF pr
Gales at H. B Whitmans. in stripes and
dots. These are the latest things out.
A general thaw has been ON all over
the valley this week.
When you want rhysic that is mild
and gentle, easy to take and pleasant in
effect use Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets. Price % cents. Sample
Tree. Every box guaranteed. For sale
by Hoover's drug store.
WANTED-To rent. a dwelling
house, any place in the city. Apply to
w. j. Bryan at blacksmith shop.
Don't initiate your lungs what stubi-
born cough when a pleasant and effec-
tive remedy may be found in BAL
LARD'S HOREHOUND SYRUP, price
% and so cents, at Ritter Bros Drug Co.
Mr.. Baker is in Montpelier for few
days. Orders for tuning may be left
at the Hunter House. All work guaran
teed.
We have most elegant line OF neg
ligee shirts latest stripes and patterns,
at rock bottom prices. Call and see
this line at II, B. Whitman. 81
The Mcmillan vaccination bill was
passed over Governor Wells veto by
the House at late hour Monday after
noon by vote Of 80 to IL. The bill
thus becomes law.
; Lyman, the druggist. will refund you
D. your money if you are not satisfied after
using Chamberlain Stomach and Liver
: Tablets They cure disorders of the
stomach, hiliousness, constipation and
headache. Price Is cents.
3 ERulCS Oh ulS6SiIoH cause dloOEASlo vi
e the liver, and the whole system becomes
n d~ranged. HERBINE perfectc the
process of digestion and assimilation,
and thus makes pure blood, price 25cts
!. and scots, At Ritter Bros. Drug Co,
d Tonight the Rebekahs of this city
:. give their cake carnival. It WILDE one
I of the most novel and entertaining
|. dances ever given in this city. The
J, audience will guess the names of cakes
n that the dancers win represent The
grand march begins at 9o'cloek prompt.
Are YOU restless at night, and haras
It sed bv bad cough? Use BILLIARDS.
It HOREHOUND SYRUP, It will secure
'e YOU sound sleep, and effect prompt
Il and radical cnre Price 25 and 90 cents
at Ritter Bros Drug Co.
re The claim of other cough medicines x
. be as good rs Cham pertains are efectu
- alIy set at rest in the following testimon
L ial of Mr.. G. D. Glass, an eElploye c.
ne BARTLETT & Dennis Co., Gardiner, Me
IS He saws: 81 hal Kept adding to colo
and cough in the winter of 1897, tryini
st every cough medicine heard OF with
tau a
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CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN

CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
Sunday Services February oath.
Sabbath School at 10 o'clock.
Morning worship at II o clock subject:
God pleasers and man pleasers."
Evening worship 7:30 O'Clock, subject:
"'Lesson from one Of another genera
ton
REV. CHARLES o. NUDGE. Pastor
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LOCAL NEWS.

The public schools are closed to-day
En- honor Of Wasnington's birthday.
For the purest Of drugs and toilet
prsparatiOns go TO Ritter Bros. Drug
Coz SO
" Both Nose Lewis and bis baby boy
have been on the sick list this week.
Just in, lovely assortment of toilet
soaps, Sweets New Store. 81
Raymond Baker, Of Ogden. expert
piano and organ tuner and repairer is
in town.
Watch for our vegetable window next
week at Sweets New Store. 81
i MIR. and Mrs. g. 6. Gray returned
/fcom their visit to Boise Tuesday morn
ing.
We have some elegant Cod Fish that
will arrive in a few days. Sweets New
Store. 81
Attorney Chalmers was in town
Monday ON court business before Judge
Rich.
Our stock of liquors for family and
medicinal use is unexcelled in Idaho.
Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 81
. Judging by recent events it is be-
4 coming unpopular to take, steal and
carry away hay stacks in the bottoms.
Our prescription department is our
speciality. Prescriptions compounded
day or night. Ritter Bros. Drug Co. 50
Miss Oracle Malone, niece Of Michael
Malone, died last week in Omaha, and
! I was buried from st. Patrick's church
v IN Kansas City. The young Lady was
here On visit IN the fail of 1899.
TARLER's BUCKEYE PILE ONT
MENT is no panacea, but is recommend
cd Cor Piles only. These it will cure.
Price so cents in bottles; Tubes, Is cts,
at Ritter Bros. Drug Co.
A heavy snow fall took place Tuesday
night and all day Wednesday the
-~~-tT hole country was one Lake of siush'
however the fall did thousands of dol
tors worth of good to old Bear Lake.
Don't forget that We still handle the
r;rEendaIt shoes, and cur stock this
spring is larger than eysr. These are
the shoes you get your moneys worth
IN wear. III. B human Oh
= Lent began on the Goth of this month
Ash Wednesday. 1t will continue IN
k~ til Easter Sunday. Services were helt
~ In the Catholic church last "Wednesday
LOST. sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
have lost steer calf, 14-months old
Red and white spotted, full horns
branded T 8 on left ribs. Please return
TO Ernest Blaser and be rewarded.
Montpelier, Idaho.
Hrrumor was current this week tina
ali the Japs employed by the ShOr
Line were te be discharged and whit
men put in their places. 1t is doubtful
If the rumor IS true.
Frequently accidents occur In I'll
household. which cause burns, cuts
sprains and bruises. For use IN sue
eases BALLARD's SNOW LIN1MEN
has for many years been the constar
favorite family remedy. Price 20 eenl
and 50 cents. Ritter Bros. Drug 20.
Our hats are the latest and hobbies
ever brought to Montpelier. They al
absolutely correct in style and up1t
date In every particular. And II
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CORVALLIS.

neutrality-suspicious. to the Western News
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VICTOR.
Special Correspondence to the Western News
VlCroR, Mont, Jan. IA, 1901

VlCToR, MONT, Jan. IA, 1901.
Miss Daisy Bond was down from
Hamilton Sunday.
Miss Edna Garnett was a county
seat visitor Wednesday.
Miss Anna Bond was able to spend
Saturday and Sunday at home.
Mittower & Keirns' saw,nill is again
running with full force of men.
Fred Gates did business in Missoula
Friday and Saturday of last week.
The clerks in the M. M. Co.'S. store
are deep in the mysteries of stock-tak-
ing these days.
W. r. Rickman, who has been doing
pastoral work ia Darby for the past
week has returned.
Several Woodmen from the Victo,
Camp attended the Woodmen banquet
in Hamilton Tuesday.
J. w. Hickman returned from Ham
ilton Sunday, having completed his
work on the buildings there.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. johnson were in
Hamilton Wednesday where Mrs.
Johnson had some dental work done
W. G. Bourne is running sawmill
on Fred Burr creek near the mouth of
the canyon. His crew is small, con
81 sting of only nine men.
]. NJ. Buker and family were visited
bv surprise party of large number
of their friends both old and young on
Wednesday evening of last week.
Miss Minnie Hawke-, who has beer
the guest of her sister, Mrs. w. W.
Flowers, for thepast month, returned
to her home in Corvallis Saturday.
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SUL.A...
SULA.
Special Correspondence to the Western News
SULA, Mont. Jan. IA, 1901

SUI,A, MONT, Jan. II, 1901.
W. S. Sheriff. is hai,ling up logs
for his summer wood.
A party of young folks were very
pleasantly entertained at the home of
A. w. Vogt last Saturday evening.
Owing to the late rains the snow is
very near gone in this vicinity and
the people will again commence using
wagons instead of sleighs.
A party of jolly young people of SUI
la while out sleig ghriding last Sunday
had very narrow escape from being
hurt. The party consist ed of Mr.. and
Mrs. Warner Laird, Messers. Geo.
Vogt, v. MacLoveland and Custer
Laird, and Misses Maud Crooks, Min
ME Whitsell and Mary Laird. Owing
to so large party a hay rack was
necessary to hold them all. The road
they took being very rough everyone
was kept busy to hold their position
but none were thrown off until they
arrived near home where very short
turn was made at a swift gait, the
rack was overturned and some of
the young people came sliding down
to the end of the rack as though de-
scending from Heaven on creased
pole while the others rolled out in the
water and snow. The team, never
stopping to see if all was well, went
right on but was soon overtaken and
brought back by George Vogt. There
being no one injured and no damage
done team or sleigh it was pronounced
a pleasant accident.
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Chaffin.L

c. c. Chaffin, the handsome young
were united in the holy bonds of mat
rimony Monday at high noon. The
ceremony took place at the home of
the brides sister, Mrs. Chas. Auer, on
Skalkaho, in the presence of a few
near relatives and friends and was
performed by Rev. B. C. Black. The
Western News unites with their many
friends in hearty congratulation to
the happy couple and who will be at
home to their many friends at the
home on North Sixth Street.
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FLORENCE, Mont, Jan, IA.
Miss Alice Mason is the guest of
friends in town.
Mrs. G. G. Burke spent several days
in Missoula last week.
Miss Jessie Morris was on the sick
list a few days but is much better
now.
Mr.. and Mrs. James r. Morris were
shopping in Missoula one day last
week.
Miss Maud Rose, of Spokane, was
the guest of Miss Ida Holden last
week.
Mrs. J. s. White has been confined
to her home for several days with an
attack of la grippe.
Two tour-horse sleigh loads went
over to Whaley's Saturday night to a
party. all report good time.
Mrs. Laurence Lazy received te1e-
gram announcing the death of her
father which occurred at Pittsburg,
Pa, Friday.
Mr.. J. ]. Sherr's school closed last
Friday. 1t is rumored that Mr.. Sherr's
next school will consist of one scholar.
How is it Jack?
We correct an error that occurred in
an announcement of the basket social
last week. Instead of Jan. 10th it
will be given in the Woodmen Hall on
January %.
Florence lodge of Good Templars en-.
tertained about forty visiting members
from Stevensville and Missoula lodges
Tuesday night. All report having
had good time.
On Thursday evening about twenty
young people happened in on Mr.. and
Mrs. Smith IN the nature of surprise.
1t is needless to say anything in re
gard to the time as it was in the wee
small hours when they bade good
night to host and hostess.
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sTEvENsvILLE.
Special Correspondence to the Western New,
TUESDAY, Jan. IS, 1900.

TUESDAY, Jan. Is, 1900.
Ir. and Mrs. Howard Smart start.
ed tor California Wednesday on their
honeymoon.
Mrs. VIM. Golf who has been quite
i'll with the grip is improving and will
soon be able to be out.
Mrs. Will Cramer, who has been
very i'll for some time past, was taken
to the hospital at Missoula for treat
ment.
There is soon to be masquerade
ball given at the Mckinley mill on
Burnt Fork. The date is not announc-
ed as yet.
Windsor Caple had invitations out
for sleighing party to Victor Sunday
but it seems reckoned without his host
as the sle,ghing was out of sight by
then. He has postponed the trip in
definitely.
Mr.. Clifford Smith entertained a
party of his young friends on Tues
day evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frickle. After games were in
dulged in an oyster supper was relish
ed by all present.
It is reported that VIM. Baggs, the
most popular man in town, is to sever
his connection with the Stevensville
Mercantile company, and is to be our
new postmaster. This meets with un-
Iiversal satisfaction.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Fisher of
Lower Burnt Fork are delighted with
their new cream separator. They are
milking 10 cows at present and finding
ready market for their 80 pounds of
butter per week at 80 cents pound.
Miss Florence Mckinley and her
brothers Alexander, Ferry and Bern
ard, gave "a delightful sleighing party
on Thursday evening, chaperoned by
their sister, Mrs. D. L. Stewart. Two
large sleighs we'll filled with straw
began to gather up the merry crowd
from O'Clock, and mid the jingling
of sleigh-bells, songs and merry-rnak-
ing, the party drove to the Mckinley
home where Mrs. Mckinley had pre-
pared tempting lunch of cake, salad
and coffee. After partaking of these
good things, games were indulged in,
among which was the dressing of the
new woman, the players being blind
folded and each supposed to put a gar.
ment inyits proper place and she pre-
sented sorry spectacle when all the
garments were pinned on and she was
supposed to be dressed. Musical Sc
lections were rendered during the
evening by Dave Stewart, and solo.
by Miss Minnie Davis, Mrs. Stewart
and Miss Mckinley. The cake-walI
by little Nellie and Master Allie Nc
Gin1ey was greatly enjoyed by all
Those of the merry party were tn,
Misses Celia and Julia Johnson, Flor
.nce Mckinley, Minnie and Anni
Da Wis, Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
/ Fric.sle, Messrs. Clifford Smith, H. L
Rncha,1an, Clarence Smith, James an,
Earl Buchanan, Dave Stewart, Lo
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DARBY.
Special Correspondence to the Western y ews

TUESDAY, Jan. Is, 1900.
Ed. Morrison was down from Hughes
Creek Friday.
Milton Hammond was Hamilton
visitor Saturday.
J. McGrath spent a couple of days
in Hamilton last week.
Eugene Hart and his mother made a
trip to Hamilton yesterday.
Miss Allie Shelton did not go to
Hamilton last week as reported.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. s. w. Over
turf Tuesday, Jan. Sth, boy.
Al. Osborne is able to be out again
after long siege of rheumatism.
J. w. Shockley has moved his FAM
lily to his ranch on Tin Cup creek.
Wallace Beam is quite low at this
writing and is not expected 20 live.
Rev. Stanley of Corvallis was up
last week looking after his interests
here.
Revs. Kruger and Rickman will
start a series of meetings in Miles
hall tonight.
Geo. Miles brought up quite a load
of merchandise from Hamilton Sat-
urday for his store.
Joe Burgoyne came up from Mis-
soula Friday. He has been visiting
his little son Pete, who IS attending
school at that place.
Miss Wagy, the energetic young
lady teacher in room one, returned
Saturday and school is running full
blast in both rooms this week.
The freeze and light snow last night
came just in time to save our sleigh.
ing, else the rain and chinook which
has lasted for several days would have
completely destroyed it.
Ed. Barrill, J. w. Shockley, Warren
Clifford, Geo. Gilchri.t, Billy German
Al. Morrison and several others from
Darby vicinity attended the cock figh.
at Hamilton Saturday night.
| Charley Daily came in from Minera
Hill last evening, coming as far as
Hughes Greek on snow shoes. He has
charge of the developing of the Orr
mine at the Hill" and says they are
down $50 feet on the vein, with good
showing of ore.
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CORVALLIS, Mont, Jan. IL.
Miss Julia Printz visited friends in
Corvallis Monday.
Mr.. and MRS. j. W. Popham are
both quite sick with la grippe.
Mrs. Thos. Chadin was quite sick
last week but Is now improving.
Charley Hull, Of Gibbonsville, Ida,
is visiting with his cousin, B. S. Cha
fin, Of This place.
Lamar Chafin entertained a nun,
Der of his bachelor friends at his no me
last Wednesday evening.
Thos. Watts again moved his sheep
to above Grantsdale. M. G. Kern al
50 moved his band TO the hills this
morning.
John Hull will leave about January
LIST for his old home in Missouri to at.
tend the celebration of the golden wed
ding of his parents.
A merry sleighing party, consisting
OF Hamilton young folks, visited Cor
wallis Friday night and attended tn,
dance given in the Masonic Hall. w.
trust they enjoyed themselves.
The ladies of the c. w. b. M. will
give social at the home OF Mrs. ]
L. Humble next Friday evening
Miss Fannie Cummins' class will rem
der musical program and the ladies
will serve supper. The proceeds will
be used for the benefit of the C. w
B. M.
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McHeffy, Ed. Haacke, and Alexander,
Ferry and Bernard Mckinley. At ?
o'clock the sleighs were announced to
take the party to their several homes,
|. all voting the McGinleys royal enter
tanners.
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WANTEDi

Reliable man for manager of Branch
Office we wish to open in this vicinity.
If your record is o. X. here is an op-
portunity. Kindly give good refer
en:e when writing THE A. T. NOR
RIs WHOLESALE HOUSE, Cincinnati
Ohio. illustrated catalogue 4 cts.
stamps.
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.*County Correspondence-*
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Those in and around Victor who
have not INDUCED in la grippe during
the past week are either enjoying that
pleasure (?) now or holding it in an
ticipatlon.
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Cattle thieves are believed to have
been busy in the upper valley during
the past year as the loss of the local
,cattlemen was too heavy to be account
ed for in any other way.