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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-22

and no assets.-Evanston News Register.
DR.. H. Beckstrom. Dentist. All work
garantied. Next door to bank II
ut is reported in railway circles thatX
the TIT miles of Union Pacific between
Green River and Ogden is to be trans !
ferred to the Oregon Short Line system
for various reasons. )
liz you need any thing in mems, ladies
and childrens underwear. come and see
our prices and stock. We will save you
20 per cent on these goods. II. b. Whit
man. AZ
County Attorney Jesse Bulge is in
Boise attending meeting of the coun-
ty attorneys of the state. Jesse ought
to acquit himself with credit, and he
will. in such gathering.
If you want to be happy on the even
ing of January 18th. CD to- hear the
talented company of singers and enter
tanners at the opera house. Reserved
seats Toe, admission 80 cents.
At the new store, opposite the hank,
is shown the greatest Strengthening in
prices on all winter goods, including
clothing, ladies, gents and chlldrens
underwear. shoes. etc. Call and inyes-
tigate prices and goods. 40
DIR. Wright. who made trip to Salt
Lake the latter part of the week. re-
ports Engineer Kaiser and Fireman
oil ~ H.,
pital. It is expected they will return
in few days now.-Tribune.
| George w Fritz. former publisher of
the Shoshone Independent and probate
judge of Lincoln county, announces
that he will soon start newspaper at
Shoshone and will purchase an entire
new plant for the purpose
Mumford Bros. and Y. Ct. Crane oper-
ating the Montpelier Livery Stable. have
dissolved. Mumford Bros. will continne
the business and Thos. Stevens will be
in charge. Mr.. Crane hasn't decided
yet what he will engage in.
Capt. James Graham, who was the
democratic nominee for congress in
1900. but withdrew in favor of Mr..
Glenn when fusion was arranged, has
just been granted pension of $72 q
month by the government for disability
Nacquired in the Cuban war.
The supreme court, in an opinion filed
I yesterday in the case of Joseph Nom
bert. plaintiff and respondent, versus
Bannock county, holds that persons fur
nishing food To prisoners on request OF
sheriff, must look to that official 2ol
compensation.
Ed O'Connor left for his old home il
Michigan last Wednesday morning
being called there by the serious illness
of his sister. The latter visited here ;
| year last summer. She made man.
y friends. while here, who will regret t,
Near of her illness.
J Faithful person to call Of
1 retail trade aud agents for manufactur
! ing house having well established busi
ness; local territory; straight salary 81
paid weekly and expense money ao
vanced; previous experience unnece'
! sary: position permanent; business sue
: cessful. Enclose self addressed envelope
NSuperintendent Travellers, COS Mono
Bldg, Chicago. 400
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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-22

Wednesday, and will remain in Paris
TOT the opening of court next Monday.
Brennan q Davis, agents for the cele-
orated Dlamondville COAL 49tf
1t is said several hundred head of !
cattle have changed hands by purchase
In the valley during the>past few days.
Brennan & Davis, agents for the cele-
DRAFTED Diamondville coal. 49tf \
remnants in outing fannels, percales
and ginghams at Il. b. Whitmans. AZ
No regular jury panel was drawn for
the court next Monday. If any jury is
needed, an open venire will be issued
Brennan & Davis. agents for the cele-
DRAFTED Diamondville coal. 40tf
Conductor Huber, who intended to
take d trip to Mexico, has changed his
mind and gone back to work OIL the
Short Line.
Remember, with every ten cent pur-
chase at Whitman s you get trading
Stamps. Call and see our liberal Of
fer. AT
THE Power of Woman" a four act
drama, will be given in Paris first ward
meeting house, on the eth, by home
talent.
You can't tell where you can do the
best until you try. Try us for grocer
les, cigars, tobacco ana candy. 1T 80
Mrs John W. Stoner, who was re-
ported quite low with pneumonia last
week, is now ON the high road to re-
covery.
Brennan & Davis, agents for the cele-
brated Diamondville coal. 49tf
Before taking stock we wish to close
out our stock of ladies silk waists and
fannelette waists, skirts. etc. Very
i LIBERAL discount on all this goods at II.
B. Whitman's. AZ
DR.. Beckstrom had the misfortune to
severely burn his left hand few days
ago. He is now carrying the injured
member i'll d sling.
See our and lOc cOunter. on VIII
pay 10 and zoe for the same items at
our competitors. W. sell you goods at
correct prices. II. B. Whitman. AZ
Brennan g. Davis, agents for the Gel
ebrated Namondville coal. 49tf
10. w. Hess, one of the popular young
men of this city, has resigned his posi-
ton with the Short Line to accept a
( more lucrative one in Helena, MONTH Il
The Montpelier Lumber Company han
large quantity of lumber of all kinds
on hand and will meet all competitors
| both in price and quality. Try us. 25
Don't fail to have your tickets to the
Schubert Symphony Concert, which If
, to be- held at the opera mouse Jan. 28tiI
; reserved aL Riter's Drug Store.
A. B. Mattsen, formerly agent in thiA
r Ncity, but now located in Kemmerer, wa
j, d Montpelier visitor on Tuesday.
4 Comforts-We can sell you comfort
/. cheaper than you can make them. Cal
f and see at Fl. B. Whitman's 4
d Get your order in for new sprinl
o suit, selected from my new spring sam
pies. Fit guaranteed. Chas. Schmid
Il the tailor. ~
). G.. C. Gray is expected home toda
81 from the east. Mrs. Gray, who ha
i been visiting in Iowa, will accompan,
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1904-01-22
'NAd0N SHORT LINE R4Ji.roA

11OhI LINE RAILROAD
TIME CARD.
helow is tie time Of arrival and de
u r'ure OF Passenger trains at Mont,
pelier. "O molit-
DEPART
u wesO pound No. |. l:55 p. m 200 D. m.
west bound 10. l14:2o a. m. 4:25 m
r r"s. o pound No. 2. S;5op. N. $50 p. m.
East bound No. &. 7:l5 a. m 100 . -
N. E. KING, Agent.
Montpelier, Idaho.
E. Burley, D. s snancor
G. T. & T. A. Gp T.
Salt Lake City, Utah.