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The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03

last atte mpt toseana an election for The
purpose, falling for lack of a sufficient
number of petitioners, of the qualified
voters, to justify the authorities in or
dering an election? The t'other sidep is
entitled to some consideration,
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03

Next Saturday will afford your last
chance to register for the railroad cleo
ton. DO not miss it, if you wish to cast
a ballot for the NEST advantageous pro-
position ever presented to the citizens
of Henderson county. And remember
that the election will be held at your
voting precinct on October the 17th.
The French Broad hustler. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1896-1912, 1907-10-03

Come out and meet Congressman Craw-
ford and the departmental experts at
the court house next Tuesday. They
will give you some valuable suggest ms
on farming and road building which no
citizen can afford to miss. The i'm
portance of this meeting cannot be too
strongly emphasized. Tell your neigh
bors about it.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

A COW does not yield profit II she
"a not comfortable. The kind of
shelter provided for her influences
her comfort largely.
While too much exercise will be
u~nfavoyahle to heavy milk giving. a
cov mus; have a reasonable mount
IN stay in good health.
Abou, this season tho churn mas
he cold and may chill tho cream
TOO much for chuvuinE. Tho effects
of the change ot the seasons mus:
no, be over looked.
The nos: profitable fertilizer fac.
.cYy for tho farmer ~ tho dairy cos
Cosioasced meal and other concen-
trs;es that arc specially adapted for
asiry feed yield anu %. very high
sszliy.
rgne salt IL taore easily distributed
~shroughou. butter The amount Of
M; needed for hu.seg IL 90 small
that one capnot afford 10 use aait out
Of ~ ordinary salt barrel for aairY
NE.
There IL llttlc economy IN svysns
to xsre dairy teea hy st4ntsag COWS
q cnw has = balanced tassoa ana
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

- w."
pexsaily whca his hata Ia In evidence
Lar Your 1'lans Ah~ad.
aimass begin 10 prepare Tor feed
log Aud taHcr3nE t49r hogs @hen !
LAP og, snY plans tot raY 2oa1 farm
Ina changing orrfY ear This year.
/ plaatea "a acres vt corr In a nrId
aud a hill %. sofa boaas hci~crn
the hilts at rusn ~ last working.
ss - cd hal. huahol ri clay pcas broad
ras, tscg arfc. aud planted oa ono
side d batch of awect rn'ato"a.
tsrnrd 4. shnats on this In October.
In December I w!ii turn on potato
ncld. and nn.sh ~ith n lI,ti" corn,
To Cure 1iar"n.
Cut hams short. remove all sur
nlua and ragged rafta 10 IN" a"hA"s"
,ucat pi!o. When all animal heat
haa left Tho mcat. salt well Win
GOOD clean Aa!,. using n toaSpoon'ol
of saitpr,tc 10 each ham. DON'T p'''
Tho hams up tn heat. but lay 'h"h'
nm sheisra and cover them up Win
sat,. After three weeks. 'Ah" 'he"'
un and wash clean. powder Win
,a,v,s hang W and smoke Win nara
u,s IA vour liains. Take down IN
March. Prepare u paste OF m"'n"se7
and ground black pepper. paint IN"
sesh side well with this mixture an"
hang M again during the early sum
-. xtndl, il SMOKE IN the moke-
house on rainy days. n7'hE ~ II S'."'
n,tms,onc. II you cant en- 'hiA
m.n, when we'll cooked you o'''''
ss,nd rcr tho doctor.
J. II. PARKER.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

Editors s4aette Ma animal Oh
10 iasa Ia sgote profitable Ia its
ossSf sasa tho hog AID noar fur
smees The farmer aaY t1nsc sob
1SssAal tssft 81 hts food AID lua4Ff
~ @ certainty No Aogthrsn
sa'f'ss cat a-"ta sap eaessc .os not
aAfsnx hogs ot hls .sE ~ ara thrsr
psSosets OF h.s liable IN abundance
~ esSyr se~tion OF The snuth eoaals
~ees ate favorable Tor SaistnE food
~s1sndaa'l3 tor tatsoninE t-osa srfY
sa@apiy. sera as sofa beats. wheat.
Nv. aad barley. on tho atlH ciaFs
Ano bosiotala Id. and tscas. pea
.s". ehafss. Aad sweet potatoes. or
aSs tighter soil Aud he @ho all
- asAal himself 81 such oppoftani
aes. but persists IN taislng ono crop.
.S&oa. 10 tho otclaalon Of ali else.
s1sefrcs nothluE better thaa West
We Dalk tncat and cora bread,
h~~~ris a Matter of Choice.
"A 70 breeds that II simply n mat
VI cho!cc / have tried ucafl}
!" o'esos as thry chmc a!onE aud
ah"a ~hlth Is beet ADnac al
I'es1s. Pollard Chinas. Tor III
Se"' nave u4eai that IL too fsi 10
y good. tho 3eyAshi.es ato rather
Aah. Dufoc Jerr1}z arc Gne hogs.
'"o expensive 10 raise. as the,
- cat nothing but chickens as
''as ~ the, are to be had. the Essex
aa'd 1" control. Chestcrs aud q.
~'s are more subject To disease.
al lhesc have their good points
.e!l as bad. l.ahl. but not least.
oN Razor i3aeA, ~ mutAh nDused.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

Rather than IN havo YOUR rutls
cnws chased about by dogs that do
no. Inom hos 81 drive cattle In O
aena3hle ~raarrcg. cut you. oan dug's
tail 81 !ass In frost 81 tho shoulders
and shoot "a MANI others "a ciyrum.
ssagt~a nexeasstasr Nua1ing and
gtatrg :attl do rot gn together. I'll
'saEnoi dogs sua thnxightlcss boys
tsaaY make eoas both run. 10 tbs
Ir!uyr al thc extended uS4era and
excite them sws that thr ~ar~rctlna o.
taiIs Is inscr.~-cd wt.h.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

The COW that comes fres, :, -.
,"'' - the n that should mako tho
uesi profit In the course of the ycar
,'"S'aeF this when buying or breed.
ING o""s When cows are to be hrsa
II IL not always practical IN NJ, ~
'n's principle. hu, ono should do -,
when he can.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

ouT'n. winter. look particularly 10
80" ~h"sher tho dairy cows have n
variety OF feed, something tina, ia
ap?"iisins. whether their ahol,er md
s'eep'ng place keep them comtorta.
o'". and whether they have pure
waller often enough. II any Of these
.'oia's Ia overlooked tho whole eree.
may r." unsatisfactory.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07
Drops of Dairy Cream.

All a. Pat a Butter with Golden Hints to Southern Farm, .
or for successful Handling Of Ian, Everyday pa,, r",' "'"d
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07

In nine ou, Of ten southern ,owna
butter ia sTarceg. Other sections
~hoTo butler caaun; be made q,
cheaplF. arc shippin. the South "a
LARGO part OF Ia butter. This ~clcaris
ahos" al opportunity Tor a farmer
oT MI person who wishes 10 make
a speciality Of da!r9ing in tho South
NJ studying up or dairy questions
and putting tke hnowjrdga NO gained
30 good gsn orc can soon hare a
rIco busia~sa
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1907-12-07
Every Farmer Should Raise His Own
Pork.


- by no means io br aearised. ~s
fsex daily whcu his hahn Ia In evidence
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

In decision rendered last Saturday
the supreme court denied new trial In
the case OF the State againgt Frank w.
Neal. convicted In the distslct court at
Paris last fall on the charge OF attempt
to commit rape and sentenced 10 10
years in prison. In previous decision
by the supreme court In the same case
the Judgment Of the lower court was
affirmed with the exception of reducing
the sentence from ten % two years
Carl Spongberg Ii still doing good
work with the Salt Lake ball team. In
game last Monday between Salt Lake
and crack team from Telluride. Colo
he struck out nine men and pitched the
local team TO victory in spite Of ragged
fielding. The Herald thus comments
upon his work ''spongberg la the bos
for the Tailors. was the whole show
and in spite Of the support, which nj
tunes would make wooden imag,
weep stnck 70 his work and fought
against overwhelming odds. Had b.
been given even ordinary support. ih'
visitors would never have scored
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. l. Underwood have
issued invitations TO the marriage Of
their daughter Florence Angelina 10
Bernard DeLos Eastman. The event
will take place at the Underwood home
Wednesday, September 4th at noon.
II those Of our citizens who desire
to board school teachers this year will
leave their names at this Office. il will
be an accommodation 10 the new teachers
who are coming in Several have al
ready written the clerk inquiring about
beard and room
Prof. Bramwell and other members
OF the Fielding academy faculty, gave
an ENTERTAINMENT at L. D. 5. hall We'd.
nesday night. Prof Bramwell gave n
talk in the interests OF the academy
and several very pleasing musical mum
hers We're rendered.
The officers aud teachers Of the l.. d,
5 sunday school gave farewell re
cep,ion 1T the church last Friday night
for Mrs ALI. Hogensen. Abont hfty
participated in the evenings entertain
ment. and most enjoyable time was
had. Mrs. H. joined her husband at
Boise Wednesday
The Gem of the Mountain club has
/ leased two rooms on the second floor Of
the First National hank building. One
I Of the rooms has been sub-rented 10 thu
Village Improvement society for the
public library, The other room will he
nicely fitted mp by the club and al
meetings will be held there.
Now that the council has ordered &C.
ment sidewalks on Main between sth
and 9th. il would b. well for as many
OF the property owners a. possible 4
q pnt the walks In this fall The great
demand for cement is causing the prizes
70 steadily advance, and walks can h
built considerably cheaper now thar
neat year.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23
Press Club Prints Book.

The Eastern Idaho Press club has
employed attorneys - compile all the
laws of Idaho relating to legal notices
required n be published IN newspapers.
and same has been PIT In convenient
pamphlet form. with ~ index for ready
reference. This work has cost the club
40 and will prove very beneficial u
publishers. attorneys and all ih0ae who
handle legal publications. The price is
-. Copies may be secured from The
seeretsry Of the club. Mr. J. w Jones
If Rigby. Idaho paper. plsass copy.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23
City Council Doings.

! The council met last night with Pres
ident Zones in the chair and all council
men present except H0skins.
Ordinance No. %. prohibiting The
keeping Of swine within the city limsts.
was killed.
The report Of the chief Of police for
the month Of July showed collections
Amounting 20 el24.
The redgnatie y ~ Edward Bncaer =
s,ity engineer Nas read and ths same
was accepted b. the council
A resolution vas adopted. extending
.he cement sidewalk district on Wash.
linRton street east one block. the proper
" owners in said block 20 have until
July !. 1904. in which 70 construct th'
walkA
The proposition 81 Jacob Mani 70 fur
| nish the city with lumber nj vi y
thousand feet was accepted and th'
stree, committee vas instructed % i'm
msdiateIy secure enonzh Timber 70 pu
| in cross walks. repair bridges. etc.
The street committee was INSTRUCTED
20 confer with =. Strong in regard !
LAYING q cement walk in front u b.
property now oecapied BY @, spuna
berg.
psiI. 80. afiowed a foIlowN
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23
Notice Of School Election.

Notice Is hereby given that an else.
ton will be held In Montpelier lnde.
pendent school district No. ]. county Of
Bear Lake. state 81 Idaho. ON Tuesday
the third day 81 september. 1901 for
the purpose ~ eleetinK two membcrS 81
the board ~ school trustees for term
Ut three yrars said election will ~
held in the city hall In Montpelier aud
The polls will be open between the
hours Of and 5 o'cloek y m. ~ said
day
c. T. WRIGHT
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23
Ritter Bros Drug Co,
Montpelier. Franklln and Preston,
Idaho. Logan and 0arsaad. Utah


Mrs. james w. Bruce and her dauRh.
ter, Anna Hrnc.. ,,f Sa.oot. Mormon
settlement in the star Valley, north Of
Evanston have been arrested and
brought 10 the Uinta county jail GA the
charge of being implicated in the mur
der Of their husband and father, James
Bruce, nj their ranch near Snaoot on
March 2lst last The crime WAS an
unusually 6endish one aud has b~e,
under invest cation by the authorities
for five months
On the day IT the tragedy Bruce ac'
eompanied 10y his ron left tor their
ranch short distance Trum Smoot aud
as part 81 their luncheon took plum
pie made by Mrs Rrnce and her danRh
ter. At the dinner hour Bruce started
10 eat the pie but soon became violently
III and died within an hour afterwards
la commissions A piece ct the Iie was
given to cat which died In tam min
utes. The officers sent the stomach
aud liver II the dead man 60 State
Chemist II. q. knight and the chemi
cal analysis showed that IL the three
nlouthfulls % pie eaten by Bruce. par,
had gone into the liver part had he~n
communicated 10 the tissues OF the
stomach but the amount Of strychnine
remaining in the stomach was sufficient
TO have killed 1--we men.
Mrs Bruce and her daughter admit
having made the pie but inAsat on thciI
previous assertion that they knew moth
ing about the poison and cannot &C.
conat for its presence IN the pie. This
clrenmstantiRl eyieenee against th'
wife and daughter. however. IL said Il
! BIZ very strong aud the authorities ar
believed TO pssess evidences which the!
have not made public Bruce was en-
Of the prominent Mormon leaders o
! snoot and II Is known that he ha'
i trouble with his wife previous ~ Nj
death Rock Springs Miner
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

On September ! aud ; tickets will b.
.ogd nj rate N one fare Tor r0nnd trip
- Denver. DmahA. Kansas City. ~
Louis aud Chicago Transit limit ten
lays going and coming. final rssaTn
I nit OFT. 81. Denver routes 18th ways
A. b. NATIVES. Agsnt
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23
Better rDon Thrss Doctors

'Thrue years aao ne bad thrv~ doetosw
siEh our alstle bay ana everything that
theg could do seemed In wAan. a. lmmt
mhea All hope seemed - - Kons W. -
gan nslng ChamhsFtaIass folk. chohsFa
sna IgIaFFhDsu fsaaskiy ami 10 q is~
h0urs be tagan 50 lmDFs Fe. TO-DAY -
: a. healthy e ehilzl So parents eouhi
Hlah tor Mira J. 3. J0hnsiOn, iAntDs
4iss. FoF ssis hy litter Eros pFas
store.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

Local News
Montpelier. Idaho, Aug. %, 1907
Fresh bread at Sadie's.
Chas E. Harris, Notary Public.


Mrs o. T. Conley of Rawlins. is Wis
iting with Montpelier friends.
New fall goods are being received
daily at Nose Lewis
Wanted, girl for general Homework;
inquire at this Office.
See the pretty new patterns in fall
dress goods at Nose Lewis
See the new styles in ladies' dress
shoes at Whitmans. q
A little daughter arrived at the home
of John Mining of Nounan, last Tuesday
night. ~
Eastman Koiaks, films and supplies
at Rinehart's studio. ~
Miss Bessie Brainard OF Payette>is
visiting in the city the guest of Miss
Florence Underwood.
Lots of new and beautiful china just
unpacked at Whitman's Bargain Base
ment. u
A fine line of ladies and children's
jackets just received at Nose Lewis.
For good bath, shave or halr cnL 30
to Phelps barber shop.
Miss Margaret Hull of Salt Lake. Wis
tied with Montpelier relatives couple
of days this week.
All the latest novelties in japanese
china. Call and see them at H. B
Whitman's. "
For Sale-One good tandem bicycle 81
your own price. See il at Slusser's. ~
@. ID. Houston has 4OOO breedinG
ewes for sale; one to Ave years old; cal
on address at Montpelier.
Fruit Jars, lubbers and caps, jell.
glasses and stone jars at q. B. bit
mans. zz
Mrs. viii Guernsey of Ogden, Is Wis
ting at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. r. N. Winters.
Mrs. Cliff Larcum went 20 Pocatell
Wednesday to visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Renfro.
We have received 600 new Ediso
records-all choice selections. -Thatcht
Music Co. ID
Mrs. DR.. Ship of Salt Lake, gay
two lectures ON Hygiene this week
the young ladies OF the L. ID. y. churc
For sale cheap-4One single light o.
spring wagon; your own pr1ce. s.
Slusser. "a
The frost damaged q number of feel
49, suA14Id n
mature and they have been cut for ha
Old shawhan whiskey. the acme.
the distillers' skill. il sold only at
Capitol saloon. Try it. l.
Mayor Cruikshank. Mike Malone a
J. R, Brennan left Tuesday for . I
days outing on the Little Blackf'
( rive-.
Get bnsy and come and buy some
our new fall outing flannel u WI
mans. 2
Mrs. and Mrs Morris Abramson
Malad. and Mrs. H. Lewis of Ogd
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs
Lewis.
Washing and ironing done. p O
a dozen; one suit Of oYeralls Is &c
work strictly first class; inquire at
ONCE.
w. 2. Citizens OF the American =
Amerimn. passed through hgfe yes
day u route % Wiisok. 20. o
- business trip. 80
Mrs. Dick Whselan went 70 pocal
wednesday TO jain Dick. who is
anning IN engine on the Third
ticf.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

/ ThoS. Douglas and family nave moved
into the Title Till residence on South.
Eleventh street. which Mr.. DouElashas
purchased.
Il There were two more quite severe
frosts in the valley the past week. and
| it il believed that the grain has been
greatly damaged.
Drs. Sutton and Croft and Herman
Hoff returned Tuesday from the Vel
lowstone ParK. They report having
had delightful trip.
Don't forget that when you need y
sewing machine we have the kind that
will suit you. Thatcher Music Co. IL
Mr.. and. Mrs. n. Gesas and Henry
Wolff of Chicago. are visiting at the
home of Sam L. Lewis. Mr. Gesas is y
brother of Mrs Lewis.
For the teachers institute at Pocatel
10 Aug 20 to 81 che Short Line will sell
tickets at the rate Of one and third
fare for return trip.
Charlie Schmid. the tailor. is now
showing an elegant line Of samples OF
fall and winter suits and overcoats, call
and see them. 2s
LAT their meeting Wednesday night
the ODD Fellows let the contract for the
construction of a cement sidewalk jd
front OF their properaxs :
w. M. Hoskins. who has been IN the
hospital at Salt Lake for two weekly
writes that he ia feeling much bettsr
and will rsturn home next SUNDAY.
American Beauty beer. a pure. whole
some beer sold at a reasonable price
Order a case for home or camp Sold
by the P&auce- saleea.
y Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Severn returned
\ TUESDAY from their wedding trip. The.
visited at Ely and other points in New
ada and -als0ar Ogden and -Satt Lake
II Miss Florence -Lea--of Honolulu, wa
the guest yesterday of Mrs. AL Thiel
Il She was en- route home from q visi
with friends at Cokeville and othe
points.
Nv nat Is SnaWhAnf ~ IL bn0 pHENs
= product from the oldest distillery i
America. It is kept on tap at tn
"A Capitol saloon. II
After a pleasant visit OF two month
l.. with his parents and friends, Cleye {
Gee left Sunday morning for Wei
Point to resume his studies at the mil
- tary academy.
Henry. Whitman states that Mr.
% Whitman will be able to leave the no
pital tomorrow. However. she wi
ne remain in Salt Lake sexeral days bete1
ay retngulng hornes
n J. A. Hess, district manager for Il
les Security Mutual Life Insurance cor
pany, has established an Office at }
IL new residence, one block south Of d
ID Examiner Office. %
Miss Fillie- Trill went-to Salt La
nst yesterday on a business trip, She b
Sc sold her restaurant to a Jap, but e
/ poets to engage in business mere aga
ms IN the dear future
Last Saturday morning sparks set 4
90 to the roof OF the residence occupied
Harry Gill, but the blaze was ext
guished by bucket brigade and OF
-. slight damage was done.
Attend the dance at Il
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23
Attend the dance at the
pavilion tomorrow night.
Tickets only SO cents.

n Miss Jennie Gibbons OF Crescoe.
Iowa, who will teach In the Montpelier
schools this year, arrived In the city
Tuesday and went 20 Paris to attsnd
the -seaehsxs. institute
Ham Mumford went to Salt Lake
Wednesday to receive a band Of 200
fine Cotswold bucks, which Mumford
Bros. recently purchased. They will b
shipped here about Sept. lat--
Mrs. Kitty Gibson. formerly . resi-
dent OF Montpelier. died in Blackfoot
ON August 7th. Her husband. sor
aud daughter survive her. The remains
were taken to Denver for burial.
For sale. one large curly maple dres
ser, with French plate mirror.Aa soli'
golden oak buffet, and one-half doze'
golden oak dining chairs Same cal
be seen at the home OF Ed Lewis
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

just received, $50 File
CANT Cloaks NJ 50 each.
Early buyers will get the
pick Of the lot. Sam l..
| evils.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

Do not miss this opportunity Rob
eFts q Roberts. machinista. hebuiid-
ing. repairing and adjusting Of sewing
MACHINES. Thorough in their work and
responsible. Leave orders - Stewart
grocery. Mrs. Chapm&n's old stand
Phone No. 9.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

AT their meeting Wednesday night
the Ode Fellows let the contract for the
construction of a cement sidewalk jn
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

Gene Smith left last Saturday for q
trip into Oregon. He win visit points
with the view Of purchasing property
At the one which seems most favorable.
20 him and later on removing bis fam.
iiIT there. ----- -.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

w. NJ. Hoskins. who has been IN the
hospital at Salt Lake for two weeksy
writes that he ia feeling much better
and will return home next sunday
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

MAJ. D. Mozart returned 70 Salt
Lake Monday after three week yisli
with her parents, Mr. and Ms. J
Nielsen. She was accompanied b
salma Nielsen. who will visit there foI
q month.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

Thos Douglas and family have moved
into the Tillie Tfill residence on South
Eleventh street. which Mr.. DouRlas'has
purchased.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

Brennan q Davis have had their old
frame building removed from Main
street to the north end Of the lot in the
rear of their new building. They will
sa.-zvzvavaI s4ora0e rn0xsr
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

American Beauty beer. a pure. whole
some beer sold at reasonable price.
Order case for home or camp Sold
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1907-08-23

The team of horses purchased from
W. J. Crockett Of Dingle, by the Poca-
teIlo fre department about two years
.aeo. are -atill doing dnty and the boys
IN the department are prUud-of them